Rode Unveils 'Wireless Micro' Pocket-Sized Microphone System for iPhone and Android [Video]

Rode has unveiled a new 'Wireless Micro' pocket-sized microphone system for iPhone and Android devices.

The system includes two ultra-compact, lightweight transmitters with integrated clips and magnetic attachments, along with a slimline receiver. It's available in black or white, with versions for USB-C or Lightning devices.

The built-in microphones are housed in acoustic chambers with a patent-pending design, purpose-built to capture exceptionally clear and intelligible audio while mitigating wind noise. Combining this innovative design with our legacy of pristine wireless audio transmission and intelligent GainAssist technology, the Wireless Micro delivers perfectly balanced audio, every time. Finally, the super sleek charging case is perfectly pocket-sized and delivers two full recharges for up to 21 hours of battery life, all while keeping the system safe and secure – the ideal grab-and-go solution for smartphone creators.




Key Features of the Wireless Micro:
● In-built microphones and automatic pairing makes it incredibly easy to use
● Receiver connects directly to a smartphone with no cables required (USB-C or Lightning version available)
● Patent-pending acoustic chamber design purpose-built to capture exceptionally clear and intelligible audio while mitigating wind noise
● Intelligent GainAssist technology automatically controls audio levels for perfectly balanced sound in any application
● Pocket-sized charging case provides additional two charges for up to 21 hours battery life, making it the ideal grab-and-go companion
● Ultra-compact, ultra-lightweight form factor with a sleek design for discreet on-camera presence and elegant aesthetic
● Additional furry windshields included
● Works seamlessly with RØDE's free iOS video app, RØDE Capture
● Available in both black and white



Pricing and Availability
The Rode Wireless Micro is available to order now for $149.
● USB-C Version
● Lightning Version


Take a look at the video below for more details...