Wireless GO (Gen 3), Compact Wireless Mic, Pristine Audio, 32-bit Float Recording, Automatic Level Control, for Phones, Cameras and Computers

Rode is always quality and there are no different. These work efficiently, very lightweight and definite value for money. As a mobile live streamer, this has become an important part of our kit.

Love these. Been a great addition to me recoding set up. Not has a problem and super durable too.

Super clear sound quality even when I'm using tools and music is on the background, a great feature as well is that it stores recordings which is great if the camera for what ever reason loses the recording. Connection and app set up is super easy.

I would have given this 5 stars apart from the difficulty I’ve had actually extracting the audio files from the onboard recording data. The recording results are very good - used the microphone under a T-shirt on location in the Welsh hills - sounds great - nice, clear and bass-y. However, my Windows 11 computer really struggled with getting these files off the device - despite using the Rode Core App, the Rode cable and making sure everything was up to date. Thankfully my son has a Mac book and he did much better (phew) - however, even he accidentally did a firmware update which actually erased a whole batch of audio files (without so much as a warning - ‘are you sure’). Come on Rode - do better please…

Simply the best.

These are a game changer much better than the previous larger ones .. also usable with the mics from the older versions and can be separated on the camera inputs which is necessary for multiple contributors , after a fashion not linked ..

Unfortunately, this product appears to be too complicated. It fails to work accordingly and does not pair.

Great quality and I love them and they’re very convenient

Wow, I haven't expected much from a microphone but this kit is beyond my expectations. The good : Audio quality crystal clear with the integrated mic. That is why I purchased them. Connection and compatibility are seamless between Rx and TX phone and RX phone and TX, PC and RX or TX or with all connected at the same time with the provided usb hub. Highly versatile, you can connect up to 3 mics two TXs and one wired to the RX module. you can live listen to the whole output sound When connecting a headset via the Jack to the RX module, the module can be than connected to a phone or PC with the USB, essentially allowing to check if everything sounds correct without interfering with the recording. Also when the tx signal is lost it just goes silent and when in reach again auto connects and you can hear sound again without artifacts. The TX also works as a standalone recording device with 44 hours/32Gb of high definition audio. The clip fits into the cold shue of a profi camera or similar mounts. Clever design choice. Having two Mics you can record either 2 channels, one mix between the two or two channels mixed but one with 10db lower so very high sounds can be also picked up. Works at some extent with Linux, it's just recognized as an mic device. The not so good: Glass is glass, and dropping the module face down will crack it. In the age of Bluetooth this connects just with cables. No Magnetic mount, that I'm printing myself Would have been nice if the clip had clearance to be installed on both sides, the USB being on the side, for a camera that I have the cable goes in on s shape. the hub cable doesn't allow to have anything mounted while charging, it would have been more useful if the ports ware aligned so that the modules face eachother and not in the side. You can save the recordings from the TX modules just with the PC.

Excelente micrófono, he hecho varias pruebas y el sonido es claro y nítido, solo a tener en cuenta que cada dispositivo necesita una configuración diferente para aprovechar su potencial, si cambia mucho el nivel de volumen dependiendo del dispositivo que se use. Recomiendo usarlo con un lavalier, ayuda a reducir más el ruido de fondo.

İçerik üretimi, canlı yayın ve daha birçok şey için kullanıyorum. Artık bilgisayardan toplantıya gireceğim zaman da bu mikrofonları kullanıyorum. USB-C ile bağlandığı bilgisayarda direkt sanki usb ses kartıymış gibi kendini gösterebiliyor ve seçebiliyorsunuz. Ses kalitesi gerçekten güzel. Kutu içeriği de çok zengin. Öneriyorum.

Very good

Review: I own both the Wireless GO II and the new Wireless GO (Gen 3), so I spent time comparing them side by side before deciding whether it was worth upgrading. If you're expecting a huge jump in audio quality, you'll probably be disappointed. If you're buying your first RODE wireless system or adding another kit to your workflow, the Gen 3 is the one I'd recommend. The first thing I noticed is the physical design. The dimensions are almost identical. Looking at them side by side, nearly all accessories made for the GO II fit the GO Gen 3 perfectly. My charging case, Interview Handle, clips, windscreens, and other accessories all transferred over without any modifications. That's one of the biggest reasons I continue investing in the RODE ecosystem. The appearance has changed more than the size. RODE removed most of the large white lettering from the transmitters and replaced it with a much cleaner gray finish. It looks more professional when clipped directly onto clothing during interviews, presentations, or video shoots. If you normally hide the transmitter or use the RODE Interview Handle, this won't matter much. But if the transmitter is visible on camera, I definitely prefer the cleaner design of the Gen 3. Audio Quality This is where expectations should be realistic. I recorded identical dialogue using both systems and compared the recordings in Adobe Premiere Pro, Apple Final Cut Pro, and Pro Tools. For YouTube videos, interviews, weddings, podcasts, and corporate productions, I honestly could not hear a meaningful difference between the two systems during normal editing. Only when critically listening in Pro Tools could I notice a slight improvement from the Gen 3, and even then it was very subtle. If you're upgrading strictly for better audio quality, don't expect a dramatic improvement. The Wireless GO II already sounds excellent. The biggest improvements with Gen 3 are the additional features and workflow enhancements, not a night-and-day difference in sound. Compatibility One of the best surprises was that nearly all of my existing GO II accessories continue to work. * Charging case * Interview Handle * Clips * Windscreens * Mounting accessories Everything transferred over perfectly without needing to buy new accessories. Take your Wireless GO system a step further by adding a compatible non-locking 3.5 mm TRS lavalier microphone, such as the RODE Lavalier GO or compatible Sennheiser models. A lavalier makes it much easier to hide the microphone and transmitter under clothing for a cleaner on-camera appearance. It also allows you to position the microphone closer to the speaker's mouth, which can improve speech consistency and reduce clothing noise in many recording situations. Charging The included three-device USB-C charging bar is a nice addition and keeps all three units organized. My only minor complaint is that connecting and disconnecting all three devices from the charging bar takes a little more effort than plugging in individual USB-C cables. For everyday charging, I actually prefer using three separate USB-C cables because they're faster to connect and disconnect. The charging bar does have one advantage. It allows all three devices to connect through RODE Central using a single cable. During my testing on macOS, firmware updates were still installed one device at a time rather than simultaneously, but it was still convenient not having to reconnect each unit individually. What I Like * Cleaner and more professional appearance * Nearly identical size and weight as the GO II * Existing GO II accessories continue to fit perfectly * Excellent battery life * Reliable wireless performance * Easy integration with RODE Central * Triple charging dock keeps everything organized What to Keep in Mind * Audio quality improvements are subtle * Existing GO II owners should upgrade for new features and workflow improvements, not solely for better sound * The charging dock is convenient, but individual USB-C cables are quicker for daily charging Real-World Use I regularly use RODE wireless systems for interviews, event coverage, live productions, and YouTube videos. The GO II is still an outstanding wireless microphone system, and I continue using it regularly. The Gen 3 fit seamlessly into my existing workflow because all of my accessories remained compatible. That made upgrading easy without replacing gear I already owned. Bottom Line If you're buying your first wireless microphone system, I would choose the Wireless GO Gen 3 without hesitation. If you already own a Wireless GO II, don't expect a huge jump in audio quality. The upgrade is more about refined design, new features, and a smoother workflow than dramatically better sound. For me, the biggest advantage wasn't the audio quality—it was adding another professional RODE wireless system while keeping complete compatibility with the accessories I already owned.