Insta360 launches $250 Mic with customizable E-Ink screen

Insta360 announced the Insta360 Mic, a cheaper version of its Mic Pro that keeps the customizable color E-Ink display. The two-transmitter kit with receiver costs $250, $80 less than the Pro, but 32-bit float recording requires a microSD card since there is no built-in storage.

• Two-transmitter kit with receiver costs $250; single-transmitter kit is $140
• 32-bit float and 24-bit recording only to microSD, no built-in 32GB like the Pro
• Single omnidirectional capsule instead of the Pro's three-mic array
• Up to 13 hours of recording per transmitter, 34 hours with the charging case