Global discount aggregator RODE LIFE launches exclusive regional partnerships for creators with 100k-200k follower ...

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 ...

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 ...

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 ...

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 RODE VideoMic GO II is a simple, lightweight and easy to use directional mic, perfect for beginner content creators, especially those who do most of their work indoors. It certainly reignited my ...

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The Rode NTH-100 are the first ever headphones from a company that's been a big noise in the pro audio world for quite some time – its microphones are approaching a default choice for anyone who takes ...

The Rode X XDM-100 is the audio company's gift to the Twitch streamer market, as it's a superb gaming microphone that'll elevate your gaming setup tenfold. Sure, it's a USB-C mic that prioritises ...

Studio-quality construction and a decent out-of-the-box sound are the strongest assets of this multi-connection spoken word mic, but unfortunately the added USB-C input pushes the price slightly too ...

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