Wireless Mic Magnetic Holder for DJI Mic Mini, Portable Handheld Microphone Interview Stand with Pop Filter, Compatible with DJI Mic1/2, Rode Wireless Micro/GO 2/ME/Pro

Works very well with my DJ I Mic Mini. The Mic Mini’s clipped right on the microphone handle.

Kinda weird but seems to work. I will come back and add more after testing in the field

Absolutely mad that this works as well as it does, but it’s great. Using with a DJI mic mini and it’s crystal clear. Great if you need a stick mic in a pinch and don’t want to break the bank. Be careful about handling noise, though

I’ve been a fan of the new wave of small mics that you can easily attach to people. Personally, I prefer ones that let you use a lapel mic along with the transmitter. I’ve got a few of these handheld-style mics because, on shoots, sometimes I need a second—or even a fourth—mic. It makes life so much easier since there’s no need to pass mics around. What makes this one stand out is its built-in magnet. Yep—this is my second one of this kind, and it’s quickly become my favorite. I’m not just saying that for the sake of a review—I genuinely mean it. It holds the Boya mic I love using with ease, and it has the strongest magnet I’ve seen on one of these. It really locks in, which is awesome. My other one? The mic’s a bit sloppy behind the windscreen. But this one? Once it’s on the magnet, it stays put. And it has one more trick up its sleeve: you can use any 1/4-20 mount to attach it anywhere. So, if you want a quick boom mic setup, just grab a small magic arm, a clamp, and a broomstick, and your rechargeable mini mic becomes a boom mic. (Okay, I haven’t done that yet—but I’m super sure it’ll be awesome.) So if you want to level up your interview game and feel confident that your mic won’t randomly fall off, this Mini Mic to Handheld Mic kit is a solid win.

This basic mic holder accomplishes the task. I'm using it with the Saramonic Ultra system. I like the 1/4" thread-- it adds a level of functionality to the handle, if you want to attach it to a mini tripod or even a boom arm in a pinch. The wind screen is huge (in my opinion), and larger than it needs to be. The plastic is very light and basic, and the combination of basic plastic and big screen makes look a little less professional, but it functions exactly as it should.