I really really love the magnet clip through the shirt mounting option on these. The charging caddy is also very clean. Not as boomy as the Rode Go 2. That being said... long track record with Rode, and that's ultimately what I went with. The reality is that usually audio you buy once cry once, and just didn't want to take the risk on a new product from a company that has never made such a device before. That being said, 99.9%, these look great.
I don't know if it works on the DJI, but I use USB-C to connect the audio to my phone. So completely by-passing any analogue stage and less dongles to fuck up. I've lost a couple of videos due to various trrs connectors fucking up.
Ya I hate the TRS vs TRRS issue. I always have to remember which one each camera takes. The local recording on the DJI transmitters might help save me though if I mess something up.
mate. Goo day~you made unreal done, have a good day-;))
I really really love the magnet clip through the shirt mounting option on these. The charging caddy is also very clean. Not as boomy as the Rode Go 2. That being said... long track record with Rode, and that's ultimately what I went with. The reality is that usually audio you buy once cry once, and just didn't want to take the risk on a new product from a company that has never made such a device before.
That being said, 99.9%, these look great.
I have a lot of Rode stuff also which is always top notch. Do you typically put the mic under the shirt.
I don't know if it works on the DJI, but I use USB-C to connect the audio to my phone. So completely by-passing any analogue stage and less dongles to fuck up. I've lost a couple of videos due to various trrs connectors fucking up.
Ya I hate the TRS vs TRRS issue. I always have to remember which one each camera takes. The local recording on the DJI transmitters might help save me though if I mess something up.
@@burbinghard yeah the go 2 has that to but its not on by default and has to be enabled in the app which i hadnt downloaded at that point.