Wireless Transmission System, 2.4GHz Wireless Transmitter Receiver, XLR Wireless Transmitter for Dynamic Condenser Microphone, for Audio Mixer and PA System

I liked it, it has worked very well for my use of it. I blue tooth a Sure 2.2 XLR Mic to my QSC K-10 self powered speaker. As the saying goes can you hear me now.

I like the size and compactness of these XLR transmitters they plug onto my Sony microphone well and provide good long battery life. They charge up fast and produce a clear signal without interference in my environment. I use these inside and outside and connecting them to my mixer in another person's amplifier has worked in my intended use.

This is a good, solid product and it works well, provided you're only using one.I got this one, which appears literally identical to another one I already have (despite different branding), hoping they'd be set to different frequencies, or I would discover a way to change the frequencies so they're not exactly the same. Unfortunately, that wasn't the case, and I could not, in fact, use them together, because they would constantly interfere with each other.Otherwise, like I said, it works really well and the sound quality is good. The battery life appears to be pretty good too, although I didn't really push that to its limits. It worked fine for about 5 hours without needing to be recharged. It's also quite lightweight. I think that's in large part because there's a lot of plastic in the construction, so maybe that's both a plus and a minus...but it felt worth mentioning.

When giving talks or speeches untether yourself from the limiting microphone cord. Enables you to use a microphone nearly anywhere without having to drag a line behind you getting tangled or caught on something. This enables you to have a truly wireless experience.

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To start - When this works, it works great! Great sound quality. Easy 30-40 ft range with no problem. If this is how it worked all the time. It would have 5 stars. I wish they were a higher quality plastic or metal -- but they are plastic, however, if you have the mic on a stand its fine.My problem - This product does not have a channel selector to change the frequency. When I have 2 wireless guitar systems going and a second wireless mic going... I find that this product will cut out and lose signal for a second or 2 ... or if you sing loudly, it also cut out (only with other wireless systems going!)If I were buying this to solely use for just a microphone wireless and nothing else.... Once again, it's fantastic. For my setup, it's a 3 star - sometimes it chooses to work when I have everything else going, however, when it doesn't - I'm forced to pull the old cables out and choose if I want my guitar or mic cabled.

This wireless transmission system is easy to use. You simply turn both sides on and it pairs right up. The quality was very good. Overall, we would recommend this wireless transmission system.

This is a no-name brand generic wireless XLR transmitter-receiver operating on 2.4GHz. It ships in a underwhelming box with foam cutout padding, containing the two units and a dual charging cable of USB Type C. I tested this on a Behringer microphone and a Behringer speaker, both of which accept XLR. The transmitter unit has two switches on either side - to turn on-off on the right and a 48V phantom power on the left for condenser mikes. It has an XLR mike lock assuring security of connection during performance. The receiver unit only has an on-off switch. On turning on both units, they paired readily displaying a steady blue light. Reproduction of sound appeared to be acceptable, and there was no perceptible delay. I walked around 60 feet from the receiver and could still hear a stable connection - more than sufficient for large stages. I took one star off because it does not have frequency selection - seen in other units in this price range. Keep one handy for your live performances or home studio!