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Great to use with WIRELESS GO.

RODE . . , 7 , . RODE Wireless GO II. !!

The original RODE wireless Go mic was amazing but the new one GO II are near perfect! I'd go as far to say one of the best wireless mics on the market. Not only can you now have TWO mics going into one receiver but you can use the mics as stand-alone recorders too! Plus the Rode app (which is free) makes it all work so well. I'd mark this a must-have for any content creator.

With this cable I was able to use the RODE WIRELESS GO II Seamlessly.

I loved the original Wireless GO, and this pair seems just as good.

Lightweight, easy to use a must have for anyone using the Rode Wireless Go

I use this Ruggard backpack for all my camera supplies. This unit stores all my new Canon camera equipment, tripods and GO PRO camera's and accessories. I finally found a unit that stores everything in one location. I have five large lenses and four GO PRO cameras with every possible accessory known to GO PRO. I spend 12 weeks a year outside filming in the wilderness. My equipment must be rugged and durable. This Thunderhead 55 DSLR & Laptop Backpack is the ultimate answer. My laptop has total protection rain, wind or shine in the outdoors. I would give this unit 5 stars any day.

I've used this little wireless lav set for weddings and interviews, and have loved it so far! I'm super happy I decided on these instead of a Rode Wireless Go because you get two of these for the price of one Wireless Go when actual lavs are included. Sound quality could be better obviously, but for the price you pay and the size of the mic pack you can get wonderful audio with some EQ tweaks. Very compact and easily concealed in a groom or officiant's jacket as well. Definitely would recommend these for a compact wireless lav system!

Great little backup in my bag for wireless boom mic using Rode Wireless Go

I have a RØDE Wireless Go (wireless microphone) that I use with my iPhone, iPad, DJI Osmo Pocket, and Nikon Z6 camera. As versatile as it is, I also wanted to be able to use it with my RØDECaster Pro and my Zoom H6, both of which have XLR jacks to record individual audio tracks. That’s where this RØDE VXLR+ comes in — it just allows me to connect a mic with a TRS jack to an XLR input. It’s basic, and it works. RØDE makes great products, including this one.