Canon Microphone Rode

[1.2 lb] So far, this microphone has been a great companion to my Canon t3i. I have used both the LensHopper and the Rode VideoMic Pro, and I have to say that both of them have the same audio quality. But the LensHopper is stronger and will not fall from its shock mount. Plus, you can use a single battery for weeks. The only downsides are that you can't monitor your audio levels (no headphone plugin) or your battery life until it is drained, but for the price you can't complain about that.

[16 / 24-Bit ] I like this microphone. I use it with the Rode Wireless system and I'm happy with the result.

[0.08 lb] I believe the quality of both the Rode microphone and extension cord are worth the cost.

[0.8 lb / 0.3 kg] Works perfectly with my iPhone 13 Pro and Rode Videomic Pro microphone.

[6.05 x 4.3 x 1"] Excellent range! Pairs perfect with a rode reporter for a very sturdy microphone

[Black] I use this to have 25' between my Rode microphone and my Zoom recorder. It works fine, no complaints.

[0.4 oz / 11.3 g] This adapter allowed me to put my Rode microphone with a 3/8 connector to my Auray microphone. Simple but effective.

[Aluminum] Perfect mount for my dji osmo mobile 3. Was able to connect my rode microphone.

[1] The Rode m2 microphone is excellent... It's well-made, has a great sound whether for a live performance or in a studio, podcast, voice over, etc. It has a sharp, steady, smooth sound… if you use it with a moderate gain and not too close to the microphone, you get a natural sound similar to Shure’s Sm7b, and actually it’s like Rode nt1’s younger brother but with a boxier sound that could be much improved with a bit of editing and EQ. Even with the small membrane that the condenser has, it’s quite powerful and doesn’t make any notable noise… it comes with great accessories and… well, it’s a Rode!!

[0.25 lb] This is a perfect fit for RODE VideoMic GO Camera-Mount Shotgun Microphone.