The Morning After: DJI’s tiny Mic 3 can record four subjects at once

Here is a 191-word summary of the news article: DJI has unveiled its latest wireless microphone, the Mic 3, which offers several improvements over the previous Mic 2 model. The most notable changes are a smaller and lighter transmitter design, as well as support for recording up to four subjects simultaneously using multiple transmitters and receivers. The Mic 3 retains DJI's signature style, though the large logo may still be noticeable. It is now available for purchase, priced at $329 for a kit with two transmitters and a receiver, or $219 for a single transmitter and receiver setup. The article also mentions that the world of mobile-focused microphones has expanded, with many great options available for recording audio with smartphones and other mobile devices. Engadget has tested a range of these microphones and provided recommendations based on sound quality and performance. Additionally, the article briefly covers news that YouTube TV subscribers will not lose access to Fox content after all, as the two companies have reached an agreement. It also includes a review of Sony's latest high-end compact camera, the RX1R III, which offers impressive image quality but may not justify its $5,100 price tag.