Thoroughly enjoyed your review and your sense of humor. I needed help getting my deity to work and still figuring out what I am not doing right. Thank-you! and Subscribed :)
I’ve literally been returning things I buy that either have proprietary charging or micro USB… and I make sure to write down- item defective with antiquated charging as the reason… lol
Omar can you please show us how this mic performs while you do an interpretive dance routine? No specific reason just trying to check out your moves before I challenge you to a dance battle.
Awwwwesome...now I can leave my D3 Pro in the studio and just bring this, yay Deity! (Your video is literally the "Only" mention of this device this morning, not even Deity has mentioned it at this point yet, lol)
Thanks for your review. One important information that is lacking in literally all reviews about the Deity Pocket Wireless kit, including yours, is that the Deity receiver doesn't have a headphone port therefore is not compatible with iPhones for any serious shooting unless you add an audio mixer to the equation as any mixer/adapter will have a headphone port. I had to buy a Beachtek audio adapter (about £200) to be able to use the Deity with my iPhone 13 Pro. Actually, I returned the Deity but bought it again. This because I really wanted to be able to use their plug-on XLR transmitter (HD-TX). The downside is that now I can monitor the audio but can only use the Deity when I also use a big phone cage because of the size of the Beachtek.I did try the much smaller Rode AI Micro but the Rode reduced the volume of the sound considerably (and yes. I did add gain on the Rode app in my iPhone) I used this Deity pocket wireless (receiver/lavaliere/3.5 mm to XLR adapter) to record a piece to camera I shot with a JVC 850 for a news story. It was all good. I am happy that I can use the Deity for both my broadcast camera and my iPhone.
I listen this on good quality PC speakers and I find the Rode sound to be a bit better, when both were clipped on the T-shirt. But at nearly half price (according to the video description), if I was buying, I would take the Deity. We are talking about non-professional devices after all.
The Go 2 (with 2 transmitters) is at 300, the Go at 200 and the Deity at 170. The Rode is more expensive sure, but I would like an in depth comparison before buying either. Or, in fact a Deity pocket Duo at 240, 250 (I think this are much more versatile with 2 receivers).
Interesting that you dropped this video before they made this available on their website. Anyhow, you're pretty funny. Keep it up with them awkward random edits. LOL!!!
0:47 Come on!. you are adjusting contrast and playing around with levels that show the black color darker than it was normally. and you think that video makers are gonna believe that:-)) great video. I gonna buy one though!.
I have used Deity in my film projects. I've been using the Deity Connect dual channel lately but I constantly have signal problems when I have another dual channel kit running. The advantage of the deity is that they are super cheap compared to sennheiser or lectrosonics, but the price justifies the mistake. therefore, as a sound director, I do not recommend them.
I was looking forward to seeing videos of this microphone. It seriously is feature packed and excellent value for money. Which shotgun mic did you connect to the Deity Pocket ? 4:53
Others might work, but not every cable works with every device. There’s no real standard. I suggest you research which cables work with each device beforehand. For example, my Fujifilm X-T30 works with one cable I bought, but not the other. Personally, I think using your USB charging port as the audio out is one of the dumbest trends in electronics, made dumber by the fact that manufacturers clearly didn’t have a standardized implementation.
@@Matthew_Raymond Thanks! It made me thinking when Omar said what if you forgot your cable at home, and you need to buy a spare as an emergency, that would be a problem
😂 the way you make these videos are more fun and interesting that the tutorial itself. Excellent as usual. 👍🏻
I thought that the Sound quality was quite poor?
"...and there goes your day." LOL We are all spoiled by this tech..Great job as usual Omar.
Does anyone know how to charge it ? The charging cable don’t fit the pocket Rx 🤔
Thoroughly enjoyed your review and your sense of humor. I needed help getting my deity to work and still figuring out what I am not doing right. Thank-you! and Subscribed :)
What I’m MOST pleased to see is less and less micro-usb ports on new devices. I hate them with a passion!
Great review Omar👍😊
I’ve literally been returning things I buy that either have proprietary charging or micro USB… and I make sure to write down- item defective with antiquated charging as the reason… lol
Omar can you please show us how this mic performs while you do an interpretive dance routine? No specific reason just trying to check out your moves before I challenge you to a dance battle.
Awwwwesome...now I can leave my D3 Pro in the studio and just bring this, yay Deity!
(Your video is literally the "Only" mention of this device this morning, not even Deity has mentioned it at this point yet, lol)
This video convinced me to have my first wireless microphone
Do you charge both or just the receiver
Great Overview Omar!
What's the difference between this deity wireless mic and the one they sell for almost $700?
Can we start and stop the recording on the transmitter form the receiver unit?
Thanks for your review.
One important information that is lacking in literally all reviews about the Deity Pocket Wireless kit, including yours, is that the Deity receiver doesn't have a headphone port therefore is not compatible with iPhones for any serious shooting unless you add an audio mixer to the equation as any mixer/adapter will have a headphone port.
I had to buy a Beachtek audio adapter (about £200) to be able to use the Deity with my iPhone 13 Pro. Actually, I returned the Deity but bought it again. This because I really wanted to be able to use their plug-on XLR transmitter (HD-TX). The downside is that now I can monitor the audio but can only use the Deity when I also use a big phone cage because of the size of the Beachtek.I did try the much smaller Rode AI Micro but the Rode reduced the volume of the sound considerably (and yes. I did add gain on the Rode app in my iPhone)
I used this Deity pocket wireless (receiver/lavaliere/3.5 mm to XLR adapter) to record a piece to camera I shot with a JVC 850 for a news story. It was all good. I am happy that I can use the Deity for both my broadcast camera and my iPhone.
I might be dumb but i connect the receiver in usb at the camera and looks like my first recording job didn't went as I expect! 😅😅😅
2:48 The rode sounds better in my opinion
Deity Pocket Wireless is such a great product based on audio quality and range. Thanks for the vid 🙂
Hello. How much channels can be work at one location?
So which one sounds better
I listen this on good quality PC speakers and I find the Rode sound to be a bit better, when both were clipped on the T-shirt. But at nearly half price (according to the video description), if I was buying, I would take the Deity. We are talking about non-professional devices after all.
The Go 2 (with 2 transmitters) is at 300, the Go at 200 and the Deity at 170. The Rode is more expensive sure, but I would like an in depth comparison before buying either. Or, in fact a Deity pocket Duo at 240, 250 (I think this are much more versatile with 2 receivers).
On My phone it didn’t sound close. Deity sounded like you were being water boarded. Why the dead cat tho? Wind gusts in the house?
@@DavidKfilmmaker Farts...
Did you try to connect the Deity to your Fuji? Should only work with an TRRS to TRS Adapter?!? I wonder if there might be an issue with the quality.
Not the troll dolls reference 😂
Fun Vid... The Deity also has an Auto Clip Limiter
How can I record two people at a time? Is that possible?
Note: The Rode Wireless Go receiver can be used while charging, so there is an advantage to having separate ports.
How does the sound of the transmitter mic compare to the sound on the included lav mic?
Thank you you made my day which i had a laugh 😂 love your video have you ever used the pixel vocal air wireless
Interesting that you dropped this video before they made this available on their website. Anyhow, you're pretty funny. Keep it up with them awkward random edits. LOL!!!
No link to the Deity Pocket Wireless product page?
0:47 Come on!. you are adjusting contrast and playing around with levels that show the black color darker than it was normally. and you think that video makers are gonna believe that:-)) great video. I gonna buy one though!.
I have used Deity in my film projects. I've been using the Deity Connect dual channel lately but I constantly have signal problems when I have another dual channel kit running. The advantage of the deity is that they are super cheap compared to sennheiser or lectrosonics, but the price justifies the mistake. therefore, as a sound director, I do not recommend them.
What would buy on a budget of 300$ for a wireless system
This reminds me a lot of the first wireless go. having a included lav looks like a good deal for the price (and it sounds even decent).
How much is it?
@@chernofuta Cost: $169 USD/$239 CAD according to omars video description (rode wireless go is about 200$ but without lav).
@@OGKwasi yeah that's a great price. Thanks
9:00. Thanks for the laugh.
I was looking forward to seeing videos of this microphone. It seriously is feature packed and excellent value for money. Which shotgun mic did you connect to the Deity Pocket ? 4:53
No! Noooooooo!
Deity d4 mini i guess
Will any USB type-c to 3.5mm work with the Deity pocket?
Others might work, but not every cable works with every device. There’s no real standard. I suggest you research which cables work with each device beforehand. For example, my Fujifilm X-T30 works with one cable I bought, but not the other. Personally, I think using your USB charging port as the audio out is one of the dumbest trends in electronics, made dumber by the fact that manufacturers clearly didn’t have a standardized implementation.
@@Matthew_Raymond Thanks! It made me thinking when Omar said what if you forgot your cable at home, and you need to buy a spare as an emergency, that would be a problem
I really want one of these wireless mic setups but I don’t have any moneeeeey to spare
OMG!! I just love ur video~
Enjoyable review, but it doesn't sound very good.