Third-generation Wireless GO with 32-bit float recording

RODE WireLess GO III, officially named Wireless GO (Gen 3), was released in December 2024. It keeps the compact two-transmitter, one-receiver format of the previous generation but adds several features previously associated with more advanced wireless systems. The biggest changes are native 32-bit float recording, Intelligent GainAssist, improved built-in microphones, locking lavalier inputs and an extended line-of-sight transmission range of up to 260 m. It remains designed for interviews, documentary work, events, social content and lightweight film crews that need a small system that can move quickly between cameras and mobile devices.

More than 40 hours of native 32-bit float backup audio

Each transmitter has 32 GB of internal memory and can store more than 40 hours of 32-bit float audio. Unlike Wireless GO II, the third generation records this high-dynamic-range format natively, which gives the editor much more freedom to recover audio captured too quietly or digitally clipped. The built-in transmitter microphones use upgraded capsules and preamps derived from Wireless PRO, with a 20 Hz to 20 kHz frequency range and maximum SPL of 123.5 dB. External lavaliers can be connected through locking 3.5 mm TRS inputs so the cable is less likely to be pulled out during a take.

GainAssist, safety channel and 260 m wireless range

RØDE Series IV 2.4 GHz transmission with 128-bit encryption increases the specified line-of-sight range to 260 m. Intelligent GainAssist can automatically manage levels while recording to a camera, and the receiver also supports manual output adjustment and a safety-channel workflow. The system works with cameras through analogue 3.5 mm audio and with compatible smartphones or computers through USB-C. Headphone monitoring is available from the receiver with on-board level control. Despite these upgrades, Wireless GO III does not generate timecode; that function remains a key advantage of Wireless PRO.

Up to seven hours per charge and flexible lavalier use

The transmitters and receiver use built-in rechargeable batteries rated for up to seven hours of use. Automatic plug-in power detection helps reduce unnecessary power consumption when external microphones are connected. For the CamCam rental configuration, it is important to note that lavalier microphones are not included with the Wireless GO III set. The transmitters can therefore be used directly with their built-in microphones, or a compatible lavalier can be added separately when the transmitter needs to remain hidden. This makes the system easy to scale from quick creator setups to more discreet interview work.

Rent RODE WireLess GO III at CamCam Rental

At CamCam Rental we can help you configure Wireless GO III for a camera, smartphone or two-person interview and add a suitable lavalier when needed. If you are deciding between Wireless GO II, Wireless GO III and Wireless PRO, our team can also help match the system to the production workflow, especially when 32-bit float backup or timecode is important. Current availability can be checked directly on our website and reservations can be placed online. We are open seven days a week, offer equipment delivery and collection, optional on-set assistant support and free equipment tests by arrangement.