Prodotto molto valido. La marca Rode è una garanzia.

Super, on paye du RODE mais préférez plutot un PRESONUS PD70, qualité bien meilleur et donc le rapport qualité prix est vraiment respecté. Sinon, c'est un super micro pour ceux qui aiment RODE

Hands down best podcasting mic we have tried yet, especially when paired with the Rode PSA-1 boom arm. So good we ordered two more for our podcast.Also a plus if you’re using a Rodecaster Pro, settings for these mics are already built into your mixer!!

Had to get one after I saw the comparison of this Rode Pod mic and the shure sm7b. While this one didn’t beat it out it was very close for a fourth of the price. I still think you need a cloud lifter to get the most out of it. It needs lots of gain.

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I purchased the SYNCO-G1(A2) as a lower cost alternative to the RODE Wireless Go system. I purchased the system to increase mobility (be wireless) and to improve audio quality for Zoom webinars and podcast interviews. I had measured expectations when I placed the order but decided to "give it a try" based on the reviews from other users.Overall, I am very impressed with the value of the system. The initial set up was very easy. I had everything working on my first try within a few minutes -- without even opening the manual! The quality of the build, features and performance are remarkable for this price. I tried the set up with the built in transmitter mic, the supplied lavalier mic, and a third-party boundary mic with a 3.5" plug. All worked well.The audio quality was much improved versus the built-in computer mic and I am now able to move around during a presentation. I am looking at upgrading the lavalier mic with SYNCO S8 for a little more audio quality for podcasting. I will update this review once I have had a chance to test the results.Overall, I am very pleased with the product and do not intend to replace it with the Rode Wireless Go system.

Gut und einfach zu bedienen. Passt perfekt zum Rode Podcast Mischpult

After trying the Saramonic Blink 500 Pro I returned it and purchased the Rode. The killer for me was high latency in the 20-30ms range with the Saramonic which caused an echo effect in our amplification. The Rode has no perceptible latency. My church setup is a mix of wired vocal mics, instruments, and these wireless mics. All are mixed in an analog mixer and fed to OBS for live-streaming and also amplified for in-house congregants (audience).Rode pros:- Very compact- Great sound- Long battery life- Simple 1 button operation on transmitters (power+mute)Rode cons:- Coarse level adjustment (unless you use the app)- No visible indicator of muting on transmitters- Lavalier mics are not included and about $79 each- Not available in white (the first version was - what gives, Rode?)Saramonic pros:- Great sound- Transmitter can be configured for line-level input- Display and menus to adjust on both transmitters and receivers- Includes great charging and storage caseSaramonic cons:- A little bulkier than the Rode- High latency- Multiple buttons on the transmitter make muting a little more complicated for the wearerBoth the Rode and Saramonic products have great sound and low enough noise that you need not worry for a live (outside the studio) event.If you are only using the wireless mics and nothing else, and if you are only recording or streaming (no live amplification) the Saramonic is hard to beat - for the same price you get a great charging case, plus included lavalier mics.If longer battery life, compact form factor, or minimal latency are a factor for you, go with the Rode.