Rode Wireless GO (Gen 3)
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Rode
Wireless GO (Gen 3)
Product Info
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The Wireless GO (Gen 3) is a seriously impressive little package. It's a fantastic solution for content creators, vloggers, and interviewers needing a compact, wireless lav system with surprisingly good audio quality and internal recording as a backup – the float recording is a game-changer for avoiding clipping.
Product Description
- Rode Wireless GO (Gen 3)
- Digital 2-channel wireless microphone system
- Suitable for cameras
- smartphones
- iPhone and computers
- Two transmitter modules (TX) with integrated condenser microphone (omnidirectional capsule) and one receiver module (RX) with headset connection for third microphone signal
- 2.4 GHz band free of charge and registration
- Max. sound pressure level: 123.5 dB SPL (internal microphone)
- Frequency range: 50 - 20.000 Hz (internal microphone)
- Transmitter range: 260m (free line of sight)
- 3.5 mm TRS socket on the transmitter for external lavalier microphone
- Intelligent GainAssist automatic level control
- Socket with external thread for locking the Lavalier II
- 32-bit float recording in the transmitter module - over 40 hours of memory
- Receiver module with USB-C connection and 3.5 mm TRRS socket
- With LC display to show connection
- level
- charge status and mode
- Can be used as a headphone output
- output to a camera or headset connection
- Power supply via internal lithium-ion battery
- Battery capacity: max. 7 hours
- Dimensions (per module): 46.5 x 44 x 20 mm
- Weight: (transmitter): 35 g
- Weight (receiver): 36 g
- Includes triple USB charging hub
- 3.5 mm TRS connection cable SC2
- USB-C to Lightning cable SC21
- USB-C to USB-C cable SC22 and 3 x fur windscreen and neoprene carrying case
PROS
- • Improved dynamic range provides cleaner audio in challenging environments.
- • 32-bit float recording offers incredible headroom and flexibility in post.
- • Compact and lightweight TX modules are surprisingly robust for their size.
- • GainAssist is genuinely useful, simplifying level setting for less experienced users.
CONS
- • 2.4GHz band can still be susceptible to interference in crowded RF spaces.
- • Limited channel options might necessitate frequency scouting in complex productions.
- • Lack of XLR output on the receiver restricts direct connection to pro audio gear.
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Key Features
Frequency Band
2.4 GHz
Channels
2 (expandable with additional TX modules)
Range
260m (line of sight)
Mic Type
Omnidirectional Condenser (internal), 3.5mm TRS for external lavs
Battery Life
Over 7 hours (TX & RX)
Receiver Outputs
USB-C, 3.5mm TRS
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Frequently Asked Questions
The internal mics are decent for dialogue, but a dedicated lav will always offer better clarity and reduced handling noise; use the 3.5mm input for serious audio work.
While possible, the frequency response isn’t tailored for musical instruments; it’s best suited for speech and voice-over applications.
The stated range is ideal; expect significant reduction with walls, buildings, or other wireless devices creating interference.
