Rode’s range of tiny, portable microphones are a mainstay for creators looking for crisp audio on their phone videos. The company knows that those using digital cameras probably want that same blend ...

RODE fans, rejoice! The Australian company just announced the successor of its best-selling on-camera microphone, the VideoMic GO II, an ultra-lightweight shotgun microphone that’s packed with ...

The Rode Wireless Micro Camera Kit is designed for creators who want clean, professional audio without spending a fortune. With support for both smartphones and cameras, it delivers reliable sound, ...

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We may earn revenue from the products available on this page and participate in affiliate programs. Learn more › Audio technology company, Rode, has made some impressively small yet high-quality and ...

Just last month, the audio experts over at RODE launched the NTG5, its most advanced shotgun mic to date. But while such large and powerful audio recording equipment always has a place in someone's ...

At $249, the Rode VideoMic NTG is priced higher than many USB microphones we review, but low for a pro mic. It combines the design and sonics of a Rode NTG shotgun mic with the compact, on-camera ...

Audio is crucial when shooting video with any camera, but DSLRs don’t always make it easy to get good sound. Rode has a new microphone, though, that mounts easily to the top of your camera and doesn’t ...

Whenever someone asks “what’s the best microphone” the response is usually “well it depends what you’re recording.” Rode’s new VideoMic Go II, as the name suggests, wouldn’t be suitable for podcasting ...

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Rode Microphones has a new and improved version of its much-loved Go portable mic, the Wireless Go II, which uses the same form factor as the original but adds a list of new and improved features.