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Your cart is empty. Are you inconvenienced by holding a rode wireless go microphone for long periods of time or this clip-on lapel microphone is on your dress, suit or skirt during interviews and reporting？
If yes, then our SUNMON wireless go handheld adapter for RODE Wireless Go will be ideal for you to conduct interviews.
This interview go handheld mount adapter is portable and lightweight, comfortable grip can provide a better interview experience.
The rubber pad on the microphone stand holder will protect your lavalier microphone from scratches.
The foam pop filter can well keep protect your rode wireless microphone from saliva, dust. High quality sponge can well reduce wind noise and improve sound quality.
Package Included:1pcs wireless mic stand holder, 1pcs microphone windscreen
Star
Reviewed in the United States on March 11, 2025
Awesome for content creation! My Rode mic clipped on super easy and I am able to record "on the street" content
Alan F.
Reviewed in the United States on July 31, 2024
A worthwhile add-on accessory for the Rode Go II, especially if you're an event videographer and routinely hand a mic around to capture on-the-spot comments and interviews from the guests. Being able to slot your Rode Go II transmitter into the top of the handle and cover it with a wind/pop screen really simplifies that process and takes advantage of the best capabilities of the Rode system. I do already have the Rode handheld mic adapter and windscreen, so was able to directly compare the SUNMON to the original Rode.Here's what I found out: the handle as almost identical to the Rode, with only a couple of minor differences. The grooves for holding the transmitter's shoe mount are tapered slightly differently which makes it more difficult to use the SUNMON for non-Rode transmitters (I have a Hollyland Lark Max that I tried with this, and it would not go in all the way.) Shouldn't be a problem for Rode mics, though. Secondly, the SUNMON has a flat rubber pad where the bottom of the transmitter meets the main handle body, and the original Rode (at least the one I have) does not. This acts as a little bit of an isolation pad to help keep handling noise from coming up the handle to the transmitter/mic capsule. In general, the plastic construction of this handle by itself seems to help prevent handling noise.A couple of other things. The windscreen appears virtually identical in size and construction to the original. The SUNMON handle is round, while the OEM handle has a slightly flattened side. The flattened side may ostensibly be there to help keep it from rolling, but with the windscreen on, both of them will roll, flat side or no. It's a design feature, nothing more.Bottom line: a great accessory for event videographers at substantially reduced price from the OEM cost. Recommended.
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