How does the RODE VideoMicro II compare to the RODE VideoMic GO II?
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Reviewing & testing out the new ultra-compact RODE VideoMicro II. I provide several side-by-side tests outdoors, in the wind, vlogging, and indoors as a voice-over mic. Both mics perform about on par. The key difference is that the VideoMic GO II has USB-C for digital output recording, whereas the VideoMicro II is more compact and only offers 3.5mm output. Because of its size and rugged build, the VideoMicro II might be one of the best vlogging shotgun microphones under $100. The VideoMicro II is the same as the Video Micro II. The naming scheme gets a little confusing though, as the RODE Video Mic GO II is last year's model with USB-C recording.