๐๏ธ Rode Wireless Go - Wireless Microphone System, Compact Transmitter and Receiver Review
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Very good
Ratingย
4.7
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Details
| Brand | Rode |
|---|---|
| Connector Type | USB |
| Connectivity Technology | USB |
| Power Source | Battery Powered |
| Audio Sensitivity | 100 dB |
| Number of Batteries | 1 Lithium Polymer batteries required. (included) |
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Description of ๐๏ธ Rode Wireless Go - Wireless Microphone System, Compact Transmitter and Receiver
Combo clip-on microphone or beltpack transmitter for lavalier/headset mic/ built-in omnidirectional condenser mic for broadcast-quality sound. Audio delivers crystal clear audio under any conditions/ up to 70M range but optimized for shorter-range operation. Power TX and RX have built-in USB-C rechargeable batteries/ up to 7 hours on a full charge including a battery Saver mode. Portable super-lightweight and ultra-compact. Advanced the transmitter and receiver pair in just 3 seconds/ 3-stage output pad 0 -6dB and -12dB/ use up to 8 systems in one location.
Pros
- Quality made. The receiver and transmitter instantly find each other the first time they are turned on.
Cons
- Comes with a cable that does not fit phones.
Pros
- Nothing superfluous and nothing personal - just business. An excellent compact radio microphone for bloggers and other not very demanding comrades. - small, light - a cool solution with a camera shoe mount, very convenient - excellent battery life, fast charging, modern type-c input - the signal is good, it hasn't let me down yet, however, I usually shoot in the mountains, there is little interference there. - sound quality for internet more than - you can insert a more sophisticated buttonhole to improve the sound quality
Cons
- The windshield is blown away by the wind - the most stupid jamb. A disgusting windscreen mount, which was invented on purpose, so that later they would immediately sell me the second version when they did it right. And just then Wireless GO II came out and I immediately bought it. For one shoot, I somehow lost both bushes. They fall off at any touch. But this is solved quite simply - an elastic band for money or you can put a bush on glue. You can still make a lot of money with a plug in a 3.5 hole, as the Chinese from Hollyland did. But they could do it right away. Without a buttonhole, it is not convenient to use this cube everywhere. It can pull off the collar of a T-shirt, it can just look ridiculous on clothes. I had to immediately buy a buttonhole specifically for Wireless GO. On the buttonhole, of course, there is no wind protection at all. no matter how you hang it - Rode's logo is everywhere - they have problems with CSV, apparently =) In general, the product is awesome, but damp. The second version should break records and competitors, largely due to the jambs of the first.
