Wireless GO Features and Specifications

The new Wireless GO from RØDE Microphones is the World's Smallest Wireless Microphone System.

In this video RØDE Product Specialist Ryan Burke takes us through the features and specs of the Wireless GO.

An ultra-compact digital wireless microphone system, unique in its clip’n’go versatility, the Wireless GO has an incredibly compact form-factor, and unmatched price accessibility. It’s the perfect wireless mic solution for content creators in all disciplines: filmmakers, on-camera presenters, news-gatherers, vloggers and more.

Features of the Wireless GO include:
- Operates as both a clip-on microphone or belt-pack transmitter for a lavalier/headset microphone.
- Built-in omnidirectional condenser microphone delivers broadcast-quality sound.
- Up to 70m range (line-of-sight), but optimised for shorter-range operation in congested radio-frequency environments.
- Up to 7 hours on a full charge, including a battery saver mode.
- TX and RX have built-in rechargeable batteries, charged via USB-C.
- 3-stage output pad: 0, -6dB and -12dB.
- Use up to 8 systems in one location.

Compact. Versatile. Ready when you are. Wireless GO™. Shipping April.

[curtisjudd]

Cool little system! Looking forward to trying it out!

[tombuck]

I feel like Rode is on a mission to destroy my bank account. First the Procaster, PodMic, and now this...

[chrisklugh]

I need this. This very well might be the best thing I've seen coming out in 2019!

[TheNeonShift]

😮 Rode is really killing it when it comes to giving creators an optimized experience!

[billdillon]

Thanks for introducing the wireless microphone system. The engineer that designed the clip to fit on a cold/hot shoe is brilliant. No adapters is a good thing!

[JoeNationTV]

Finally a small solution! One great feature would be to simultaneously have internal audio recording from the TX without the need of the RX - even better if it could provide -6 or -12db setting as a backup.

[AllThingsFilm]

I purchased the Rode Wireless GO not long after seeing an NAB video. I've tested it multiple ways, including attaching it to my Rode VideoMic Pro+ and using it as a boom mic with excellent results. For an independent film maker like myself, this is a huge win. Thanks. I'm now on the Rode to happiness.

[RedBearAK]

Me watching this: 

- "Cute but it looks a lot bigger than the new Sennh--"
[fits in the palm of his hand, is actually smaller than the Sennheiser XSW]

- "But I bet the battery doesn't last as long as the new Sennh--"
[battery lasts 7 hours]

- "Probably still comes with micro USB--"
[has a USB-C port]

- "That's so tiny, it would be neat to just have a lav mic that plugs directly into the unit with no messy wires to route through clothi--"
[has a BUILT-IN lav mic in the transmitter unit]

- "Receiver is tiny too, but I will still need a cold shoe adapter to mount it on the cam--"
[belt clip doubles as standard cold shoe mount]

- "Yeah, but the built-in lav mic probably sucks outdoo--"
[two furry clip-on windscreens included]

- "I wish all these tiny wireless lav systems had a way to monitor the audio level--"
[receiver has a nice little screen showing audio levels]

- "It's irritating that these tiny wireless lav systems don't have a way to adjust the gain for hot mics--"
[receiver has a dB button to adjust gain]

- "... "
[ ... ]

- "I am upset that I cannot find a single reason to not be impressed by this product."
[ -_- ]

[raystrazdas]

Woah!! I love my Filmmaker Kit but this looks like a pretty big upgrade!

[PeteJohnsMusic]

Wow! This could definitely be a game changer. Rode pioneering mobile audio again. Very keen to check this one out.

[MarksTech]

You guys are god damn geniuses. I'm currently using the wireless filmmaker kit. But this does the same except it like 900x small AND RECHARGABLE BATTERY?! *AND* the transmitter has a built in Mic?! All for 200 bucks?! Please take my money

[Jub]

Tip: Normally the screen goes dim after about 8 seconds but if you push the main button on the receiver twice, the display remains at full brightness until you press it again. I discovered this just by playing around with it. This could be useful for visual monitoring outdoors though it would surely reduce battery life. I couldn’t find this feature listed on their website so I thought I’d put it out there.

[JakeRichandAnnaChah]

this is the most beastly audio product I've seen, perfect for the creator market

[ThomasJordanTV]

Wow! This would be amazing for interviews!

[hallease]

Wow. Rode for the win. When will these be available in the states?

[littleochoa]

Will you be able to link more then one mic? So if you are interviewing more then one person.

[dioramaworkshop]

I just got mine today and I have to say I am blown away at the quality, I don't have to alter the audio at all in Davinci. Thanks for creating one of the coolest items in my set up. Bravo !. Frank

[tollton]

Is there any solution with two microphones and one receiver? When I like to film two persons, speaking at the same time.

[TheDroidz]

Did you use the Rode Wireless Go audio for this recording?

[spielundzeug]

Looks like a nice kit but I’m not going to buy a system with a built in battery. I’d expect to use it longer than the lifetime of a battery.