RodeWireless GO II Single Channel Wireless Microphone System, Black

If you create content, this mic set is a MUST. The sound is pro-level, the range is fantastic, and the battery lasts for hoursss . I use it for YouTube videos and sometimes YT Shorts, and my audio has never sounded better. No more dealing with huge mics. Incredibly lightweight, portable, and worth every penny!!

The Rode Wireless GO II is absolutely fantastic and truly lives up to its name! It’s incredibly easy to use, making filming a breeze, whether you’re a beginner or a pro. The audio quality is always clean and crisp, capturing sound perfectly without any hassle.The compact design is a huge plus, and the wireless range is impressive. It’s reliable, user-friendly, and has become an essential part of my filming setup. If you’re looking for a high-quality wireless mic system, this is the one to get. Highly recommend it!

Awesome mic! Great quality and very easy to use. I am so glad I went with this brand, I highly recommend it!

I purchased this product months ago. Did my research, and got the wires I would need. First, the recordings were terrible and I couldn't figure out the reason. I kept using the App and not getting a connection to the receiver. The transmitter seemed to connect and update. Finally, with new cords, I had hope, that the receiver would connect to the app and I'd be able to work with the recording quality. Once it connected and started to update, the receiver went black. I've trouble-shooted via the RODE website and have finally, after five long months, given up. I've tried everything I can find and the receiver is just not working at all. I've spent over three hundred dollars, getting wires, and another transmitter. And still haven't been able to make a good quality video. Where I'm inside, a single person, a few feet from my computer camera. People have told me that my recordings were better using ipods or my computer's microphone. But this won't work as I teach movement classes, over the long haul. Truly disappointed in RODE and how unnecessarily complex it has been to work with what should be fairly simple. Don't buy it.

The media could not be loaded. Simply plug both cables/devixes into your pc, and use rode central (software) to update the device, and it works!Features:Adjustable dB levelsMute on receiver, not on transmitterOne transmitterOne receiverAudio levels manager on receiver2 fuzzy balls for wind or popping-p's.Pros:Microphone quality/clarity is comparable to a mid-range podcast microphone, works great, but only records on one channel, mono-based recording. Needs post-process to turn into stereo audio.Instantaneously connects to receiver first try. No issues in connecting.Versatility: can be used on any cold/hot shoe adapter, can record on its own. No issues in hot or colder environments.Cons:Is insanely audio-sensitive to rubbing, taps, and drops. (It will pick this up!!!)Battery can have issues if not used properly (heavily used) although the issue disappeared when I updated the firmware on the receiver and transmitter. So all good now!Does not come included with smartphone adapter/cord.Does not have Bluetooth transmitter included.Overall 9.5/10

Overall the mic works well. The issue is that it requires ALOT of accessories if you want to make sure that you can use all of its features, particularly if you already own a lavalier or you have an iPhone.1) in order to utilize the app for iOS, you need to have an adapter to your laptop to accept USB plug to update both the mic and receiver. Then you need the proprietary rode SC15 cord to go to your phone in order to use the app.2) in order to actually record sound, you need the iPhone lightening cord dongle and SC7 cord to be able to record sound.3) If you have your own lav mic, make sure it is a TRS plug. If not, you will need to buy an adapter. I bought the TRRS to TRS adapter and it worked fine.Overall, the accessories just to get it to work cost $70-80. So keep that in mind.

Exactly what I needed to record lectures using an iPad Pro. There’s not a lot of buttons on the receiver and transmitter. The manual in the box was basic. To get the nitty gritty on these puppies go to YT for tutorials. It’ll save time and frustration when you encounter an unfamiliar feature. The RODE Central app is essential and RODE Capture was perfect for recording videos. I found that using USB adapters kills the monitoring feature on the RX. It has to be direct USB C to USB (A, C or lightning) cable to camera or smart device with HPs plugged into the TRS. You can also monitor using the TX, but I use that TRS i/o for a lapel mic. TX/ RX was paired out of the box, but needed firmware update to work with RODE Central. One I got it going, signal was five by five. The gain needed a bit of tweaking - kept PAD off and zeroed gain for initial soundcheck. Apparently the sweet spot is -6 dB on the unit.I’m really happy with this wireless digital mic. Great price, great sound, great software, great build quality.Buy it.

Cumplen con todas las expectativas, es un gran producto y altamente recomendado