Rode Wireless Go (Gen 3)

The third generation of the world’s most popular wireless microphone, now with 32-bit float recording, intelligent GainAssist technology, improved built-in mics and a host of professional features and enhancements – the ultimate creative companion.

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 audio at ranges up to 260m (line of sight)
• Over 40 hours of 32-bit float on-board recording for the recovery of clipped or quiet audio files
• Intelligent GainAssist technology, flexible output gain control and safety channel for ensuring pristine audio when recording direct to camera Universal compatibility with cameras, smartphones and computers for ultimate flexibility
• Locking lavalier connectors for complete security and peace of mind
• Headphone monitoring with on-board level control
• Automatic plug-in power detect for extended battery life
• Easy configuration on a computer or smartphone via RØDE Central
• Bright LCD display and intuitive controls for quickly and easily adjusting settings on-the-fly
• Compatible with all RØDE Series IV devices, including RØDECaster Pro II and RØDECaster Duo, RØDECaster Video, Wireless PRO, Interview PRO and more
• Designed and made in RØDE’s precision facilities in Sydney, Australia

The World’s Most Popular Wireless Microphone

The original Wireless GO was the first of its kind, establishing an entirely new category of compact wireless microphone that soon became the go-to audio tool for content creators around the world. Now, the third-generation Wireless GO builds on this legacy, delivering every feature and convenience a creator could possibly need while maintaining the intuitive grab-and-go operation that the range is known for.

State-of-the-art Wireless Audio

Utilising RØDE’s state-of-the-art Series IV 2.4GHz digital transmission and proprietary near-zero latency codec with 128-bit encryption, the Wireless GO delivers crystal-clear, incredibly stable audio with a range of up to 260m.

Say Goodbye to Clipping

For the ultimate peace of mind, each of the Wireless GO’s transmitters feature over 40 hours of 32-bit float on-board recording. This means that your audio is safely backed up every time you record, with the ability to recover any recording in post-production that was too quiet or too loud – even audio that clipped!

Flawless Sound with Every Take

The Wireless GO offers a wide range of features to help you capture incredibly clean and intelligible audio for your content. Intelligent GainAssist technology automatically balances levels on-the-fly, granular gain adjustment and tailored camera presets allow for more refined control over your signal, and the built-in microphones feature the same upgraded capsules and preamps as found in the Wireless PRO. Capture flawless sound with every take.

The Wireless Mic for Every Setup and Every Setting

With both digital and analog outputs, the Wireless GO is just at home connected to a DSLR or mirrorless camera as it is plugged into an iPhone or Android smartphone – you can even use it as a USB microphone with your computer.

Gain the Professional Edge

Monitor your audio in the field with the Wireless GO’s high-power headphone output, ensure your lavaliers stay connected on set with 3.5mm locking connectors, and extend your system’s battery in the field with plug-in power detect. The Wireless GO has a host of professional features designed to make your creative life a whole lot simpler.

Easy Configuration and Control

Check your audio levels at a glance with the bright LCD display and adjust settings on the fly with the intuitive interface, including dedicated buttons for starting and stopping recording. Tailor the Wireless GO to your exact needs with the RØDE Central app, either on mobile or desktop.

Wireless GO User Guide

Learn everything you need to know about the Wireless GO with our comprehensive user guide. From getting started with wireless audio to exporting and normalising 32-bit float audio and everything in between.