Chinese audio company Synco recently released their second generation of affordable wireless lavalier microphone systems: the Synco G2. Featuring a new color display on both the transmitters and the receiver, it is priced at $129 for a single transmitter setup and $199 for the dual-transmitter version. At the end of 2020, Synco introduced their first 2.4GHz wireless microphone system: the Synco G1. Competing directly with the Rode Wireless GO, this model became fairly popular thanks to its easy-to-use approach and affordable price. Synco is now introducing an upgraded version: please welcome the Synco G2. Like the previous version, the G2 comes in two options: the G2-A1, which is a 1-to-1 system made of one transmitter and one receiver, and the G2-A2, a 2-to-1 system including two transmitters. Let’s take a look at the major improvements. Synco G2: new color display on both TX and RX Both the transmitter (TX) and the receiver (RX) now feature a new TFT color display. This is a huge improvement compared to the previous generation since it finally makes real-time audio monitoring easy with this device. The screen displays critical information, such as recording modes, battery status and audio levels. The company claims that the display is bright enough under most lighting scenarios. However, according to the available reviews, it’s quite difficult to properly see the screen under bright sunlight. The Synco G2 features a new color display on both the TX and RX. Source: Synco Latency and transmission range The G2 still offers encrypted...
Published By: CineD - Friday, 23 July, 2021