RØDE Wireless ME Ultra-compact Wireless Microphone System with Built-in Microphones, GainAssist Technology and 100m Range for Filmmaking, Interviews and Content Creation, Wireless ME

Es justo lo que necesitaba! La calidad del sonido es muy buena. El cable me estorba un poco cuando conecto el receptor al teléfono, pero nada que no se solucione

This is a great general microphone for YouTube videos or other content creation. It’s easy to use, the ride app allows you to adjust a lot of the settings and overall the sound quality is very good. The battery life is also exceptional.I had a bad experience with a DJI microphone before trying this one (returned due to interference noise). So far I’ve been using this one for many months with no problems.The only annoying thing about this microphone is how the receiver just kind of hangs from the bottom of your phone. It can easily get in the way, but it’s not a huge deal.

With a few minor tweaks these things are amazing for the price, clear sound and ealy edited

Bought them like a year ago, had an issue with my receiver just dying instantly and I contacted them and they gave me the run around as they do but after doing my best to convince them it's a faulty device, I sent it back and I got a new kit in about a week. Not too bad on quality, not too bad on battery life's, just make sure you're prepared for a technician to ask you "is it plugged in" if things go south.

Not only did I used to DJ but I’m a YouTuber & I have a podcast.So this review comes from somebody who has always Had to pay attention to audio and what things sound like to other people.I have tested a few microphones already just to see what really sounds better so the things that I have used are:- RODE Me-L Dynamic boom microphone- Audio Technica ATR2100 Cardioid Dynamic mic- Apple AirPods 3rd generation- Apple headphones (The ones with the wire When they used to come with your phone)I have seen Youtubers record videos using the Apple headphones and Apple AirPods many times but Keep in mind = Your iPhone and the wireless Apple AirPods are condenser mics inside …..so they pick up everything!Which is great if you are trying to do ASMR, but you also have to make sure that that you are in a legit 100% quiet area!I am the kind of person that wants to be able to record on the fly and almost never have a problem with my audio.I want to drown out most of the sound that you hear in the background that way I can literally be outside inside moving around or in my car recording and you wouldn’t barely be able to tell the difference.That’s the level of quality that I’m looking for …but on a budget because I don’t want to spend a lot of money I don’t have a bunch of equipment either AND I wanna be on top of the video just to get amazing soundI want a simple plug and play type of Set up.*My YouTube videos are filmed with the Rode Me-L and my podcast is Recorded with audio technicaFor reviewing of this video, Here’s some things you need to know when you’re reading my review:1. currently have an iPhone 12 Pro max that I used to record my YouTube videos in 4K and my podcasts that are on Spotify and Apple2. When I started my podcast, though I got a little bit pickier about my audio sound because I wanted that true podcast sound and voice. I already had purchased the Audio Technica mic back in 2019 when it was deemed the number one podcasting mic by a few “million dollar” Podcasters And that is what I use3. a couple of years now I’ve already had the RODE Me-L the Super cute, tiny dynamic boom mic that plugs right into your iPhone lightning port. So when recording any talking head videos for my YouTube channel I’ve always used the RODE Me-L. The sound has been amazing!4. I’ve always recorded my podcast just using my voice notes app on my iPhone and then I do post editing in Filmora.5. In post editing my video and audio the only 2 Things I’ve ever tweaked are the decibels and I would add a tiny bit more “bass” to my voice So that anytime I may have had a higher pitched voice that day it’s still softens my voice to the listener.And of course, adding base always makes your voice sound better for podcasting.TESTING:The way that I tested this was watching my own YouTube video set on “unlisted” and watching it on my 55 inch living room televisionFor the podcast, I would put in my AirPods Because most people are listening to podcasts or even watching YouTube videos with their headphones on.SIDE NOTE:I also have owned the Hollyland wireless microphones and I sold those on eBay because they just didn’t sound good. Still hear a slight humming in the background.The CON:So, with all of the things Ive already owned/been using vs the new wireless RODE Me Wireless I can honestly tell you I have tried all the combinations of settings, and I still Hear this humming!It’s slightly less with a particular combination of settings, but you just don’t hear that as much when you’re actually plugging in a microphone to your iPhone or device.* So yes, I will be returning these just because I am more of a minimalist so I don’t want to keep something that I may possibly only use in the future when I need it.I’ve heard a lot of other people say there is something to be said when things are plugged directly into a device vs wireless. And I can attest to this!HANDS DOWN THE WINNER IS…For recording my YouTube videos because I want to be hands-free the RODE Me-L That is actually plugged into my iPhone directly by far is the best audioFor recording my podcast I still prefer my Audio Technica (Or I can record my YouTube videos with this, I would just have to be holding a microphone, which is tedious sometimes when I need to actually use both of my hands)And as an honorable mention, I have tested recording my podcast with my RODE Me-L And it still sounds pretty damn good, good enough that if I needed to record a podcast and I forgot my microphone, I would still feel confident posting that audioAND….. The other honorable mention is actually recording with your Apple headphones haha…. In all honesty, if you had zero money to buy any of these items, you should just be recording with an authentic set of Apple headphones.You will just have to make sure that you are keeping the microphone that is dangling from constantly hitting Your hair or T-shirt.FYI, Everything I used to record YouTube and my podcast all fit in a little pouch. I have never been someone who likes to have all these things because I want my set up to be on the GO.And if I’m doing too much just to do a simple video or a podcast that doesn’t come with video… This is where people start to fall off the wagon with being consistent with doing a YouTube video or a podcast is when they have to do too much just to set things up!

These are worth the price and some! I love recording on my phone with these. This changed the quality of my recording. Well worth the cost!!!! They are easy to connect, a perfect size, and the bettery charge last a long time. I love them!!!

My only regret is that I didn't get this sooner. I've tried other cheaper brands of wireless lavalier mics, but they all seemed to make the voice sound slightly processed, as though there was a compression algorithm at play. The RODE ME sounds great, though. Crystal clear audio with no digital artifacts in the voice. It pairs very easily with the app that you download, and from the app you can control gain or set it on auto or dynamic. I usually leave mine on auto and get good results. My audio sounds a lot better now.

I recently picked up these microphones for work video recording, and I’m really impressed. The sound quality is crystal clear, with no distortion or static, even when folks are speaking at a lower volume. I love that the microphones have noise-canceling features, so background noise doesn’t interfere with the recordings.The setup was super easy, and they’re comfortable to wear. If you’re looking to improve your work video setup, these mics are definitely worth the investment.