From Engadget · Ian Carlos Campbell · · 1m 20s
Sony launches wireless mic kit to rival DJI
Sony's new ECM-W5 wireless microphone kit costs $400 and offers 32-bit float recording, external mic support and range up to 500 meters, positioning it as a premium alternative to DJI's cheaper options.
In brief
Sony's new ECM-W5 wireless microphone kit costs $400 and offers 32-bit float recording, external mic support and range up to 500 meters, positioning it as a premium alternative to DJI's cheaper options. Sony announced the ECM-W5 wireless microphone kit for four hundred dollars, offering thirty two bit float recording…
Sony enters wireless mic market
Sony has announced the ECM-W5, a four hundred dollar wireless microphone kit designed to compete with D J I's affordable wireless microphones for content creators.
Range and recording capabilities
The ECM-W5 captures ninety six kilohertz audio from up to five hundred metres away in line of sight conditions.It includes one receiver and two transmitters, with each transmitter holding sixty four gigabytes of internal memory.
Thirty two bit float recording
The ECM-W5 supports thirty two bit float recording, which captures both quiet and loud sounds without requiring gain adjustments. This feature simplifies post production workflow compared to D J I's cheaper alternatives.
Availability and expansion options
The ECM-W5 is available to pre order today for four hundred dollars and ships in November. Additional transmitters cost one hundred twenty dollars each, allowing up to four simultaneous recording tracks.
The key point
Sony announced the ECM-W5 wireless microphone kit for four hundred dollars, offering thirty two bit float recording and external mic support to compete with D J I's more affordable wireless microphones.
