Introducing the Wireless GO II

The world’s smallest and first truly wireless microphone system has been reborn. Introducing the Wireless GO II, an ultra-compact and extremely versatile dual channel wireless microphone system. Offering the same pocket-sized form factor and professional sound quality as the best-selling Wireless GO, plus a host of incredible new features making it even more powerful and flexible, this is next generation wireless audio from RØDE.

Key features of the Wireless GO II:

- Dual channel wireless microphone system for recording two sound sources or use as a single channel wireless microphone.
- All-new Series IV 2.4GHz digital transmission with 128-bit encryption – delivers an extended range of up to 200m (line of sight), optimised for extremely stable operation in dense RF environments.
- 3.5mm analog TRS output, USB-C and iOS digital audio output – universal compatibility with cameras, mobile devices and computers.
- On-board recording capability allowing you to record over 24 hours of audio direct to each transmitter.
- Ability to switch between 'Merged' or 'Split' recording modes
- Safety channel, flexible gain control – three-stage pad, expandable to 10-stage pad.
- Complete control over all features and functions via the RØDE Central app.
- In-built rechargeable lithium-ion batteries – up to 7 hours battery life, plus a power saver mode.

[JonRatzlaff]

Rode not only makes incredible products but they also have the absolute best customer service. I love this company.

[FT]

I’ve been waiting on this since I am working with the Wireless Go (1)
Absolutely a no-brainer for Interviews, talking heads and so many more things (especially in combination with the Videomic NTG)

[richardcrowley]

Wow, the features just keep coming. Røde have hit one "out of the park". All the features people need for the new era of democratized production. Kudos to Røde!

[josephbruce]

Thrilled to see how the DJI mic will compare to this

[jeffshaw]

just picked up the Wireless Go II and a couple of lav mics! Stoked for my next assignment! Great product! Audio made easy! Thanks Rode Crew!

[JuanDeAvilamx]

simply incredible, The idea of ​​internal recording is fabulous, if the communication between the receiver and the transmitter fails, you still have the audio.

[ChrisSpiegl]

I’ve been waiting for this for years. Tested some of the competition but as long as I did. Not need two transmitters, I always used the Rode Wirelsss GO. So excited to get my hands on these.

[WildHorseProductions]

I have two sets of the original. I saw someone post this just this afternoon and I already ordered through B&H. I love the original but always had the occasional dropout, so you had me at "internal recording"...

[seanwhitejr.]

I got my Wireless go II, and I just ordered my cables to connect it to my phone. The one thing I see as an issue is that the soft carrying case was not made any bigger to better fit everything it comes with (this is excluding any additionalaccessories). From what I can tell in videos, it has the same size pouch as the Wireless Go. More things means a need for more space for storage. I can't wait to get my cables in next week to try out the system!

[LosMundo]

Amazing brand and products!!! As a vlogger i will like that the transmitter will hace a minijack option and be capable to register both sounds the wireless mics and the minijack trs mic. This will give us the perfect combinations and then we will always bring that set on our cameras... Or even better if the transmitter is a shotgun itself

[chungdha]

Can record and transmit at the same time or only do one?

[cesrmac]

The question is when the new version arrives, many competing products of the same range are coming out and improving some things regarding these RODE WIRELESS GO 2 even with better appearance and design, I still fully trust RODE's great audio and practicality, I wait for the update to version 3 arrive soon very soon

I wait one year. wireless go ii is coming ❤

[RRHCT]

the internal recording just work for my set up.. nice

[ExploreTravelTV]

oh man, I think I need this for my Travel show, been eyeballing the Lark 150 but now have to wait to see how this one does with reviews.

[ZarulUmbrellaOfficial]

My unit hv an issue - sometimes mic no 2 there's a squeking echoing kind of sound happen ..

[ebinrock]

Now all we need is a block plug transmitter (like the TX-XLR) that's compatible with this system, so you can connect it to shotgun mics and handheld reporter mics (I'd rather use a real reporter mic than the Interview GO adapter). The current TX-XLR is only compatible with the Rodelink wireless system, to my understanding.

[ifn_media]

Yeesh! more for our purchasing department!

[LaderasdelNaranco]

🧐 How to connect with an iphone 12 to record? SC6-L?

[SparaCash]

Hi! Just got my Wireless GO II. Got an issue though. When the receiver sits in the cold shoe mount of my camera (Lumix GH4) I have a high pitch buzz interference sound on the audio recorded to my camera.
The audio recorded to the transmitter itself is fine and really good.
- But I would like to use the internal camera recording (that's why I bought it so I don't have to sync the audio in post all the time...)

My solution is to put the receiver a bit away from my camera, then there is no interference sound. Is this normal? I mean I don't find the microphone that useful with this interference sound when it's close to the camera as the product is marketing itself as, with the receiver sitting on top of the camera. Quite disappointing to be honest.

Beside of this, thanks for great products and hope for a reply! /Marcus