The Saramonic SR-C2007 is a short adapter with a 3.5 mm TRS jack and a USB-C connector, designed for the DJI Osmo Action camera. The output cable of a microphone, wireless receiver, recorder or mixer plugs into the jack, and the audio goes straight into the camera instead of coming from its built-in microphones. It supplies plug-in power to battery-free microphones…
The Saramonic SR-C2007 is a short adapter with a 3.5 mm TRS jack and a USB-C connector, designed for the DJI Osmo Action camera. The output cable of a microphone, wireless receiver, recorder or mixer plugs into the jack, and the audio goes straight into the camera instead of coming from its built-in microphones. It supplies plug-in power to battery-free microphones and works without setup, even when plugged in while the camera is running.
An external microphone or wireless receiver for the DJI Osmo Action camera.

The plug of a microphone, receiver or recorder goes into the gold-plated 3.5 mm TRS jack, and the USB-C connector into the camera. The flexible 6 cm cable makes it easier to place the microphone on a rig or mount.
An on-camera microphone on a mount next to the Osmo Action connects through the adapter to its USB-C port. The adapter supports the camera audio protocol, so it works as soon as it is plugged in.
The SR-C2007 needs no settings and can be plugged in while the camera is running. Plug-in power feeds on-camera and lavalier microphones without their own battery.
With gold-plated connectors, the adapter carries the signal well and resists corrosion. It suits sports, travel and vlog shooting where the built-in microphones of the action camera are not enough – with an external microphone or wireless kit the video sound is noticeably cleaner.

| Manufacturer: | Saramonic |
| Category: | Adapters and reducers |
| Type | Jack 3.5mm |
| Connector | USB-C · Jack 3.5 mm |
| Input connector | 3,5mm TRS (F) |
| Output connector | USB-C |
| Version | Coupling/Adapter |
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