Drop Xl Wireless Charger

This is the best wireless 3-in-1 charger! Very well-made too.

The Auray Wireless Charger with Case for Rode Wireless GO and Wireless GO II has been a nice little wireless charger. It's compact, well-made, and comes with a little case so it's easy to toss in a bag and not worry about anymore. For my purposes, I only use this with a wireless charger and it works great. The fewer cords I deal with the better. I saw some comments on the cords and I have a bunch of USB A to C cords so I haven't run into any issues. All-in-all this works great for what I need it to do. [I have received this product in exchange for my honest review]

Charger for the batteries, never have to take the batteries out of the mics! Two mics just drop right in, charge, and have 8+ hours of life.

If you have one of the newer wireless all-in-one's from Canon, you're going to want the XL black & color inks. The Canon MG3100 series just might have the easiest cartridges to change, but any down time is lost time, and the XL's have far more capacity than the OEM cartridges.

This is a really nice sleeve. Keeps cables and charger away from the computer. Can easily drop into a backpack.

this is the must have accessory of the year, unless: 1. You are willing to drop $$$ to buy a pair of apple wireless headset (which I would loose soon after and you might to) 2. You are willing to purchase and new car with qi wireless charger or purchase multiple wireless charges one for the car, one for the house, ..... buy this save your self some aggravation.

Since installing this we have not had any of our wireless mice drop out. We used individual antennas before and its nice to have just the one antenna up and out of the booth and get way better performance

I had the first Wireless Go for a few months, but had to return it because I had so many drop outs. I returned it and was about to purchase the Rodelink. I'm so happy I waited for these. They are amazing and pack so many more features that I didn't expect. I love that on a more pro shoot, I can do external recording and NEVER have to worry about drop outs while still monitoring my audio! I did a 4 hour shoot last week with both transmitters and no external recording. I had both subjects 15 feet away from me and told them to turn their backs to the RX, so I could make sure there were no drop outs. There weren't any! There was no line of site from the RX 60% of the time because they were shooting clay targets. I filmed outside(it was windy), and recorded audio straight from the TX with the windshield, it sounded great!

I had purchased 4 new Shure wireless units and racked them up in a church balcony system. First service with them and I had multiple drop outs and needed to solve the problem quickly. I ordered two of these from B&H and the arrived in time to get them installed before the next week's service. I have had 3 months of use and have had ZERO drop outs. I should have gone this route from the beginning. The antennas alone were just not enough to keep a solid signal connection. Super satisfied with the ease of install and the sleek look of these, but the real deal is the stellar performance.

I had the 1900ac and it worked pretty well except that every so often (a few times a day) it would drop the wireless signal. This does not happen with the 2600ac. I saw where someone complained about that with the 2600 but they didn't have that issue with the 1900 and I am not sure why that is as I have experienced the opposite. This router also can run the intrusion prevention package with no problems whereas the 1900 suffered to keep up with it. I have been using it for a few months now and it works pretty well. The only downside I see and time will fix this is the knowledge base is pretty week on this router but it will improve with time like most of these types of products.