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Rode Lavalier II Omnidirectional Lavalier Microphone (Black)
£175.77 £114.25
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Miss Angie M –
In the world of content creation, capturing pristine audio is paramount. Enter the RØDE Lavalier GO, a professional-grade wearable microphone that promises to elevate your filmmaking, broadcasting, streaming, and recording endeavors to new heights.
Pros: – Broadcast-quality audio capture with 4.0mm capsule – Omnidirectional polar pattern for crystal clear, forgiving pickup – Discreet and ultra-compact design for seamless integration – Kevlar-reinforced 1.2m cable for unparalleled durability – Versatile 3.5mm TRS connector for maximum connectivity – Includes foam pop shield and mounting clip for easy rigging 
Cons: – Premium price point, though justifiable for professional-grade performance – Limited color options (black and white) The RØDE Lavalier GO is a true testament to the brand’s commitment to audio excellence. Its sub-miniature 4.0mm capsule delivers broadcast-grade audio quality, capturing every nuance and detail with remarkable clarity. 
But what truly sets this microphone apart is its omnidirectional polar pattern. With its forgiving pickup pattern, you can be confident that your audio will sound crystal clear, regardless of the talent’s positioning or movement. This feature is a game-changer for fast-paced situations, allowing you to focus on capturing the perfect shot without worrying about audio compromises. 
Discreetness is at the core of the Lavalier GO’s design. Its ultra-compact form factor ensures seamless integration, making it ideal for on-camera talent, presenters, or any scenario where a low-profile microphone is essential. 
Durability is another hallmark of this microphone. The 1.2m Kevlar-reinforced cable guarantees longevity, capable of withstanding the rigors of any shoot or performance. No more worrying about cable failures or compromised audio quality due to wear and tear. 
Versatility is also a strong suit of the Lavalier GO. With its standard 3.5mm TRS connector, it seamlessly integrates with a wide range of cameras, audio interfaces, and wireless microphone transmitters, offering maximum connectivity for your setup. 
While the premium price point may give some pause, the RØDE Lavalier GO is an investment in professional-grade audio excellence. Its broadcast-quality capture, discreet design, and unparalleled durability make it an indispensable tool for any content creator seeking to elevate their craft. 
Embrace the discreet audio powerhouse that is the RØDE Lavalier GO. Capture crystal-clear audio, elevate your production value, and deliver an immersive experience that will captivate your audience like never before. 
5 people found this helpful
Kevin McKenna (verified owner) –
Pros: A great little Lav. Captures full spectrum audio at very high quality. Moved to this from the original Rode Lav Pro. Has quite a different profile. Lot more bottom end. Sounds great flat, but with a tiny bit of EQ you can really get that studio quality sound. Works fine both indoors and out. The new front capsule placement allows a lot more had movement than the 1st gen. Comes with a useful selection of bits including a pop shield and a mini dead cat; and a nice hard case. Cons: The clip isn’t the most secure in the world. It’s fine when it works, but it is very easy to dislodge when placing on clothing. Also I use a different deadcat to the one supplied and that can knock off the clip too when you’re placing it. Once you put on a popshield or deadcat you can no longer see which side the capsule is on. If you already have the clip in place then you can tell from that, or you could put a dab of nail varnish or something maybe to indicate which side is the front? But you may find yourself pulling everything off just to check. Overall: In summary, despite its minor flaws, this is a top quality product. If you already have a Rode Pro Lav then I wouldn’t bother upgrading just for the sake of it. Those sound great too. But if you are in the market for a new mic, then this is probably the one to go for.
j rosie –
August 2024 Style Name: Lavalier GO Fantastic mic, used and tested extensively both with a set of Rode Wireless Go II and DJI Mic 2 and works brilliantly. Compact, and great sound.
Mnt (verified owner) –
I bought this as I was videoing some rehearsals and the performance for a local choir. Being Rode I thought that this would be well worth the outlay, and after a quick test of recording with and without the external mic there was a noticeable improvement in clarity of quality of the sound. I used it to record some of the practise and rehearsal building up to the concert and the concert itself, during the interval I swapped phones over and set off recording again. Unfortunately when I have come to edit the clips there is a sound issue. It’s not permanent or regular, but at various parts of the recording the sound suddenly becomes very distored and digital sounding, after a minue or two it goes back to normal. I though it might be the mic being overloaded as the Choir can go from whisper quiet to big punch in the chest but it didn’t only happen in the loud bits. So I have no idea, when it’s working it is really nice, I have wondered of it could have been interference from a phone or something else in the area. I’m back out on Saturday for another event so I will try again. The wind proofing mic cover works excellently well and the light, although I haven’t used it yet, is certainly bright enough to dazzle (as ever looking into it when turning it on!) and can be changed and adjusted to suit also a small selection of colour filters for it to suit your needs. A nice kite, just hoping that they sound issue was a one off. One person found this helpful
Debra Dickinson –
We have several RODE GO sets and sometimes adding a lav mike makes sense. Do not expect it to have the quality of a full blown Shure or Sennheiser pro level lav. However, for recording, live streaming and for occasional live mixing through a board it is fantastic and at £50-£60 is significantly better than the £30 other options out there. For me, it has a good pick up across the spectrum but is a little weak at the lower frequencies (I would not want to use it with Bobby Bass, for example). So, in summary, if you are using the GO and need to have the lav facility then it is a no brainer – get it and pop them in the RODE GO case. If you have an occasional requirement for a Lav mike to go into a mixer or PA of some kind then this is a cheap way to do it with a degree of quality. If you want a backup recording recorded via a lav mike then again it is a no brainer – the Rode Go Transmitters and Pro Transmitters have recording on board and it works incredibly well. A quick note on build and quality: It is RODE. So expect it to be good. And the quality of the fly lead, clip, 3.5mm TS plug and of course the mike is definitely what you would expect with Rode and teh Rode Go series of products. I hope this helps with you decision.
Mr Edward G Porter –
The RØDE SmartLav+ Smartphone Lavalier Microphone is a game-changer for anyone looking to capture high-quality audio with their smartphone. Whether you’re a vlogger, filmmaker, or podcaster, this discreet little microphone delivers broadcast-grade sound without the need for bulky equipment. [Image of RØDE SmartLav+ Smartphone Lavalier Microphone] **Pros:** * **Excellent Audio Quality:** The omnidirectional condenser capsule captures clear and crisp audio, even in noisy environments. * **Discreet and Portable:** The small size and included clip make it easy to wear and hide on clothing. * **Durable Construction:** The Kevlar-reinforced cable can withstand daily wear and tear. * **Versatile Compatibility:** Works with most smartphones and tablets with a TRRS headphone jack. **Cons:** * **Requires Additional App:** To get the most out of the SmartLav+, you’ll need to download RØDE’s Reporter app (or a similar recording app). * **Not Suitable for High-Wind Environments:** The included foam windscreen helps reduce wind noise, but it may not be enough for extreme conditions. **Overall:** The RØDE SmartLav+ is an excellent investment for anyone who wants to elevate the audio quality of their smartphone recordings. It’s easy to use, delivers professional-level sound, and is built to last. If you’re serious about creating content, this microphone is a must-have. This little mic is as good as some mics I’ve had costing over £100 2 people found this helpful
M. Farrell (verified owner) –
I must say that it is actually decent recording device. Review could end here… though. Rode’s ridiculous focus on Apple environment is truly annoying through eyes of Smartlav+ user. It is dedicated to those of you that have old apple phone (yes they support old ones only-it is all about jack
) – Rode app (paid!) is available on IOS only £5.99 sic!). I know you can always find better apps on Android and usually free or for a fraction of IOS equivalent price (i bought Rec Forge II pro for just over £2, it was ‘expensive one’. I must say that native app was doing the job well, but I always want to squeeze all juice from my devices. It is not an issue though, Rode does not recommend any particular one for android. Why? What is the point of having good product for obsolete mobile devices? I do not follow Rode’s philosophy. Box and package. It comes with basic cardboard box (no tech specs on it , but I’ll talk about it later). Inside there is attached a quick guide… If you expected quick guide about the product, you would be surprised. It is all about mount clip. Yes. mount clip only. Nothing about using the mic. No tech specs, no characteristics of the mic, nothing but clip. You can straight away see that the product and its users are not treated seriously by the producer. All the time you get impression, you got cheap leftover from great Rode’s true offer (btw it is in fact costly product and we pay quite a lot in it for branding – manufacturing eng guy perspective). The only way to get more info about specs is on their website (at least that). Acoustic Principle Permanently Polarise Active Electronics JFET Capsule 0.10″ Polar Pattern Address Type End Frequency Range 60Hz – 18kHz Output Impedance 3000Ω Maximum SPL 110dBSPL Maximum Output Level 189.0mV (@ 1kHz, 1% THD into 1KΩ load) Sensitivity -35.0dB re 1 Volt/Pascal (17.80mV @ 94 dB SPL) +/- 2 dB @ 1kHz Equivalent Noise Level (A-weighted) 27dBA Weight 6.00g Dimensions 1180.00mmH x 4.50mmW x 4.50mmD Output TRRS Output Warranty 1 year Since it is omni-directional condenser mic, you must be aware that it is capable of recording environment as you actually hear it. Remember you can learn to ignore some sounds, but microphone cannot. It will record your wall clock ticking , fridge, neighbours … everything. Thus, you need app to cut off its sensitivity dramatically, so that it picks up only your voice and later you amplify it to suit your needs. It is not dynamic, nor one that focuses on one direction only mic-please check what you really need. What annoys me is that they use meaningless phrases on the box, leaflet and adverts (‘professional- grade’, ‘broadcast quality’… meaningless marketing only). It is not pro grade product. But it is a high quality (sometimes too high) for beginners and above in audio/voice recording. Cable length is ok (you get about 70cm of usable cable length, when excluding all necessary bends and loops) for average height person – you can hide your phone in front trousers pocket. I would not recommend it if you need to be further away from recording device (probably rare for such a basic product occasion, but have it in your mind before purchase), or if you are really tall and cannot hide phone in your jacket. Free advice: – always record in flight mode -if on windows surface like device switch of system sound enhancements (recording device advanced properties settings). -your phone or tablet or PC (if TRRS jack compatible) may see it as headset – you have to define it as recording device only and use other audio output (in some devices it is not that simple) for sound To sum up, it is a very good microphone for its price, but only for people that spent some time setting up recording devices of are experienced in voice recording. If not- too expensive – you can get your results for less. There is a lot of misleading marketing info (mainly from Rode itself) that could create unsupported expectations. Lack of any guidance or advice or app for users (the one for IOS can be ignored – supports devices that are not even manufactured anymore!). Or buy it and play with it for a while – once you understood its properties, it will give you expected results… and will open your way for pro products 
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