Jlab Audio Go Air Pop True Wireless Headphones

This is exactly what I needed to connect my Rode Wireless Go 2 to my audio mixer.

I've used a variety of wireless earbuds including the LG Tone series, the JLab JBuds Air, and the Anker Soundbuds Slim . The Pixel Buds A-Series are by far the best earbuds I've ever experienced. They have crisp and clear sound quality, and great Google Assistant integration. The hardware is very nice with the case being slim enough to carry in my pocket without feeling bulky. If you're hesitant to purchase any pair of earbuds as it's a costly investment, I definitely recommend these earbuds. One item I do wish these earbuds had would be some type of external audio bypass so that I wouldn't have to remove them for quick conversations, otherwise it's not that big of an inconvenience as they are easy to remove and place back in my ear.

Great to use with WIRELESS GO.

Seriously....if you've used the Wireless GO I this is a step up and allows for more features and ways to use it. The audio is great and for the price this unit is a steal. Does it have flaws? Sure, but the flaws are pretty common across all wireless units (drop offs at times, interference, etc...). Unless you're paying $$$$$ for high end professional audio rigs, the flaws are more how you use it and what you expect it to do. I make little to no money on my projects and do them mainly for fun and the RODE Wireless GO II is 100% unbeatable for the price, quality, and features.

Used only once yet but sounds like audio improved from the original Rode Wireless Go ... we'll use it more and can do a better review later.

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I needed this for the RODE Wireless GO 2 system (to output audio through USB and use the 1/8th jack to monitor the audio signal.) The price is high, but it's the only one I could find online.

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!

Sometimes I use my phone to record audio but also use these with my Rode Wireless Go II setup and works great!

If you own an Insta360 ONE X2 and want better audio you need this piece of equipment! It doesn't look like much but it supports the Rode Wireless Go receiver that connects to your Insta360. The trick is, that the camera doesn't see it because it is right where the stick goes, it's invisible.