Your way of talking is so smooth and relaxed compared to almost everything I've seen. Never ever change that. I could listen to you going through specs all day without getting annoyed. Great job!

What a fantastic review! Thank you for this video. Subscribed to show my gratitude, and hoping that further content strikes my interest!

Great review, thanks!

Thanks for making this video. The Wireless ME works great for my needs and the price point is great too. I would have loved the onboard recording on the GO II, but honestly the ME just fits my needs better all around. I do hope RØDE Capture comes to Android, though. RØDE commented on one of their videos that Android has some kind of restriction that limits their ability to have Capture on Android. Hopefully they're working on that and not leaving Android users in the wind. I'd love to use that app.

I've got a half share in a Sennheiser lav so that'll do but good to see a review of Røde's kits. They're great.

Does it come with Velcro/magnet to set up on the back of phone? I just ask because on their adds they have it set up this way.

I can also see a very legitimate broadcast use, especially for TV multimedia journalists and also on-air talent. The TX units are way smaller than the current standard gear and easier to wear (and conceal). You can get a stick (that's what it is) to turn them into interview mics. I think Rode could market these for broadcast applications. And I'm a stickler for good audio.

I can't speak for the ME because I got the Go II on sale. Normally I have a stable (bigger than a locker) of microphones and recording gear but I occasionally have a need to do more with minimal gear. Enter the Rode Wireless Go II and a $50 Sony recorder. I also added a Rode Lavalier Go (also on sale) and a CAD lavalier. The test was a 90 minute audio interview with an 89 year old civil rights pioneer. The lavaliers were fed into the two TX units that transmitted to the RX that was connected into the Sony handheld. Perfectly acceptable audio. True, not as good as a studio setup but pretty damn good. Later I fed into a Tuscan digital recorder and also the Zoom P4. The stuff really works. I spent like $11 for a three headed USB C charging cable that allows me to charge all of the Wireless Go II units. The mini dead cats that come with the Wireless Go II are cute but tough to screw on. I imagine they'd be nice "rugs" for bald mice.

I own the rode go2 and have always had problems with the transmitter being too hot when a sound source like a dj is present. I have the receiver at -30db and padded its still too hot. Will the gain assist feature on the ME be an improvement? Thanks. Ps I resolve the problem by connecting my shot gun mic into the cam receiver, but I'd rather not do that

I just heard that the Rode Wireless Pros are coming out with 32bit float & timecode!

How about the Rode Wireless Pro?

I have wireless go ii, and would say - go with DJI mic.

A new one is out soon - I think

I think this video is outdated now, given that the Wireless Pro just came our some days back.

Those wireless mics are the newest fad of every KZfaqr. They look absolutely ridiculous hanging off peoples clothes. Reminds me of pagers from back in the 1990s. Since there is no benefit to audio quality vs a high quality lav mic there really is no reason to invest in such an expensive ‘toy’.

You might want to reconsider insulting your viewers by calling them "sheep".

you just had to go there with iOS... so much fail... im sure they will release a version for insecure android's