RØDE - Wireless ME

Oh, my. I HATE Rode's wireless mics! Who thinks having a giant brick hanging off their t-shirt looks professional!?  The gimbal at least makes sense. The rest is overkill, but works. 

Get a wireless microphone system with a 3.5mm plug, something like the Rode Wireless ME. Plug it into the mic input on the laptop. It runs on 2.4 MHz, not Bluetooth. Interference could be a factor but at the ranges involved in presentations, I have never had a problem with my Rode wireless mics.

I use wireless Senny mics or wireless RODE if out and about. But when pushed comes to shove, I still go wired.

Have used sennhisers and rode. But I learned my lesson. I go xlr into a Scarlett and to my mac. Gave up on wireless.

Rode dyo some pretty good mics, on a budget try and get some used Rode wireless ME mics with two Rode Lav mics. Then I would recommend that with the rest of the budget get a used DJI osmo phone gimbal and a cheap light/s, Neewer do some decent cheap lights on Amazon. Hope this helps.

I use rode wireless mic on my pixel 7a. The camera is soft with poor dynamic range but I can make it work for the content I make. Audio is very important. You can stylise bad footage but not bad audio. Also front facing camera nay be worse quality but being able to frame yourself is so helpful. Plus I like point to shoot of phone. Tbh not even bothered about a camera at this point just would like more dynamic range.

Blue Yeti when I'm seated indoors, for portable / wireless lav /outdoor, Rode Wireless. DJI mic is also an excellent choice

Save up and get either the Rode wireless or a DJI wireless... Great quality, and guaranteed results.

I have the new DJI mics and I don't like their sharpness for lack of a technical term. I still use my old Rode wireless over them. They sound great!

All cameras have bad preamps and recording directly to them gives sup-par results. Only you can decide the levels of your standard. The RØDE mics are not bad - the camera's preamp is. Zoom H4n was a good choice 10 years ago. A contemporary suggestion would be a Tascam X6 if you want build in microphones like the Zoom H4n. If you want to add your own mics; Zoom F3 or Tascam FR-AV2 are good options.

Blue yeti or the Rode wireless have done me well for years depending on whether I’m at a desk or on location interviewing. The trick is always knowing how to use them well.