Rode is introducing a new version of its wireless microphone receiver for digital cameras as part of a new $149 kit. Rode is introducing a new version of its wireless microphone receiver for digital ...

The RODE X XCM-50 is at the higher end of the USB microphone spectrum but it delivers top levels of build quality and performance that means it won't let you down and sounds excellent. Why you can ...

The $149 Rode Wireless Micro portable microphone system is the most compact we've ever seen. The kit includes two transmitting microphones, a receiver, and a charging case, allowing you to record high ...

Posts from this topic will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed. The new Rodecaster Video S can switch, mix, and livestream audio and video for $499. The new Rodecaster Video S ...

Rode just announced the latest iteration of its well-regarded Wireless GO microphone system. The third-gen kit brings plenty of new features to the table, especially when compared to 2021’s Wireless ...

The Rode Wireless Go 3 comes in classic black, but also a whole array of vibrant new colors, like orange. Rode Wireless Go III, the new generation of the popular mobile microphone system for content ...

The Rode Procaster impressed us. For podcasting, voice-over work, or any other speech-driven medium, this is a microphone we’re happy to recommend. MusicRadar's got your back Our team of expert ...

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The Rode NTH-100M is a fantastic sounding headset that is elevated even further by the addition of a surprisingly great microphone, though the price is beaten out by some stiff competition. PC Gamer's ...

Rode is back with a new super-powered console that wants to consolidate parts of your content creation setup. The brand's RodeCaster consoles have long been the gold standard in audio mixing for ...

I've been a contributing editor for PCMag since 2011. Before that, I was PCMag's lead audio analyst from 2006 to 2011. Even though I'm a freelancer now, PCMag has been my home for well over a decade, ...