The V-Mic D4 DUO lets you capture the story you want to tell from every angle. With its unique dual-capsule design, the D4 DUO allows you, for the first time ever, to record the audio coming from behind the camera in full fidelity. No longer will your interview questions sound distant and muffled. No longer will you have to rotate your microphone when you want to narrate something you are showing your audience. Super Lightweight The D4 DUO weighs only 40 grams which makes it one of the lightest compact camera microphones on the market. Now you can add high quality audio to your camera setup without having to weigh it down. AUX 3.5mm Input The D4 DUO also has a very special feature that exemplifies our company motto of “Do More. Carry Less.” Its 3.5mm AUX input bypasses audio from the rear capsule and sends it to the right channel of your camera. No longer do you need to carry around bulky camera mixers or hard-to-find stereo splitter cables. All of that is built into the microphone.Simply flip the switch to stereo and plug in your lavalier or wireless receiver. This is perfect for when you want to capture an interview with someone but also need to record the sounds of the environment on a separate track that you can use to balance the whole soundscape of the scene.
The V-Mic D4 DUO lets you capture the story you want to tell from every angle. With its unique dual-capsule design, the D4 DUO allows you, for the first time ever, to record the audio coming from behind the camera in full fidelity. No longer will your interview questions sound distant and muffled. No longer will you have to rotate your microphone when you want to narrate something you are showing your audience. Super Lightweight The D4 DUO weighs only 40 grams which makes it one of the lightest compact camera microphones on the market. Now you can add high quality audio to your camera setup without having to weigh it down. AUX 3.5mm Input The D4 DUO also has a very special feature that exemplifies our company motto of “Do More. Carry Less.” Its 3.5mm AUX input bypasses audio from the rear capsule and sends it to the right channel of your camera. No longer do you need to carry around bulky camera mixers or hard-to-find stereo splitter cables. All of that is built into the microphone.Simply flip the switch to stereo and plug in your lavalier or wireless receiver. This is perfect for when you want to capture an interview with someone but also need to record the sounds of the environment on a separate track that you can use to balance the whole soundscape of the scene.
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Deity V-Mic D4 Duo Dual-Capsule Micro Camera-Mount Shotgun Microphone
The V-Mic D4 DUO lets you capture the story you want to tell from every angle. With its unique dual-capsule design, the D4 DUO allows you, for the first time ever, to record the audio coming from behind the camera in full fidelity. No longer will your interview questions sound distant and muffled. No longer will you have to rotate your microphone when you want to narrate something you are showing your audience. Super Lightweight The D4 DUO weighs only 40 grams which makes it one of the lightest compact camera microphones on the market. Now you can add high quality audio to your camera setup without having to weigh it down. AUX 3.5mm Input The D4 DUO also has a very special feature that exemplifies our company motto of “Do More. Carry Less.” Its 3.5mm AUX input bypasses audio from the rear capsule and sends it to the right channel of your camera. No longer do you need to carry around bulky camera mixers or hard-to-find stereo splitter cables. All of that is built into the microphone.Simply flip the switch to stereo and plug in your lavalier or wireless receiver. This is perfect for when you want to capture an interview with someone but also need to record the sounds of the environment on a separate track that you can use to balance the whole soundscape of the scene.
The V-Mic D4 DUO lets you capture the story you want to tell from every angle. With its unique dual-capsule design, the D4 DUO allows you, for the first time ever, to record the audio coming from behind the camera in full fidelity. No longer will your interview questions sound distant and muffled. No longer will you have to rotate your microphone when you want to narrate something you are showing your audience. Super Lightweight The D4 DUO weighs only 40 grams which makes it one of the lightest compact camera microphones on the market. Now you can add high quality audio to your camera setup without having to weigh it down. AUX 3.5mm Input The D4 DUO also has a very special feature that exemplifies our company motto of “Do More. Carry Less.” Its 3.5mm AUX input bypasses audio from the rear capsule and sends it to the right channel of your camera. No longer do you need to carry around bulky camera mixers or hard-to-find stereo splitter cables. All of that is built into the microphone.Simply flip the switch to stereo and plug in your lavalier or wireless receiver. This is perfect for when you want to capture an interview with someone but also need to record the sounds of the environment on a separate track that you can use to balance the whole soundscape of the scene.
Last updated at 09/03/2026 22:16:55
Deity Microphones V-Mic D4 DUO Dual-Capsule Micro Camera-Mount Shotgun Microphone
Deity V-Mic D4 DUO Dual Capsule On-Camera Video Microphone
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Deity D4 Duo Compact Vlogging Microphone
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Deity V-Mic D4 Duo Compact Vlogging Mic
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originally posted on bhphotovideo.com
What a concept with front and rear facing mics in one capsule. This is what i needed for the person behind the mic facilitating the shot or providing play by play while also recieving front audio. Perfect! One and two channel options for editing in post. How is the sound quality? Good for a $100 mic. Is it perfect? probably not but an excellent replacement for dual cavs when needed or desired. I would by again, again and again.
originally posted on bhphotovideo.com
Used the product on a Canon EOS C70 for home movies. It's a great concept to capture front and rear facing audio. The signal comes out stereo where the Left Channel is the front and the Right Channel is the rear. For this specific camera/mic pair, make sure you enabled the "powered mic" option in the audio settings.Results were alright. Audio was clear from both channels. However, I will be returning to use a dedicated phantom-powered shotgun mic. For example, my Sennheiser MKE 600 renders more "presence" (for more $, unfortunately). Don't get me wrong, this Deity product is not bad - it's just okay - it's a mic.
originally posted on bhphotovideo.com
This mic is really intended for use with a DLSR, but I'm using it with my iPhone. Unfortunately, you can't record in stereo on an iPhone (why?!) and you must purchase a short TRS to TRRS cable in order for it to even work with an iPhone. However, I'm planning to get a dedicated camera relatively soon, so I think this mic will really shine at that point. The sound is clean and clear. The shock mount works. I love the ability to record in two directions or one, and the ability to plug in a separate lavalier. Really versatile little device.
| Form Factor | Camera-Mount |
| Sound Field | Mono |
| Capsule | 2 x Electret Condenser |
| Diaphragm | 0.55" / 14 mm |
| Polar Pattern | Cardioid |
Deity Microphones V-Mic D4 DUO Dual-Capsule Micro Camera-Mount Shotgun Microphone
Deity V-Mic D4 DUO Dual Capsule On-Camera Video Microphone
Delivery $4.90
Deity D4 Duo Compact Vlogging Microphone
Delivery $16.50
Deity V-Mic D4 Duo Compact Vlogging Mic
Delivery between 7–15 Sept $15
Deity D4 Duo Compact Vlogging Microphone
Delivery $9.90
What a concept with front and rear facing mics in one capsule. This is what i needed for the person behind the mic facilitating the shot or providing play by play while also recieving front audio. Perfect! One and two channel options for editing in post. How is the sound quality? Good for a $100 mic. Is it perfect? probably not but an excellent replacement for dual cavs when needed or desired. I would by again, again and again.
Used the product on a Canon EOS C70 for home movies. It's a great concept to capture front and rear facing audio. The signal comes out stereo where the Left Channel is the front and the Right Channel is the rear. For this specific camera/mic pair, make sure you enabled the "powered mic" option in the audio settings.Results were alright. Audio was clear from both channels. However, I will be returning to use a dedicated phantom-powered shotgun mic. For example, my Sennheiser MKE 600 renders more "presence" (for more $, unfortunately). Don't get me wrong, this Deity product is not bad - it's just okay - it's a mic.
This mic is really intended for use with a DLSR, but I'm using it with my iPhone. Unfortunately, you can't record in stereo on an iPhone (why?!) and you must purchase a short TRS to TRRS cable in order for it to even work with an iPhone. However, I'm planning to get a dedicated camera relatively soon, so I think this mic will really shine at that point. The sound is clean and clear. The shock mount works. I love the ability to record in two directions or one, and the ability to plug in a separate lavalier. Really versatile little device.
Deity D4-Duo is a great starter microphone for beginner vloggers and audiophiles. Using with a mobile device (with an app that is compatible with an external mic input setup) and a Go Pro, the audio quality is expectedly better. However, I did notice a higher noise floor even with just the front capsule enabled, and I can't accurately describe if the dead cat is "working" (mixed reviews from other vloggers). The gain and bass appear to be less sensitive than the newly-released Deity D4 Mini. I plan on using the D4-Duo with my GoPro setup as I cannot control the gain on the GoPro, and the D4-Mini with my mobile device setup.It would be nice if the D4-Duo included both TRS to TRS and TRS to TRRS cables just like the D4 mini at its price point. For this reason, I ... MoreDeity D4-Duo is a great starter microphone for beginner vloggers and audiophiles. Using with a mobile device (with an app that is compatible with an external mic input setup) and a Go Pro, the audio quality is expectedly better. However, I did notice a higher noise floor even with just the front capsule enabled, and I can't accurately describe if the dead cat is "working" (mixed reviews from other vloggers). The gain and bass appear to be less sensitive than the newly-released Deity D4 Mini. I plan on using the D4-Duo with my GoPro setup as I cannot control the gain on the GoPro, and the D4-Mini with my mobile device setup.It would be nice if the D4-Duo included both TRS to TRS and TRS to TRRS cables just like the D4 mini at its price point. For this reason, I give it 4-stars.
I use this product mainly for vlogging and indoor (or even outdoor) videos for my YouTube channel. I love the front/back option when vlogging. Makes things easier and less worrisome. I've used it multiple times in all the ways I mentioned above and it has performed superbly. I don't have many negatives. I have not experienced the problems others have experienced with the dead cats. But i do listen closely for it when I edit my videos. Make the purchase!
Bad, unusable audio in any breezy condition with dead cats on. Very interesting microphone with the added input on mic to have a lav mixed in. Rear audio dual capability is what made me choose this and was helpful a handful of times to be able to have a -10db audio to help try to fix the wind noise from the terrible dead cats.
This is my first non-Rode mic in a long time and the reason is because of it's innovation. It's hard to improve on the Rode videomicro but Diety has done it. The first big improvement is obviously the second capsule on the back side of the microphone, perfect for the talking cameraman. In our world today, we don't have big film crews each with their own job so this is nice because I can talk to the back of the camera without flipping my microphone around being the talent, audio guy and videographer. They even thought the mic would be closer to the person so added a -10db on the rear capsule.The second addition is an 1/8 input so if you don't need to use the rear capsule, you can use it for a wireless mic or even just a wired lav. Brilliant! Now I am able to use ... MoreThis is my first non-Rode mic in a long time and the reason is because of it's innovation. It's hard to improve on the Rode videomicro but Diety has done it. The first big improvement is obviously the second capsule on the back side of the microphone, perfect for the talking cameraman. In our world today, we don't have big film crews each with their own job so this is nice because I can talk to the back of the camera without flipping my microphone around being the talent, audio guy and videographer. They even thought the mic would be closer to the person so added a -10db on the rear capsule.The second addition is an 1/8 input so if you don't need to use the rear capsule, you can use it for a wireless mic or even just a wired lav. Brilliant! Now I am able to use the 2 channels of built in camera audio to it's fullest. Great job!For an example, feel free to check out my YouTube review of this microphone: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VkDXWc5HG8c&t=908s
I have been using this microphone for the past week and really like how it sounds. So often you don't know if you can trust these cheaper microphones. But I had to see with this one because while I own a MOVO, I'm not happy with how it sounds. The D4 DUO has a much more crispy clear sound to it which helps my voice cut distracting low frequency sounds like traffic noise.The rear capsule sounds fantastic. Almost like recording a narration track while shooting your video. Makes vlogging super easy!
Previously, I've used the Rode Videomic Go, which is decent for an inexpensive shotgun mic. A lot of my video is shot gimballed while I'm skiing or longboarding, so it's very useful to have the omnidirectional dual capsule. I first used the mic this past weekend when I was out skiing; I used it with my Sony A7 III for some handheld shots. The audio sounded great and the mic did an outstanding job at cutting the wind. This mic is a great bang-for-buck buy and it's perfect for run-and-gun work.
So far so good. Clear sound, great design - very clever to adjust the gain so that the back-facing mic (which is a few inches from my mouth) is softer than the front-facing mic (which is directed toward my subject, typically 2-4 feet away).The directional pattern is tight - noises off to the sides are mitigated nicely.And, I discovered, you can rotate the mic in the shockmount to get the output and input jacks on either side, so it's convenient for any camera.Plus the small size makes it easy to take it with me, which matters when I'm using a small camera that I can easily fit in my pocket.
| Form Factor | Camera-Mount |
| Sound Field | Mono |
| Capsule | 2 x Electret Condenser |
| Diaphragm | 0.55" / 14 mm |
| Polar Pattern | Cardioid |
