The RODE VideoMic NTG is a premium hybrid shotgun microphone designed for filmmakers, vloggers, journalists, podcasters, streamers, and content creators. Combining the functionality of an on-camera shotgun microphone with a professional USB microphone, it delivers broadcast-quality audio for cameras, smartphones, tablets, and computers. Its revolutionary annular line tube technology provides natural, transparent sound with exceptional directionality.
The VideoMic NTG features dual analog and USB connectivity, infinitely variable gain control, rechargeable battery power, advanced audio controls, and real-time headphone monitoring in USB mode, making it one of the most versatile microphones in RODE's lineup.
RODE VideoMic NTG Hybrid Analog/USB Microphone Price in Kenya
Yes. It connects directly to computers, tablets, and smartphones via USB-C for high-quality digital recording.
Does it require batteries?
It has a built-in rechargeable lithium-ion battery that provides up to 30 hours of operation and can also operate via USB power.
Can it connect directly to cameras?
Yes. The auto-sensing 3.5mm output automatically switches between TRS and TRRS, making it compatible with cameras and mobile devices.
What is the Safety Channel feature?
It records a second audio channel at a lower level to help prevent clipping during unexpected loud sounds.
Is it suitable for podcasting and streaming?
Yes. Its USB functionality, headphone monitoring, and studio-quality audio make it an excellent choice for podcasting, livestreaming, gaming, and voice-over work.
The RODE VideoMic NTG is one of the most versatile shotgun microphones available, offering professional broadcast-quality sound for cameras, smartphones, and computers. Its hybrid analog and USB connectivity, rechargeable battery, advanced audio controls, and premium construction make it an outstanding choice for filmmakers, podcasters, streamers, journalists, and content creators.
At KSh 38,300, it delivers exceptional value for professionals seeking a single microphone that excels in both video production and USB recording.