RØDE - Wireless GO Wireless Microphone System

So I did a test using this product on my YouTube channel. https://youtu.be/JiJTdnLJ0bM I am constantly looking for new ways to test the audio quality on this microphone system. Comment on my video if you dare and talk to me live. I am also on Snapchat "Jonasegway". You can hit me up on there to ask further questions for more details on this kit. I like it. I won't say I use it alot because I have a few "good" audio equipment to use for various types of filming. Anyways, talk to you soon guys.

I love this wireless go. I’ve been a rode fan for a while because of the awesome quality and sound. I would buy this again and I might! I like to have a back up just encase!

I would have paid double the price and not have thought twice. Amazing portability and sound quality. Value for what you get is unmatched.

It is really good microphone some sounds in-the back you need to buy another cable is you want to use with the phone , good and easy to use!

This really cool to have one. I gave 4 because based on my experience when I am talking and just turn left or right or turn around the sound is cutting off. But if you’re going to use it straight, this is perfect mic to use.

There are no bells and whistles but this works great for anyone who just needs a wireless microphone.

I’ve been a long time user of the Rode SmartLav lapel mic. I use it all the time recording field audio and video. I’ve been in the market for a wireless microphone system. When Rode announced the Wireless Go microphone system at the National Association of Broadcasters (NAB) show, I jumped on it immediately. Slim form factor, simple setup, and a name I trust. Summary I recommend the Rode Wireless Go. I’m happy with the form factor, quality, and audio results. Key wins for me: Transmitter & receiver are pre-paired out of the box. You’re up and running in minutes. Super-slim form factor Flexibility with the built-in microphone or external mic (like the SmartLav) Good range in the field US$199 The only gotcha is maintaining line of sight between the transmitter and receiver. This is called out on Rode’s website. I was a little surprised at the sensitivity to line of sight. Watch the video for more.

I use this with our Sony - Alpha a6400 Mirrorless 4K Video Camera with E 18-135mm f/3.5-5.6 OSS Lens and it works great! Pros: It records the audio on the video file, so I don't have to match the audio with the video files when I edit them. It can reach quite a ways, recording my husbands voice clearly when I am too far away to hear what he is saying. As long as the batteries are charged when we start a project, we have very little trouble with them going dead on us. (I'd guess they last an hour or two pretty easily.) Cons: Although it works fine with our 18-135mm f/3.5-5.6 OSS Lens, if my husband is far enough away that I need to use our bigger zoom lens, it is too far away for this microphone to get signal. Although it works great as long as my husband is facing the camera, if he turn his back to the camera it can cause glitches in the audio (His voice will cut out for a second, then I'll hear it again when he turns back around. I especially notice this when he gets farther away from me.) We've found that it gets much better signal clipped to the brim of his hat than it does clipped in his shirt pocket. Although it picks up the voice clearly of one person, everyone else is quieter. So if you want more than one voice recorded, you'd probably want more than one camera with a microphone on each person. In summary, this was a great investment and I'd highly recommend it to anyone who is videoing something where they need to hear a voice clearly. I have even clipped it to the fence next to our bird feeder and got clear bird chipping sounds when I was videoing song birds!