Rode Wireless GO II

Frankly speaking, the accompanying software (Rode Central) needs quickly an update! You cannot download all files at once from the microphone. You must do it manually - one by one - not very professional - and very slow!!! Why can't the mic just show up as an SD drive when attached to the computer? One of the (6) purchased mics was not able to attach with the software. This mic has been returned for a replacement. Thank you Thomann!

Otherwise, these are fantastic small wireless microphones. The only thing that I'm missing is a mechanical locking possibility for the TRS plug from the external lavalier microphone. I can come loose under the clothes quite easily. Additionally, the quick guide is lacking the explanation for some graphical symbols that are shown on the receiver's display...

Even with these omissions (hoping Rode will fix them), I can recommend the product.

The Rode 2 system is rich in features and very versatile. In addition, if the recordings last for seven hours - presumably with the same 'stamina' of the battery charge then it's Goliath equipment with amazing miniaturisation - but I haven't needed it for this long so is an untested feature. Why the 'almost'? Well for maximum versatility it has a 3.5mm miniature jack for the receiver output - and XLR is catered for with the adapter accessory. Unfortunately it is not possible to convert the 3.5mm mini jack with a 6.35mm jack - a common input connector to many small amplifiers. The usual adapter won't work for some reason. And you can't find any help in the cursory manual, neither online or on any of their videos. This renders a small section of your sound gear redundant. So you have to move away from Rode to other manufacturers. Shame.

Perfect little microphone set for wireless use in video production, live streaming and such. NOT FOR LIVE PERFORMANCES IN CONCERTS BY NO MEANS :D

The range is good. So far never had any connectivity issues.
What could be better is volume controls as it works in three stages so not very accurate control but that is nothing what cannot be fixed in camera, computer or editing.
Good for interviews or for placing in spots to keep it invisible and pick sound.
You can connect lavs or any 3.5mm mic for that matter if you have anything better than default mics.
Better than gen1 version as it comes with one reciever and two mics which are split L/R sides when using both.

over het algemeen waar voor zijn geld - de audiokwaliteit is ok, en het is een handig toestelletje. de meegeleverde software is handig om de toestelletjes in te stellen, maar is ook nodig om aan de opslag van de zendertjes te kunnen. het is jammer dat je niet gewoon via de browser van je laptop aan de opnames kunt.
maar het signaal verstoort de opname van bedrade microfoons in de buurt! als je dus een tweede microfoon met kabel gebruikt, komt er een vreselijk storende ruis op het signaal van deze laatste. ook als dat de microfoon van je zoom of tascam recorder is dus!
al bij al geen toestel voor professionals, maar prima voor amateurs.

I needed to get hold of these Rode mics for some unexpected light video work with two local radio presenters and journalists at a boat festival in Scotland. The video was played from a laptop, into a Midas M32 and then into a video mixer to a large 4 x 2.5m LED video wall.

Turnaround of videos had to be very quick, so ultimately we decided to buy a set of these so we could edit things quickly using iMovie and export the footage fast, taking laptop computers completely out of the equation when it came to editing.

This device has lots of features including separating the audio to two separate streams on L & R, so you can adjust volume levels independently on the desk. Very handy, so we could apply compression as we needed to each channel.

The only difficulty for iPhone users is the lightning port. You need to purchase the rather pricey USB to lightning cable. Using a USB-C to lightning adapter won't work with the iPhone 14. An adapter may well work with the iPhone 15, but you'll have to do your research.