
RØDE Wireless GO II Ultra-compact Dual-channel Wireless Microphone System with Built-in Microphones, On-board Recording and 200m Range for Filmmaking, Interviews and Content Creation
$199.00$209.99
Microphones go “on sale” all the time — but real price drops are usually subtle, short-lived, and easy to miss.
Bundle swaps, new model launches, and inventory adjustments drive most microphone discounts — not loud promo banners.
This guide explains when microphone prices actually drop, when they don’t, and how to buy audio gear without guessing or overpaying.
Microphones don’t follow the same pricing cycles as cameras or lenses. They evolve more slowly, which makes price drops quieter — but still very real.
Wireless microphones tend to see the most frequent price movement due to faster model cycles and creator demand.
If you’re building a full creator setup, it’s often worth tracking microphones, cameras, lenses, and lighting together — price drops rarely happen in isolation.
Wireless kits see frequent quiet dips, especially when bundles rotate. If you’re not buying today, set alerts and wait for a real drop.

$199.00$209.99

$158.00$169.00

$249.00$279.00
USB mics are the fastest upgrade for streaming and voice work. Real deals tend to show up outside hype weeks.

$95.97$94.97

$101.00$106.00

$179.00$164.00
Shotgun mics drop less often, but when they do it’s usually quiet and short-lived. Alerts help you catch the dip.


$305.00$399.00

$253.00$269.99
Lavs are a simple, reliable option for talking-head and tutorials. Prices don’t swing wildly, but dips happen.



$120.00
XLR mics are a longer-term buy for serious audio. Price drops are quieter — tracking helps you buy at the right time.

$545.00$549.00

$225.00$238.00

$159.00
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