Engadget's James Trew rates the GoPro Wireless Mic System 7.8/10, noting it arrives after a 175-month wait. The $159 two-mic bundle includes two transmitters, a 3.5mm receiver for DSLRs, a USB-C receiver for phones/PCs, and a charging case delivering 20 hours total (six hours per mic). The kit is lighter and more compact than rivals like DJI's Mic Mini and Insta360's Mic Pro, though Rode's Wireless Micro has a smaller case.

Direct connectivity to Hero 12 and newer GoPros via Bluetooth is a highlight, but only one mic works at a time. Using the USB receiver enables dual-mic recording, yet the GoPro displays a single VU meter and records in split stereo (left/right channels), requiring post-production conversion to mono. Noise reduction works well with receivers but introduces artifacts over Bluetooth.

Audio quality is clear and natural, surpassing the Media Mod's built-in mic. However, the system lacks onboard recording, 32-bit float, and remote camera control — features DJI offers. Priced above DJI's Mic Mini 2 and Rode's Wireless Micro, GoPro's late entry feels premium without matching software polish.