Best Wireless Microphone (iPhone, Android & DSLR) - UPDATED REVIEW!

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Just a quick question do all so recommend the DJI wireless microphone that is similar to the road wireless microphone that you reviewed can you pls do a review on the Dji wireless microphone and kit and give your opinion on the 2 products

Just a quick question do all so recommend the DJI wireless microphone that is similar to the road wireless microphone that you reviewed can you pls do a review on the Dji wireless microphone and kit and give your opinion on the 2 products

Can’t see any kits for $299?

Thank you for the great video. I have a query that I present at conferences and oftern they will have their own amp sound system setup. Will this connect to a standard aux and then you can use this instead of the hand held mic?

Great video! How do you make the Go II work with OBS?

Anything other than Rode on your mind though? Or just Rode?

U not demo. What u mean

Record a band .or duet live music. With your phone. Then with the microphone. See how well it works. This video was a complete waist of time

Great video - thanks! I am just about to get the GoPro Hero 11 but it has only one USB-C port which I want to use for the Volta so I can shoot video for 4 hours non-stop. My question: Can I use the Rode Wireless Go2, or the DJI Mic WITHOUT having to connect it directly to the GoPro camera? Because, like I said, there is only one USB-C port on the GoPro Hero 11 camera. Then I can just sync the video with the audio when I do my editing. Any advice will be appreciated?

It sounds like apaid review

having used this and Diety Pocket Wireless, i prefer the later. reason: it came with LAV, wires and connectors for FREE. no additional purchase required. Audio clarity is good as well. The other worth competitor is DJI wireless mic but that is in another price league....

I wonder something. We stream my churches service live but the sound isn't good quality. Is there a way to use a Bluetooth mic like this one, even rhough the speaker is using a normal mic? That way, our quality for our streaming will be clear. Or will the live mic interfere?

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Hey, I want to connect 4 Wireless Lavalier Microphone for Type-C Port, IUMAKEVP How can I do that can record

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Justin, is there any noise reduction aspects about this unit? Thanks

What's your recommendation for a wireless microphone set up that I can use with an Android smartphone that DOESN'T have a headphone jack? Are there any bluetooth wireless microphone systems?

Can the RØDE Wireless Go 2 work on a convention floor interviewing people? I'm looking for a wireless option for going to conventions and events with a lot of people. Thanks!! Great Video!!

Hey man, I may have missed it somewhere in the video, but with this wireless system I'm thinking about swapping over to it eventually, because I've been using movo mics, but there are not a lot of features, and with rode I was wondering if I could use more than 2 transmitters without any special adapters?

Thank you. My opinion is that the equivalent from Deity gives more value for money. 👍

I've been out of video production for several years. Ive been wondering whats changed in this realm. Thanks so much for the video.

Great video, I'm just wondering what's the point of this being a "wireless" microphone if all you say you mainly use it for is to plug in your chorded lav mic? That just sounds like it defeats the purpose to me in the extra expense that one doesn't need it.

Try DJI wireless dual mics set, I think you change your mind 👍🏿🇬🇧

Great and thorough video! And I love how you put the chapter titles across the bottom of your video. Great idea!👍🏼

What's the difference of just getting a phone and adding a mic to it?

The best video review ever! Thank you so much!!!

The only way to see, adjust and set all the other settings on the Wireless Go 2 is only by computer. Such a hassle when you are outdoors.

From what I read I think the DJI Wireless Mic is way more better than this one.

What I don't like about the Wireless Go 2 is that you have to charge each one separately.

Thanks Justin, great video. So potentially I can mic up my phone and dslr at the same time with the two mics. Big Thanks!!

Can these mics be hooked up to a PA system for live amplified voice

Excellent video and super helpful! You just helped me make the decision to buy this Thanks!

Hey thanks for this , very helpful.
Been trying to find details of the bracket that mounts the receiver to the iPhone , unless I've missed it in the comments ?

My new Android phone does not seem to have 3.5mm input on it. Do any new ones? What system would you recommend that ideally supports two wireless lavalier mics (e.g. for two people doing an interview) that works with an Android phone which only has a USB-C port on it? Thank you so much!

I thought the GO2 by itself sounded the best.

great video I got a $56 mic made a video on it...merry christmas........

Hey Justin. I loved your video and appreciate the in depth demos and specs. I do own the original Rode wireless go and I've been using it for a lot of my fitness and yoga videos. One thing that constantly is coming up in postediting is the occasional heavy breath. Any tips on how far to keep the microphone from mouth or even adjusting settings please? Many thanks for the awesome review!

I can't buy that yet I'm broke lol

Thank you for this recommendation! I'm wondering if you considered some of the other options like the Hollyland LARK 150. From a cost perspective, you seem to get a lot more for less???

This was perfect, thanks man!

I take it you cant use these if there is no wi-fi available ?

what accessories i can use for the rode wireless go that is connected to my smartphone and gorilla so it wont hang while holding it when vlogging outside. thanks in advance.

Hey, Justin. Thanks much for this professional video -- really helped me. I'm excited about my new "ultralight" filming setup using the iphone pro 13, dji om5 and the rode wireless go 2. I've got the rode receiver connected to the iphone with a usb-c to lightning cable and appears to be working fine. Question: where and how do you physically attach the rode receiver to the iphone without impacting the balance of the gimble and what is the best way to tidy up the cable, so it doesn't interfere? Thanks much. Richard