It looks great mounted atop DSLRs. It includes a solid right-angle mini stereo jack that works excellent with DSLRs that include audio ports. Sound quality is good, and I like having decibel control on the back of the mic.
I'm just disturbed with the hot shoe mount that does not work well with my Canon 60D. I'm only able to push it in about 1/3 of the way. It still works, but c'mon, nobody tested that? I would also like a second mount for the mic for those situations when I need something a bit more rugged that the rubber-band shock mount. And not including a case for a travel mic feels like penny pinching.
But even with those complaints, the Rode VideoMic Pro is the best travel condenser mic I have right now, and it gives me a high quality option for those situations where lapel mics are impractical. If it holds up over time, I should be happy with my investment.
