CYNOVA Insta 360 Ace Pro 2 Microphone Adapter for insta360 Ace Pro 2, External Type-C Microphones and 3.5mm Audio Ports Compatible with insta360 Pro 2 / insta360 Ace Pro

Fits well for ace pro 2 and works well too.A good product

The CYNOVA Mic Adapter is a must-have accessory for anyone looking to elevate the audio quality of their Insta360 Ace Pro 2. With its seamless design and 3.5mm input, it makes connecting external microphones a breeze. The adapter feels well-built and integrates perfectly with the Insta360 Ace Pro 2, maintaining the camera’s sleek aesthetic without adding unnecessary bulk. It locks securely in place, ensuring stable performance even during intense activities like biking or vlogging on the go. The biggest advantage is the ability to use a high-quality external microphone to significantly improve audio capture, whether you’re filming interviews, creating cinematic videos, or recording in noisy environments. Paired with a good microphone, the difference in audio clarity and depth is night and day compared to the built-in mic. Setup is quick and straightforward—just plug it in, connect your microphone, and you’re good to go. It’s compact enough to toss into your camera bag, making it an ideal accessory for creators on the move. In short, the CYNOVA Mic Adapter is a simple but powerful tool for maximizing the Insta360 Ace Pro 2’s potential. If you value crisp, professional-grade audio, this adapter is worth every penny. Highly recommended!

Works like it should even though the Ace Pro 2 has a good standard mic being able to use other wireless mics for enhanced sound is a plus it will fit with a cage you will have to remove if you need access to SD card slot with the adapter charging is easier having an exposed type c port from adapter overall would definitely recommend to any Ace Pro user for this adapter!

This was for my husband. He said it works great.

Fits great with the cage I bought. I got this so I could attach a mic. I haven't had any issues so far. Great product.

Works great! A couple minor issues… One issue is that with a mono mic, it will record to only one channel and play through only one speaker. I’d rqther it record two mono tracks for left and right… Can be fixed in editing though it’s another step. I personally prefer to use a stereo lavaliere setup. It’s a pair I bought from Sound Professionals maybe 15 years ago. One major improvement to the piece that can be made (if possible) would be a gasket that made the unit waterproof again while this is attached (for rain and fishing applications). Not an issue with this part, but rather with the recorder; I wish the gain could be adjusted without pausing the video. I like having the ability to monitor the gain though on the screen… One failsafe I found while experimenting is that if the mic cable is accidentally pulled out, the ace pro will switch automatically back to the onboard mics. Bonus.