Wireless microphone system Rode Wireless Go III brown — 2.4 GHz wireless transmission, compact dual-channel kit

The Rode Wireless Go III brown is a compact dual-channel wireless microphone system operating in the 2.4 GHz band. Designed for on-camera mounting and mobile recording, this kit provides two transmitters and a single receiver in a small form factor for interviews, vlogging, presentations and other situations requiring discreet, portable audio capture. The integrated microphone capsules and clip-on design simplify setup while the dual-channel capability allows simultaneous recording from two sources to one receiver.

Advantages

The system delivers reliable 2.4 GHz digital transmission with low-latency audio suitable for speech and field recording. Its compact size and lightweight construction make it easy to attach to clothing or a camera hot shoe. Built-in microphones and the option to connect external lavalier microphones expand flexibility for different recording scenarios. The device provides simple controls and visual indicators for quick configuration and monitoring during shoots.

Suitable for

• Vlogging and content creation
• Interviews and documentary work
• Presentations, lectures and corporate events
• Run-and-gun mobile recording and field reporting

Key specifications

• Wireless band: 2.4 GHz digital transmission
• Channels: dual-channel kit (two transmitters, one receiver)
• Form factor: compact, clip-on transmitters and small receiver
• Integrated microphones with external lavalier input option
• Low-latency audio suitable for speech and on-camera use
• Mounting: clothing clips and camera hot shoe compatibility
• Power: internal rechargeable batteries (built-in) with onboard charging

How to use

Attach each transmitter to the talent's clothing or use an external lavalier microphone connected to the transmitter's input. Mount the receiver on the camera hot shoe or place it near the recorder and pair with each transmitter following the on-device pairing procedure. Monitor signal and battery status with the receiver's visual indicators and adjust gain as needed to avoid clipping. Charge the units before field use and check microphone placement for consistent audio levels.

Recommendations

For best results, keep line of sight between transmitters and receiver when possible, avoid crowded 2.4 GHz interference sources, and test levels in the recording environment before starting. Use external lavalier microphones when concealment or extended range is required.