Rode Wireless GO (Gen 3) Pink Compact Wireless Microphone System with 2x Pink Interview GO Handheld Adaptors and Foam Windshields

Pink Wireless Interview Kit: Two-Person Handheld Coverage With Series IV Wireless

This bundle pairs the Rode Wireless GO (Gen 3) in limited-edition pink with two matching pink Interview GO handheld adaptors and foam windshields — a complete two-person handheld interview rig in one purchase. The wireless system captures both transmitters simultaneously to a single receiver. The Interview GO grips convert each transmitter into a broadcast-style handheld interview microphone the subject recognizes instantly. The coordinated pink finish ties the wireless hardware, the handheld grips, and the windshield covers into a single on-camera color story.

32-Bit Float Recording on Each Transmitter — Two Subjects, Both Backed Up

Each transmitter writes a 32-bit float WAV backup to its own 32 GB of internal storage while broadcasting to the receiver. Two subjects, two independent recordings, zero risk of losing audio mid-interview. Clipped takes are recoverable in post. Quiet passes have headroom. Two-host podcast formats, dual-subject documentary interviews, wedding processional and recessional coverage — all get safety backup on every transmitter at 40+ hours of capacity per unit.

How the Interview GO Converts Each Wireless GO Into a Broadcast Handheld

The Interview GO is the adaptor that turns any Rode Series IV wireless transmitter into a 9.3-inch ergonomic ABS handheld interview microphone. The transmitter slides into the cold-shoe clip on the grip and locks in place — no permanent attachment. Slide it on for the interview format; slide it off afterward to clip the transmitter back onto talent for a lavalier-style shot. With two Interview GO grips in this bundle, the workflow scales to two simultaneous subjects without sourcing additional gear. The bundle ships with two matching pink Interview GO grips and two pink foam windshields.

Why a Handheld Format Matters for Interview Workflows

Most subjects recognize a handheld broadcast mic format instantly — it signals ""we are doing an interview"" in a way a transmitter clipped to their lapel never does. Hand a subject the Interview GO and they know exactly how to hold it. Subjects who freeze at a lavalier warm up immediately to the familiar handheld format. The resulting audio is more relaxed, more conversational, and more usable in the edit. The 2.9 oz grip weight keeps total handheld weight under 4.6 oz with the transmitter — light enough for full-day shoots.

Pink Limited-Edition Finish — Coordinated Across the Entire Kit

The pink finish is one of eight Series IV color options Rode introduced with the Wireless GO (Gen 3) and Interview GO accessory range. In this bundle the transmitters, the receiver, the two Interview GO handheld grips, and the foam windshield covers all match in pink. This is meaningful for content creators building a brand color story, for wedding videographers coordinating with bridal-party colors, and for talent who want stand-out on-camera visibility. The hardware and the look ship together — no separate accessory sourcing required.

Direct Connect to iOS for Solo Smartphone Shoots

The Gen 3 generation adds a Bluetooth Direct Connect feature accessible via the free Rode Capture app on iOS. Pair a transmitter directly to an iPhone with no receiver in the signal path. For mobile journalists running phone-only shoots, TikTok creators capturing vertical content, and Reels publishers, this is a no-receiver workflow path that keeps the kit pocketable. The receiver stays available for the next multi-camera or two-subject shoot.

How the System Works End-to-End

Power on both transmitters and the receiver — they auto-pair via Series IV. Slide each transmitter into an Interview GO handheld grip and lock it via the cold-shoe clip. The foam windshield slips over the top of each grip. Hand one grip to each subject, route the receiver's 3.5mm or USB-C output to a camera or laptop, and the two-person handheld interview is live. GainAssist auto-balances mismatched volume between subjects. 32-bit float backup runs on each transmitter in parallel.

For Mobile Journalists, Wedding Videographers, YouTube Reporters, and Content Creators

The mobile journalist running two-person street interviews gets a coordinated kit with handheld format and 32-bit float safety backup. The wedding videographer covering processional, ceremony, and reception toasts gets two transmitters for parallel coverage and matching handheld grips for the toast format. The YouTube reporter presenting in the field gets a recognizable broadcast handheld with no separate wireless system to source. The TikTok or Reels creator gets Direct Connect for solo phone shoots and the same kit scales to two-host content. Start interviewing today.