🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:00 *🎤 DJI Mic vs Rode Wireless Go II Comparison* - Comparison between DJI Mic and Rode Wireless Go II, - DJI Mic features: two wireless transmitters with internal recording, receiver, carrying case, windscreen Buffs, USB-C cable, cell phone connections, and magnetic clips. - Rode Wireless Go II features: all components in a bag, separate USB cables for charging, potential reliability issues. 01:47 *📦 DJI Mic Features and Convenience* - Built-in screen for real-time menu adjustments, - Convenient packaging with charging case that doubles as a power bank, - Magnetic clips for versatile mounting options. 04:09 *🛠️ Minor DJI Mic Issues and Solutions* - Short and stiff included cable, - Compatibility issues with hot shoe adapters, - Reminder to properly seat magnetic clips for charging. 05:46 *🏟️ Field Test: DJI Mic vs Rode Wireless Go II* - Field test comparing sound quality and performance between DJI Mic and Rode Wireless Go II, - Differences in sound characteristics: DJI Mic offers a more neutral sound, while Rode Wireless Go II has a richer presence, - Comparison of internal recording capabilities and ease of access to settings. 10:13 *📶 Wireless Range Test: DJI Mic* - Test of wireless range capabilities of DJI Mic, - Extensive coverage without signal loss observed during field test, - Acknowledgement of potential signal issues in obstructed environments. Made with HARPA AI
Love the cellphone attachments. I covered it in this video here: Improve Your iPhone Video Audio With A Lavalier Microphone | Movo vs Rode Wireless II ua-cam.com/video/dM-qEdY8rLg/v-deo.html
You can’t go wrong with any but also consider the Hollyland lark max which has noise cancelling features. The Hollyland Lark Max Vs Rode and DJI | An Honest Review With Audio Tests ua-cam.com/video/ujDQxZkts74/v-deo.html
Great vid From my perspective they all miss one important (for me) functionality that is ubiquitous now days, snd that is the ability to listen to the transmitted audio by.. wireless earbuds! I do tennis recordings and I really need to hear the content on court from where I am videoing the match (60'off court), but do far I have yet to find a set that does this. They all have wired headphone connections but not bluetooth.
I would absolutely love wireless Bluetooth audio connection. That would be killer. I wonder if it would hurt the range. I would be ok with some range reduction because I’ll never need 200meters or range but Bluetooth monitoring would be a huge plus.
@TomWadeCine I actually wrote Rode (I have a couple rodes) telling them the need and they said they would take it to the engineers. ThaT was about a year ago. I also use DJI products and gopro and am somewhat surprised no one has done this yet. Range from the receiver isn't needed , so that really is not a problem. It would only be if one was trying to get the digital from a transmitter. Thanks again for the vids and lending an ear
If it’s under the 3 year warranty, then replace it. Otherwise, the next best thing will most likely be out. I doubt I’ll hang on to this more than 5 years. The batteries should be fine until then. Battery technology has come a long way.
This is why I prefer professional wireless systems like the Sennheisers. There's a reason why news stations and Hollywood use them. These little wireless systems are for small productions on a budget with mediocre sound quality. But, to your point, when the battery dies, you have to replace the units or take them apart. With Pro systems, you just change the alkaline or rechargeable batteries. I've had my Senn's for 10 years and they work just as great now as the day I bought them. There's no comparison.
Thanks for the information bro! I think am gonna buy a DJI mic. Because I have a mic now and you can see it at my videos. I want a mic that you cant see at the video
Just talking about quality control. We haven’t been impressed with the DJIs at work. They pick up some strange interference when using the rode lavs. It’s weird and sounds like radio interference but only happens with some lav mics. It’s honestly unacceptable, an external lav shouldn’t be causing sound issues like that. It also has been skipping in its internal recording losing data and also causing desyncing. There was a UA-cam video I came across where someone had the same issue if you’re curious to see what I mean. It’s likely a faulty unit with the skipping, but it’s extremely frustrating. I’m thinking it’s possible if you don’t regularly format the devices it causes this? Will be testing that over the coming months. In the mean time I have picked up the new Hollyland Lark Max hoping it doesn’t have the same issues as DJI and Rode
I’m sorry to hear that. Thanks for sharing your experience though. I think it’s important to hear all perspectives. I’ve had zero issues with mine and I often use the Rode lav with my DJI have you tried contacting DJI for service or warranty. How do you like the Hollyland? When it first came out, it looked like an expensive dji. I’ve heard good things.
@@TomWadeCine The rode issue isn’t something DJI can fix and as far as the reports go, it’s seems to happen on every DJI device. Its not only the rode lapel mic that causes it, many other mics do at various levels of severity, the Rode mic just appears to be one of the worse. Do some research on it and test it with your mics. I’m willing to be it’s there. It can be pretty minor, just a faint repeating buzzing sound in the back and rarely will completely ruin a take. I implore you to research the issue, it’s a highly highly common one people have had and even if you haven’t experienced it, better to know the risks and what to look out for so you know if it’s happening to yours. As for the Hollyland, it’s actually the same price as the DJI mic, at least in my country, although arguably cheaper because they bundle 2 free lav mics in the purchase as well. Testing wise so far they are of the same quality mic wise as the DJI, I haven’t picked up on any interference like on the DJI as of yet. However, I am yet to do a proper shoot with them so I can report back after putting through the paces :) The DJIs are awesome but definitely do some research in the lav mic issue and be aware of the problem. The internal skipping seems to be somewhat common, but I’m doing some testing on whether or not it’s related to how full the internal storage is.
@@jockturner1547 RFI coming over the mic's cable is the most likely scenario. The amount probably depends on how much power the transmitter is putting out. DJI should (and may already) ramp down the power when the signal is strong to help prevent. I understand this is not ideal but as a test you could try taking regular aluminum foil and wrap it over the lav mic cable. Keep any extra cable away from the transmitter. Maybe mount the transmitter on the rear of the person and run the wire around the front of the person. See if that elminates the noise. Then experiment with the wire routing and maybe try just sticking any excess wire in a aluminum foil pocket.
@@spyder000069 I mean, I could, but that defeats the purpose of the DJI mics, so I’m not going to... Id sooner just go back to my older radio lavs through XLR that didnt experience this problem. Other 2.4ghz wireless mics dont seem to have this interference issue as seriously as the DJI does, the more sensible thing to do, is simply look for a tool that doesn’t have these issues.
My pleasure! I did an update comparing the lark max. Check it out. An Honest Review Of The Hollyland Lark Max Vs Rode and DJI Wireless Mics ua-cam.com/video/ujDQxZkts74/v-deo.html
Yeah I think so too. I wouldn’t use it in a pro setting. I was mainly trying to show how each mics pickup pattern handled unwanted noise. I agree, I sound a bit unnatural.
IMHO" I returned the Go 2, I returned the DJI wireless dual mic and kept the Fulain X5. I will use my Rode go as a back up. but why was there no mentions of hte 3.5mm port that basically is useless on the DJI with the Rg pitch concern. over time the screen of the DJI does fade down. thanks for the review great job
I wasn't aware of the pitch concerns with the DJi, I haven't had any issues at all but another viewer did also mention it. seems to be a common issue. I got lucky. Thanks for watching!
@@TomWadeCine I went with the more robust and functional Sony URX-PO3D for my production company. I do want to pick up the DJIs for use with my insta360 X3 and UA-cam channel videos.
@@TomWadeCine i wish that 😅 I need more reviews about it And real comparisons Side by side to dji mic ... I just got my new dji mic now And i didn't open it waiting decide To use dji Or sell it without losing money
quality video! made me decide on the dji. im baffled on how low your sub count is. hope you get more. cheers
Thanks for the sub and kind words! Cheers!
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation:
00:00 *🎤 DJI Mic vs Rode Wireless Go II Comparison*
- Comparison between DJI Mic and Rode Wireless Go II,
- DJI Mic features: two wireless transmitters with internal recording, receiver, carrying case, windscreen Buffs, USB-C cable, cell phone connections, and magnetic clips.
- Rode Wireless Go II features: all components in a bag, separate USB cables for charging, potential reliability issues.
01:47 *📦 DJI Mic Features and Convenience*
- Built-in screen for real-time menu adjustments,
- Convenient packaging with charging case that doubles as a power bank,
- Magnetic clips for versatile mounting options.
04:09 *🛠️ Minor DJI Mic Issues and Solutions*
- Short and stiff included cable,
- Compatibility issues with hot shoe adapters,
- Reminder to properly seat magnetic clips for charging.
05:46 *🏟️ Field Test: DJI Mic vs Rode Wireless Go II*
- Field test comparing sound quality and performance between DJI Mic and Rode Wireless Go II,
- Differences in sound characteristics: DJI Mic offers a more neutral sound, while Rode Wireless Go II has a richer presence,
- Comparison of internal recording capabilities and ease of access to settings.
10:13 *📶 Wireless Range Test: DJI Mic*
- Test of wireless range capabilities of DJI Mic,
- Extensive coverage without signal loss observed during field test,
- Acknowledgement of potential signal issues in obstructed environments.
Made with HARPA AI
You forgot to mention an important item: DJI connects directly to an iPhone with the adapter included which, in my opinion, is a nice plus.:)
Love the cellphone attachments. I covered it in this video here:
Improve Your iPhone Video Audio With A Lavalier Microphone | Movo vs Rode Wireless II
ua-cam.com/video/dM-qEdY8rLg/v-deo.html
bhai ek compare video bnao
DJI mic2 vs Hollyland Lark Max
ka mere liyeh mai confuse hu kaun sa lu
What about those new Hollyland mics?
I would love to test one out.
You forgot to set up the end screen dude
oh thanks!
Which one works best in public, like high noise places?
You can’t go wrong with any but also consider the Hollyland lark max which has noise cancelling features.
The Hollyland Lark Max Vs Rode and DJI | An Honest Review With Audio Tests
ua-cam.com/video/ujDQxZkts74/v-deo.html
Hey is there any chance to use this mic with my phone and charge my phone at the same time like for live streaming ?
They may sell an adaptor but I’m not sure
Great vid
From my perspective they all miss one important (for me) functionality that is ubiquitous now days, snd that is the ability to listen to the transmitted audio by.. wireless earbuds!
I do tennis recordings and I really need to hear the content on court from where I am videoing the match (60'off court), but do far I have yet to find a set that does this.
They all have wired headphone connections but not bluetooth.
I would absolutely love wireless Bluetooth audio connection. That would be killer. I wonder if it would hurt the range. I would be ok with some range reduction because I’ll never need 200meters or range but Bluetooth monitoring would be a huge plus.
@TomWadeCine I actually wrote Rode (I have a couple rodes) telling them the need and they said they would take it to the engineers. ThaT was about a year ago.
I also use DJI products and gopro and am somewhat surprised no one has done this yet. Range from the receiver isn't needed , so that really is not a problem. It would only be if one was trying to get the digital from a transmitter.
Thanks again for the vids and lending an ear
What do you do when the batteries are no longer chargeable?
If it’s under the 3 year warranty, then replace it. Otherwise, the next best thing will most likely be out. I doubt I’ll hang on to this more than 5 years. The batteries should be fine until then. Battery technology has come a long way.
This is why I prefer professional wireless systems like the Sennheisers. There's a reason why news stations and Hollywood use them. These little wireless systems are for small productions on a budget with mediocre sound quality. But, to your point, when the battery dies, you have to replace the units or take them apart. With Pro systems, you just change the alkaline or rechargeable batteries. I've had my Senn's for 10 years and they work just as great now as the day I bought them. There's no comparison.
Business tip:
Seems like there’s an untapped market for wind mufflers that look not like dead mice (yukk), but big green kalx’s.
😂
Great video bro, thanks!
No problem. Glad you liked it
Thanks for the information bro! I think am gonna buy a DJI mic. Because I have a mic now and you can see it at my videos. I want a mic that you cant see at the video
The dji mic is a great way to go. I love mine and it’s been reliable.
Just talking about quality control.
We haven’t been impressed with the DJIs at work. They pick up some strange interference when using the rode lavs. It’s weird and sounds like radio interference but only happens with some lav mics. It’s honestly unacceptable, an external lav shouldn’t be causing sound issues like that.
It also has been skipping in its internal recording losing data and also causing desyncing. There was a UA-cam video I came across where someone had the same issue if you’re curious to see what I mean.
It’s likely a faulty unit with the skipping, but it’s extremely frustrating. I’m thinking it’s possible if you don’t regularly format the devices it causes this? Will be testing that over the coming months.
In the mean time I have picked up the new Hollyland Lark Max hoping it doesn’t have the same issues as DJI and Rode
I’m sorry to hear that. Thanks for sharing your experience though. I think it’s important to hear all perspectives. I’ve had zero issues with mine and I often use the Rode lav with my DJI have you tried contacting DJI for service or warranty. How do you like the Hollyland? When it first came out, it looked like an expensive dji. I’ve heard good things.
@@TomWadeCine The rode issue isn’t something DJI can fix and as far as the reports go, it’s seems to happen on every DJI device.
Its not only the rode lapel mic that causes it, many other mics do at various levels of severity, the Rode mic just appears to be one of the worse. Do some research on it and test it with your mics. I’m willing to be it’s there. It can be pretty minor, just a faint repeating buzzing sound in the back and rarely will completely ruin a take.
I implore you to research the issue, it’s a highly highly common one people have had and even if you haven’t experienced it, better to know the risks and what to look out for so you know if it’s happening to yours.
As for the Hollyland, it’s actually the same price as the DJI mic, at least in my country, although arguably cheaper because they bundle 2 free lav mics in the purchase as well. Testing wise so far they are of the same quality mic wise as the DJI, I haven’t picked up on any interference like on the DJI as of yet. However, I am yet to do a proper shoot with them so I can report back after putting through the paces :)
The DJIs are awesome but definitely do some research in the lav mic issue and be aware of the problem. The internal skipping seems to be somewhat common, but I’m doing some testing on whether or not it’s related to how full the internal storage is.
@@jockturner1547 RFI coming over the mic's cable is the most likely scenario. The amount probably depends on how much power the transmitter is putting out. DJI should (and may already) ramp down the power when the signal is strong to help prevent. I understand this is not ideal but as a test you could try taking regular aluminum foil and wrap it over the lav mic cable. Keep any extra cable away from the transmitter. Maybe mount the transmitter on the rear of the person and run the wire around the front of the person. See if that elminates the noise. Then experiment with the wire routing and maybe try just sticking any excess wire in a aluminum foil pocket.
@@jockturner1547 that’s really good to know. Thanks for the info. I’ll check it out. I appreciate the heads up
@@spyder000069 I mean, I could, but that defeats the purpose of the DJI mics, so I’m not going to... Id sooner just go back to my older radio lavs through XLR that didnt experience this problem. Other 2.4ghz wireless mics dont seem to have this interference issue as seriously as the DJI does, the more sensible thing to do, is simply look for a tool that doesn’t have these issues.
THE BEST REVIEW. Thank you so much.
My pleasure! I did an update comparing the lark max. Check it out.
An Honest Review Of The Hollyland Lark Max Vs Rode and DJI Wireless Mics
ua-cam.com/video/ujDQxZkts74/v-deo.html
DJI 1 TX or 2 ?
2
With noise cancellation your voice sounds strange, in my opinion it is better to hear some quiet background sounds than clean recording like you did.
Yeah I think so too. I wouldn’t use it in a pro setting. I was mainly trying to show how each mics pickup pattern handled unwanted noise. I agree, I sound a bit unnatural.
What would you do if you need a third mic for a wedding (bride, groom and pastor)
You can order additional transmitters from all 3 brands
and use a single receiver so a total of three transmitters on a sing receiver?
Thanks for your time and opinion, much appreaciated@@TomWadeCine
@@shannonbarnett6736 no problem.
@@shannonbarnett6736 no problem!
so ima guess there's no equal in a lower price range that has an iphone connector ?
There’s this one: Improve Your iPhone Video Audio With A Lavalier Microphone | Movo vs Rode Wireless II
ua-cam.com/video/dM-qEdY8rLg/v-deo.html
IMHO" I returned the Go 2, I returned the DJI wireless dual mic and kept the Fulain X5. I will use my Rode go as a back up. but why was there no mentions of hte 3.5mm port that basically is useless on the DJI with the Rg pitch concern. over time the screen of the DJI does fade down. thanks for the review great job
I wasn't aware of the pitch concerns with the DJi, I haven't had any issues at all but another viewer did also mention it. seems to be a common issue. I got lucky. Thanks for watching!
Hey! The pun WAS intended.
😂
The GO 1s sucked so badly and hearing all the issues with GO 2s it’s good I never purchased any of them.
Did you end up going with the dji?
@@TomWadeCine I went with the more robust and functional Sony URX-PO3D for my production company. I do want to pick up the DJIs for use with my insta360 X3 and UA-cam channel videos.
Rode too many problems!! Returned twice!
I’m sorry to hear. Dji had been great
This comparison is too old to do in 2023
Now
hollyland lark max
Is released
And it can beat them all
Maybe @hollylandtech will gives us a unit to test out 🤔
@@TomWadeCine i wish that 😅
I need more reviews about it
And real comparisons
Side by side to dji mic
...
I just got my new dji mic now
And i didn't open it waiting decide
To use dji
Or sell it without losing money
Funny how the copy cat. IP thieves get credit for stealing.
sorry, I dont understand the reference