RØDE VXLR Mini-jack to XLR Adaptor

I picked up the RØDE VXLR to use with my camera setup and it’s been a dependable little tool. It securely connects my mini-jack microphones to XLR gear with no hiss or noise — exactly what I was hoping for. As other users have noted, it “seats securely both with the XLR and 3.5 mm interfaces” I especially like that the connection stays firm — no looseness or signal drop during filming. For anything audio-related where you need to bridge between mini-jack to XLR (especially in video rigs), it’s a smart, compact adapter that punches above its weight. If I were to suggest a slight improvement, a locking mechanism (if it doesn’t already have one) would make it even better — but as is, it’s solid and reliable.

The RØDE Mini-Jack Female to XLR Male Adapter is a fantastic little tool! It’s perfect for converting my 3.5mm mic input to a 3-pin XLR, making it ideal for connecting my VideoMic to professional audio equipment. The build quality is solid, and it feels durable despite being lightweight at just **48 grams**. The compact size (**58mm x 19mm**) makes it easy to carry in my gear bag. It’s reliable and works flawlessly—a must-have for audio enthusiasts!

I use this on occasion to connect a wireless microphone to my audio interface, which is connected to my MacBook Pro. I've used it in the past with the Rode Wireless Go II and currently the Hollyland Lark M2 and it works without any problems. I'm not a pro audio person, so I don't know about noise floors and so forth, but if you're just looking for an easy way to connect a microphone that has a TRS connection to an audio interface that needs an XLR input, this works great for that.

If you don't have any other options and need to use a wireless mic in your XLR recorder, might as well try. It works ok. Kind of a slight hum, but that's to be expected with wireless mics. Pretty neat adapter!

I'm a HUGE fan of the Rode Wireless Go II systems. I've got a couple of the Wireless Go II and just got the Pro version. I think what they have built is amazing for smaller production crews and they have been rock solid. The only "issue" I've had is trying to integrate them into other production gear, specifically a full sound board. I do some livestream work and often use the Rode Go mics on the talent. However, getting a clean signal into the sound board was always a challenge. These little adapters make quick work of doing that! You can now patch directly into a sound board without combining a weird mix of adapters that look like something out of an old Frankenstein movie (and still probably wouldn't work)! I know they are a little pricey but the fact that they are designed by Rode to work specifically with their products gives me peace of mind. And if it saves the stress of one bad audio problem then it is worth EVERY penny!

Despite being advertised as TRS compatible to convert a 3.5mm TRS to XLR, this adapter didn't work with my Boya BY-MM1+. Yes, I tested both the cables TRS to TRRS and TRRS to TRRSS that came with the microphone, and all is working fine, except when I introduce the Rode Mini-Jack Female to XLR Male Adapter adapter into the signal chain. Update: After connecting Rode support, it turns out that this adapter, by design, doesn't provide power-in for microphones that require it (like the case of Boya BY-MM1+). I miss this spec of the adapter and now I'm providing 5/5 starts since the construction is solid and sound quality is noiseless.

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RØDE VXLR Adapter: Converts 3.5mm mini-jack to XLR male—perfect for connecting VideoMic to professional audio gear. Compact, durable, and essential for clean signal routing.

J'ai acheté cet article pour mes vidéos, notamment sur la chaîne YouTube 20CentHardware. Le but était de connecter mes micros SmartLav+ de Rode à mon enregistreur Tascam. Problème : Les micros sont destinés à un usage smartphone qui les alimente (et ce n'est pas la même alimentation que l'alimentation fantôme +48V) donc ils ne fonctionnent pas. Soyez bien attentifs et essayez de savoir si votre input XLR propose l'alimentation faible tension, mais c'est rarement le cas. Ceci dit j'ai testé avec d'autres accessoires ces adaptateurs et au delà du fait qu'ils tiennent bien en place avec le verrou, ils ne produisent pas de bruit de fond notable, contrairement aux précédents que j'ai eu en ma possession.

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The RØDE VXLR Mini-jack to XLR adaptor is small and easy to use. It allows me to connect my rodelink wireless mics to an XLR input. I've not notices any quality issues. The adaptor converts a 3.5mm TRS signal to a balanced XLR, allowing you to connect microphones and other audio devices to XLR inputs

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Lo solicite hace algunos años ya que aparecía como recomendación para un micrófono que necesitaba energía y lo devolví, hoy ya con mas experiencia XD solicite un par para utilizarlos en una tascam DR-60D y una consola behringer y no depender de adaptadores plug que siempre quedan flojos además que quitan un poco de ruido. 100% recomendados , si necesitas de alimentación de energía con phantom power requieren la versión VXLR+, recién salió la VXLR pro o de la marca Deity D-XLR. - primer compra - desafortunadamente no es compatible con el rode mideomic go o simplemente venia defectuoso, lo intente colocar en una consola y en una grabadora tascam y en ningún caso mandaba señal, solo por curioso active el phantom power y se recibía señal pero con bastante ruido y muy baja