In this article, we delve into a detailed analysis of 169,076 user reviews from various languages worldwide to examine the Rode Wireless GO. This analysis is performed by the RR artificial intelligence and updated daily with newly submitted reviews. The RR AI utilizes a complex algorithm to first scrutinize user reviews for credibility, filtering out unreliable ones. It then proceeds to dissect and evaluate the valuable insights within these reviews, providing users with ratings regarding the features of this product. Based on these assessments, users can make informed decisions about whether this product is suitable for them or not.
These results are a summary of user reviews of the Rode Wireless GO. For example, 82% of 85,352 users who have commented on the Value for money of the Rode Wireless GO have given positive feedback.
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Reviewed by Muhammad on B&H Photo Video
The Rode Wireless Go kit deliver big on three attributes, size quality and performance. There was a gap in this segment of wireless mics, the RODE system fills that void and deliver the quality audio with ease of use. Have tried it with iPhone, and multiple cameras, it delivered every time very good audio performance. Thanks to this design approach many people who create content will adapt wireless audio solution and no longer stay on the fences thinking go no go. I wish RDE come up with a recorder version of this kit , imagine tiny receiver like this with built in memory to record and have touch screen interface in this form factor. I highly recommend to give it a go. ... More
Reviewed by Sarah on B&H Photo Video
I purchased these because everyone recommended them as a light, easy option for filming interviews on the go. I don't usually write reviews but this wireless system is outstandingly bad - the sound quality is muffled and flat and the battery life is about an 1 hours worth. What makes it difficult is you can't just replace the batteries and move on with your day, you have to charge them and it takes twice as long to charge them than the time they're actually in use. Horrible deal - don't bother wasting your time.
Reviewed by Ezequiel on B&H Photo Video
I do a lot of live streaming events and these have been great. Our first set we bought had issues. When turned on they would not link to each other. I called Rode and they, as always, were amazing. They sent me a new set right away. Now this new set works perfectly. If I had to try to find a con it would be that you can't charge them while in use. I tried plugging in a power bank and it would make a horrible sound so I just had to switch to a different system. Other than that, it works. I use it on the second level of gain and sometimes plug in a Sennheiser lav. The rest of the leveles I adjust on camera. I use it with at Sony A7RIII. ... More
Reviewed by Liam on B&H Photo Video
It works great overall, as long as you're within 10' of the transmitter. As soon as you or your subject turns around, the audio is liable to cut in and out. Pretty much unacceptable and unusable as a professional piece of equipment. But if you're right there and not moving, it works well. Holds a charge well. 3.5mm jack on receiver (I have two and this is true for both) only works when plugged *most* of the way in. If you give the plug that last click, the audio no longer transfers to the recorder. This can't be the case for all of them, but it's true for both of mine. Better than nothing, very functional if you know its limitations. ... More
Reviewed by Phillip on B&H Photo Video
Overall, this is a great piece of kit, as long as you dont use it with the Panasonic G85. The preamps in the G85 must be really sensitive. Even with the camera set all the way down to -12dB and the receiver down to the lowest setting, I got one heck of a noise floor. Having said that, I have no problems on my Canons or iPhoe using FilmicPro. So, again, Im deducing that its the preamps in the G85. i also people with Sonys and they dont seem to have the noise floor issue either I am planning on buying an A6400 when theyre back in stock. On a side note, it will be nice when Rode fixes the deadcat issue as I have lost one already due to wind. However, I am able to put the transmitter under a shirt easily, so thats a plus. ... More
Reviewed by Jeff on B&H Photo Video
Just to warn you - the one I received, once I plugged a lav into the external mic port, the internal mic failed to work after unplugging the lav. Other reviews on Amazon, Adorama and Youtube highlight this problem. Just sayin'
Reviewed by John on B&H Photo Video
I was in the need of a wireless microphone that was not bulky and did not need a lavalier microphone attachment. I found the Rode Wireless Go and I gave it a try. Wow, what a difference it made on my videos. The sound was of identical quality to the fancy shotgun microphones. The fact I could place it on my shirt, tie, or pocket made a big difference especially since I was able to get rid of the mic cables. Since I use them all day I needed up buying 3 sets ( they don't last 24 which is expected for their small factor). In conclusion, the most outstanding and crystal clear small factor microphone you could ever find. ... More
Reviewed by Christopher on B&H Photo Video
Now I've heard this wasn't designed for wedding video. So maybe this is an unfair review. But Rode needs to realize how many wedding videographers need better audio solutions. So I used this and I feel it is decent. It is SOOOO easy to use. Plug and play. Literally. The sound quality is good. It cut out at one part during speech but it was quick. For the future, hopefully the microphone is smaller. It seems to be just a little too big placing on the groom. I may have to go back to using a lapel mic. It also has 2 blue lights. Not very noticeable, but I wish I could turn these off because for some reason they are on the Mic and can be seen on our subject we are filming. Also wish the receiver also had a recorder built in. Otherwise, this is pretty decent ... More
Reviewed by Daniel on B&H Photo Video
This mic sounds great and works flawlessly, until it doesn't. As soon as your subject turns their back on you, and you can no longer see the transmitter, you will lose signal. Therefore, this sys in only reliable if you want to talk straight to the camera with the microphone on the front of your body. It is however a very easy to use, lightweight mic and for the right situations it is amazing to keep in your tool kit.
Reviewed by Joe on B&H Photo Video
The audio quality is good, features are solid for this price point and it just works. If you're a YouTuber, this is a good introduction into quality wireless microphones. My only complaint is the clip on the microphone transmitter unit should be oriented horizontally instead of vertically, so it'll clip onto a shirt with the microphone pointed up. Or, better yet, make the clip rotate.
Reviewed by ERNESTO on B&H Photo Video
First impression was how tiny and light the system is, so, first thought is no way this will capture good sound. Until we tried it, and I mean tried it in the field with no prior testing or break in period, just took the plunge! WOW! Its sound is deep and clear, perfect for run and gun! So, given that I used the Rode Micro - cramming my camera into peoples faces to avoid setup time with my expensive wireless system - this solution is sooo much better! Just clip it on the talents clothes, lapel, whatever, and go! Price is unbelievable, with the LED screen to boot, just go for it! Oh, and, by the way, the tiny dead cat (or dead mouse in this case) it comes with works as well on outdoor shoots! ... More
Reviewed by Charles on B&H Photo Video
First the size, they are small compact and the fact that there is a built in microphone is a plus. Second the built in mic is clean very little background hiss. Third you can plug in. 3.5mm lav and use the wireless go as a mic pac and for that these work excellent, the transmitter hides on talent so easy it's awesome. I like this better than my G3's. I have used them on 3 productions after having them for about 3 weeks. And I love it. I do wish the would have made the units a little bigger to accommodate a bigger battery. But they do last the advertised 7 hours. And for $200 buy a second and swap them out at lunch. Nice work RDE!!! ... More
Reviewed by John on B&H Photo Video
Other reviewers have complained that when the transmitter and receiver are not in line of sight of each other the audio cuts out. I've not had that experience. Have done a few tests and recorded a class where the presenter had the transmitter in her pocket and the lav mic on her lapel, with receiver ~20 feet away and no issues. Set up was super easy and battery life is great. Highly recommend!
Reviewed by Roberto on B&H Photo Video
I want to express my discontent of this system, I saw the comments and decided to buy three. When I made the recording three people at the same time in my Ellas Son program the audio was interrupted and I had to stop the recording is more than three occasions. I am very sorry, I had to return. Also the audio quality is not professional.
Reviewed by Donald on B&H Photo Video
I've been tethered by a long to my camera for my YouTube videos far too long. After all the reviews I've seen on the Rode Wireless Go and the many people I've seen using them I finally saved up the cash to buy them. Wow, what a difference in freedom but more importantly it's also a big improvement in sound. This microphone system is outstanding. I can't believe the quality for the price and their so light weight too. I highly recommend the Rode Wireless Go Microphone System to anyone who's still tethered by a wire to their camera. And a BIG bonus is that I no longer have waste time before every shoot untangling the wires. It's amazing how good wires are at timing themselves into knots. ... More
Reviewed by Sam on B&H Photo Video
The first unit I received worked for a few minutes after a full charge but then it started outputting lots of humm and noise followed by the signal just cutting out. B & H return policy made ordering a second unit and returning the bad one easy. The second unit has been used several times in a couple of situations but without a lavalier microphone. With a lav mic attached Im getting some additional high pitched noise that sounds like interference so Im guessing it is picking up RF noise in the environment. Ill need to experiment more to see if this can be managed. With only the built-in microphone or feeding the output from a sound board to the transmitter with the receiver attached to my camera its working perfectly. ... More
Reviewed by Jonathan on B&H Photo Video
Works surprisingly well. Watched so many YouTube videos showing drop outs when the pack was obstructed. I put it on the back of my girlfriends belt and it still worked at 6 feet, then had her walk to the other end of the house(about 40 feet with 2 or three walls in between and no dropouts!! You can also monitor signal strength so you'll be aware if there is potential for dropouts, I couldn't get it below half strength even with all the obstacles. The only issue I had was plugging it into my Zoom along with a wired mic caused a strange phaser type sound that I couldn't fix even in post, so I wouldn't count on mixing it with a wired signal. Might be latency but I was unable to fix it. ... More
Reviewed by Art on B&H Photo Video
I'm a long-time pro still's shooter. Recently a good client asked me to shoot some simple video for them. I needed some wireless mics for decent audio but didn't want to invest in something 'high-end' that I might not use much. These were well reviewed so I thought I'd try them out. Perfect! Tiny and simple to use. I just got home an hour ago and the sound as I edit is remarkable. I will never fear using these on any job big or small. I bought a small lav mic to go with them and could not be happier.
Reviewed by Adam on B&H Photo Video
First off, the battery life has surprised me. One of the things I was worried about was the battery life as a usual day of shooting for me is no less than 2-hours. These have held up like champs as far as that goes with not even being half drained after a long shoot. Secondly, the quality has been great. Ive only used the built-in mic but it has been so much better than any wireless mic Ive used before. I definitely think its worth the price if youre looking into a compact setup for wireless audio.
Reviewed by Robert on B&H Photo Video
Yes, it is as good as Rode claims. A simple, plug and play audio solution for the prosumer market. Solo Vloggers and Youtubers doing piece to camera segments will love it. Extremely simple and seems well made. I wish it would swivel on the cold shoe so the audio levels were visible when I am shooting PTC, but I will solve that with some adapter mounts. The price is right so I just bought a second set.