The ZG-R30 from ZGCINE is a lightweight and portable charging case designed to store, transport, and charge the Rode Wireless GO or GO II microphone systems. The case accommodates two transmitters and one receiver unit and features a built-in rechargeable 3400mAh battery that can charge one wireless component up to 9 times on a single charge.

The ZG-R30 itself is charged in two hours via its USB Type-C port, and it also features a USB Type-A port that allows you to charge external devices, including mobile phones, GoPro cameras, DJI Osmo cameras, and much more. An LED indicator shows you the case's charging status. The case features enough room to accommodate the Rode's windscreens and connector cable, but does not offer room for lavalier mics. Two USB cables and a travel pouch are included.

Holds 2 Transmitters & 1 Receiver    USB Type-C Port for Charging    USB Type-A Port to Power External Gear    Works with Rode Wireless GO and GO II    Charges 1 Component 9 Times    Charges Entire System Several Times    LED Charging Status Indicator

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can you leave the case plugged in and use it as a charging station when not on the go?

A: Yes, the RODE Charging Case for Wireless GO II can be plugged in and used as a charging station when not on the go.

Q: 2. Is the ZGCINE ZG-V99 compatible with the Nikon z9?

A: The Nikon Z9 could work with the USB-C port using PD power delivery from the ZGCINE ZG-V99 V-Mount Battery (99Wh).

Q: 3. Will this be compatible with RODE WIRELESS ME?

A: No, the RODE Charging Case for Wireless GO II is not compatible with the Rode Wireless ME.

Q: 4. Will the case stop charging and prevent batter issues? Or will it continue to charge when it is in my bag?

A: The ANDYCINE Charging Case for Rode Wireless GO/Wireless GO II Microphone System will charge continuously. Therefore, it is recommended to remove the Wireless GO units after roughly two hours of charging.

Q: 5. What is its voltage? Is it 110V?

A: No, the ANDYCINE Charging Case does not require 110V. It charges via USB and requires 5 to 12 VDC at 1.5 A. You can connect the USB input for the case to a computer's USB port or use a USB wall adapter like you would use to charge a smartphone or tablet, or even a portable power bank.

Q: 6. Is this battery compatible or safe for use on a BMPCC 6K camera?

A: This battery is compatible and safe for use with the BMPCC 6K camera.

Q: 7. Can I charge with the windsock on Wireless GO's or does that need to come off?

A: You would pull it off to prevent obstruction between the Rode Go Transmitter and the charger.

Q: 8. Is there enough room to fit the receiver and transmitters in the charger with protective silicone covers attached?

A: We do not have any protective silicone covers for the Rode Wireless GO II receiver and transmitters to be able to test them with the Andycine Charging Case. Most likely, any coverings placed over the receiver and transmitters will need to be removed first, before they can be situated inside of the Andycine Charging Case.

Q: 9. Can anyone please tell me how to power Canon R6 and Ninja V using thiis V mount battery?

A: You could use the USB-C output of the ZGCINE ZG-V99 V-Mount Battery to power the camera. And the following D-TAP cable to power the Atomos Ninja V. Kondor Blue D-Tap To Sony L Series Dummy Battery NPF Cable BH #KODTAPSLBK

Q: 10. Can I charge the earlier version of the Rode wireless go?

A: Yes, the ANDYCINE Charging Case can be used to charge the receiver and transmitter(s) for both the original Rode Wireless GO System as well as the Wireless GO II Microphone System.