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The Rode Wireless Go Gen 3 is most definitely a worthy upgrade from Gen 2. With better recording quality (32-bit over 24-bit) and loads more improved features, it’s a force to be reckoned with.

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Rode also released a firmware update to allow you to make the Wireless Go 2 a field recorder. You can change this setting in the Rode Central App.

RØDE Wireless Pro: If you own a Wireless Go 2, then the Wireless Pro would be a logical next step up due to its more powerful features. However, by releasing the Wireless Go 3 RØDE has ‘shot ...

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The Rode Wireless Micro's list price is $149 / £134 / AU$259, and for that you get a compact charging case with two transmitters (mics, with magnetic attachments), plus one receiver, all in black ...

Wireless GO III Key features Dual-channel compact wireless microphone system RØDE’s state-of-the-art Series IV 2.4 GHz digital transmission with 128-bit encryption for crystal-clear, incredibly stable ...