Mic Cover Foam Compatible with Rode Wireless Go II - Mic Windscreen for Use with Rode Interview Go Handheld, Rode Wireless Go/Go 2/Pro Covers by YOUSHARES

It does its job perfectly. When you get it out of the package and it looks like an oven-mitt missing a thumb, don't panic! Put it on a mic and let it bounce back into shape for a few minutes. Yes, there is a visible seam, but not one you'd ever see on camera. The foam is not as dense as the one that comes from Rode, but on the other hand it doesn't have a massive logo on both sides either, and in usage doesn't appear to behave any differently. They're also cheap enough that if you lose them you won't be crying about replacing them!

e spent a stupidly long time choosing a case for our first Rode Go 2 set. we are going to buy more Rode sets and so the debate was to get a case that only fits one set, just run with the soft pouch that Rode provides, but a charging case for teh three items or get a case that will take 2 or more Rode Go 2 sets. I am SO pleased that we ended up choosing THIS case. It fits the Rode Go 2 with two transmitters and all the accessories provided. It also has enough room for two Rode Lavalier Go in the Rode bags and some muffs for these lapel mikes. It is small and so I can either pack with my laptop or it can go with the rest of the mikes as appropriate. the high vis yellow/green rim makes it really easy to pull them out in a hurry if you are in a dark venue. The zip is solid and should last. The case itself gives much more protection to the £350 of Rode Go and Lavalier contents than the Rode soft pouch and keeps the necessary bits together. For us, it is not a massive issue that the USB chargers cannot be accommodated. Although some might like that bit of extra space. The elastic on the back is great for keeping teh carry handle out of the way. Again, this works well for us since we would not use the carry handle. Criticisms: None of any real note. You cannot easily label the case because of teh material it is made from and so a see through pouch for a business card, for example would have been a nice touch. However, that is a small ommission. We would ABSOLUTELY recommend these cases and will be buying three more next month for the new Rode Go 2s BTW: We are not a video or photography business but a live event business and haad not thought about harnessing the amazing versatility and power of these Rode Wireless mikes before but they are REALLY amazing and we might break our duck making a video to go through why we chose them and how amazing they are. Neville, MusicZon

Functionally converts the Lark M2 lav mics seamlessly to handheld mics with the tiny internal magnetic strip - all fabulously constructed and lightweight, my setup looked a hell of a lot more expensive than it was, while saving me cash and space. Fabulous thinking!

These are fine and probably work excellently for Wireless GO 2. They also fit on my Wireless Pro but unfortunately they have to be removed every time for charging in the case. There's no way out of that predicament, and it's not their fault ...

Do not buy this. Its much smaller than advertised, comes pressed flat in a suction bag, and when opened up, is incredibly low quality, much, much smaller than advertised in images on their listing, and is just a genuinely awful product. Giving it 1 star is too generous.

Works and eliminates the annoying Rode branding

Just does the job it's supposed to do, no more no less. Price is good and compatibility with Rode Wireless Go II mics is perfect.

Fit perfectly 👌🏼