"The new version of Rode's wireless camera receiver is now available as part of a Wireless Micro Camera Kit that bundles it with two Wireless Micro lavalier mics and an additional wireless receiver used to connect the mics to mobile devices using their USB-C or Lightning ports. The kit is priced at $149, which is what Rode's Wireless Micro system was initially priced at when it launched last November."
"As with the original, the new receiver is designed to sit atop cameras by connecting to their cold shoe mount while audio from up to two wireless mics is delivered to the camera through a USB-C or 3.5mm audio cable. Battery life is estimated to be up to seven hours and is maximized by the receiver only powering on when it's connected to a camera."
"The receiver's runtime can be further extended to up to 21 hours using the Wireless Micro Camera Kit's charging case when you're away from a power source. The 1.1-inch OLED screen shows details about the battery life and signal strength of the receiver and wirelessly connected devices. It works alongside three buttons for navigating and adjusting various settings including gain assist levels,"
Rode updated its Wireless Micro system with a new camera receiver that features a 1.1-inch OLED screen and improved on-camera compatibility. The Wireless Micro Camera Kit includes two Wireless Micro lavalier mics plus an additional receiver for mobile devices with USB-C or Lightning, and is priced at $149. The on-camera receiver mounts via a cold shoe and delivers audio to cameras over USB-C or 3.5mm. The receiver runs up to seven hours on a charge, powers on only when connected to a camera to conserve battery, and can reach up to 21 hours using the kit's charging case. The OLED displays battery and signal information and buttons allow manual or automatic gain adjustments to control spikes.
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