LEKATOWireless Guitar System with Charging Case Guitar Wireless Transmitter Receiver Set Built-in Battery Cordless Guitar Jack Bass Lead Digital Guitar System for Electric Guitar Bass WS100

This is a good product it worked out of the box there’s not much delay and it does what it’s meant to do. The charging case is useful as means you don’t need to charge the actual receiver / transmitter every day.At this price point I didn’t expect great range and if you go more than 10 m from the receiver you will lose signal. So definitely not for someone jumping around the stage playing guitar / bass. Good for home practice without tripping over wires all the time.

Great item. Works perfectly, no real lag. Value for money

Don't travel to far from amplifier but sound is good within 12 foot product good easy to use

brilliant . no more guitar lead getting in the way !

Very neat design and rechargeable box is a bonus.Don't stand or sit too close or far away and they work fine. It saves others tripping over cables (because they don't look where they're going) and unplugging you when you're performing!Not too expensive and I'm happy with them.

I was really pleased with it until one of the TRS adaptors just broke for no apparent reason (not dropped or abused). Looks like some kind of fatigue in the flimsy, thin alloy and/or plastic but I didn’t unscrew them, only used for guitar jack, so again no reason for it to have fatigued and broke off. It’s a shame, I was happy with the sound and performance…

Incredibly simple to setup (I just switched them on next to each other before plugging in). No latency that I could detect and sound output from both acoustic and solid body guitars seems identical to when using cables. The system just works beautifully. I will be purchasing another pair to link my pedal board to the amp, eliminating as much cable as possible.

Fully charged up and synchronised with the receiver, I took this device to a rehearsal. The rehearsal is in small community hall with a WiFi present and a total of 5 people with instruments, but mine was the only one that was wireless. The presence or absence of wifi or bluetooth for that matter is important because it shares the same set of frequencies as this device. It worked fine when testing at home, and fine for the first hour rehearsing. However I moved around 3metres away from the receiver, and it faded out for a moment. Then it returned, it happened several times. The saving grace here is it faded out quietly, and faded back in quietly without any nasty pops or crackles. But it should not have happened. In a live gig environment with lots of the audience all carrying phones using Bluetooth or WiFi in the 2.4Ghz ISM band, the opportunity for interference may be a lot higher. It is a neat unit, and I loved the concept, however I would not use this unit for a live performance, or at a rehearsal for that matter. It is simply not reliable unless you are very close to the receiver. The whole point of wireless is that you do not need to stand close to the amplifier.