Rode
Rode WIGOII B Wireless GO II Mic System Lavalier GO
★★★★★
Condenser
Dual-channel 2.4GHz wireless with Lavalier GO mics and 128-bit encrypted transmission — broadcast-grade two-person audio in a system small enough to clip in a shirt pocket.
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Overview
Key Features
Portable and compact dual-channel wireless microphone system
Optimized for short-range operation in crowded conditions, with up to 200m range with line of sight
Series IV 2.4GHz digital transmission with 128-bit encryption, for impressive reliability in congested environments
Transmitters can be used with a lav or headset mics, or on their own thanks to built-in omnidirectional mics
Clothing clips on transmitters and receiver for maximum convenience
Lavalier GO - Condenser lavalier microphone for Rode’s Wireless GO II compact wireless system
Kevlar-reinforced cable is robust enough to withstand the rigors of your fast-paced daily grind
Super-rugged mounting clip with built-in cable management
Specifications
System Type
Dual-channel wireless microphone
Frequency Band
Series IV 2.4GHz digital transmission
Encryption
128-bit
Range
Up to 200m (line of sight)
Transmitter Microphones
Built-in omnidirectional mics
Lavalier Microphone
Condenser lavalier (Lavalier GO)
Lavalier Cable
Kevlar-reinforced
Mounting
Clothing clips on transmitters and receiver
Lavalier Clip
Super-rugged with cable management
Pros & Cons
👍 Pros
- Dual-channel discrete recording captures two fully independent audio feeds simultaneously, enabling clean post-production separation for interview and dual-presenter formats with a single compact receiver.
- Series IV 2.4GHz frequency-hopping transmission with 128-bit encryption maintains signal integrity in RF-dense environments where competing consumer wireless systems lose sync during live recording.
- Built-in omnidirectional condenser mics on both transmitters allow immediate deployment without attaching the Lavalier GO, reducing rig setup time for fast-moving documentary and event work.
- Kevlar-reinforced Lavalier GO cable resists the kinking and sheath wear that fails conventional lav mic cables within months of daily production use.
- USB-C digital output on the receiver enables direct connection to iOS and USB-C mobile devices for zero-latency smartphone recording without an additional audio interface.
👎 Cons
- The 3.5mm TRS analog output level is fixed and may require careful gain staging on camera bodies with aggressive input pre-amps to avoid noise floor elevation in the recorded signal.
- No onboard audio recording capability is included in this bundle configuration — the system requires a continuously connected recording device and cannot operate as a standalone recorder in the field.
- Both transmitter microphones are omnidirectional, meaning they capture ambient room noise proportionally more than a cardioid lav placement would in reverberant or noisy field environments.
- The 200-meter range specification is line-of-sight only; walls, clothing layers, and human bodies attenuate the 2.4GHz signal significantly, reducing practical operating distance in real production conditions.
- Three separate USB-C charging connections are required to top up the full system — no multi-unit charging dock or cable hub is included, which complicates end-of-day charging discipline on multi-day shoots.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can both transmitters in the Wireless GO II be recorded as independent channels simultaneously?
Yes — the receiver captures both transmitters on discrete channels, with options for split-channel or mixed-mono output in post. This is the system's core workflow advantage for interview and two-subject documentary work: you get clean, independently editable audio from both subjects without a separate recorder or mixer in the chain.
How does the Series IV 2.4GHz transmission hold up in RF-congested environments like event venues or conference halls?
Series IV uses frequency-hopping spread spectrum with 128-bit encryption, specifically engineered for dense 2.4GHz environments where consumer wireless systems drop sync. Practical operating range indoors in crowded RF conditions will be shorter than the 200-meter line-of-sight spec, but signal integrity in typical production environments is notably more reliable than simpler fixed-frequency 2.4GHz designs.
Can the Wireless GO II transmitters be used without attaching the Lavalier GO microphones?
Yes — each transmitter has a built-in omnidirectional condenser microphone. The Lavalier GO connects via 3.5mm TRS for tighter, closer-placement pickup, but the transmitter's built-in mic is capable for chest-worn documentary and vlog work, making the system functional out of the pouch without any cable attachment.
What outputs does the receiver provide for connecting to cameras, audio interfaces, and mobile devices?
The receiver outputs simultaneously via a 3.5mm TRS analog output for cameras and mixers, and a USB-C digital audio output that is compatible with iOS devices and USB-C Android devices. This dual-output design lets the system feed a DSLR and a smartphone at the same time — a meaningful flexibility advantage for hybrid run-and-gun production.
What is the battery life of the transmitters and receiver, and do all three units charge the same way?
All three units — both transmitters and the receiver — deliver up to 7 hours of operation and charge via USB-C using the included SC20 cables. Seven hours aligns with a standard production day when you charge overnight; there is no multi-unit dock included, so three separate charging connections are required.
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