UHF Handheld Wireless Microphone System with Echo Cordless Mic Box with Receiver Metal for Singing Speech Meeting Church Wedding, 280FT

I’ve gotten several wireless microphone systems both for our charity functions as well as for family gatherings where we sing like crazy lol. This one was set up at the newly renovated sun room where my sister in law spends a lot of time with my nephew. They wanted to have a mic system in that room. The system doesn’t scream quality in terms of material in my opinion ,but it’s light and durable enough (lasting 6 months in one of our houses without any issue is a big thing lol) for now. It does its job for the purpose we’ve got, but I didn’t test this at the larger setting so I cannot comment on it. Compared to many other higher priced mic systems I have gotten, this is a definitely cost effective choice you can make when you don’t want to spend too much money but still want a decent quality mic system :)

Had the pleasure of using this wireless mic set for an event I was hosting. The sound quality was perfect and the distance from the mic to the base station was about 150 feet when I was using it and it never failed me. It was in an open space and did not receive any static or drop outs in the speaker. Using it was comfortable in the hand and was surprisingly light weight for the mic. The on/off switch was easy to access and operate and you know when the mic is on or off. Also did not experience and pops when switching the mic's power either so I would say this is a good set to use for pretty much anything.

I was surprised at how well it essentially worked. The receiver unit is quite light weight and feels inexpensively made. The microphones are weightier and don't have the same inexpensive feel to them. I am happy to report that they have a metal alloy body rather than plastic. I am happy that they use AA batteries and not some random size you have to run out and buy. Each microphone takes two batteries each. They also have a small screen that indicates battery charge remaining and the frequency they are broadcasting on.I was disappointed that I could not hook it up to my smart TV. None of the cables that came with the unit allowed me to do so. I was hoping to use it with just my TV. The instructions are VERY minimal and basic. I’ll have to look into how to make this work! Fortunately, I was able to hook it up to my karaoke machine. The mics seemed to have pretty good receiving range at 280ft (80m). a button is available for selecting 15 different frequencies to avoid interference. Ideal for TV karaoke, speech, meeting, party, church, wedding, DJ, performance, indoor or outdoor. The unit comes with three basic cables to plug it into a speaker source: standard 3.5mm TRS AUX cord, 3.5mm TRS AUX to RCA and a 6.35 mm TS plug. It was very easy to plug it into my karaoke machine.

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These microphones work well. I like the digital battery monitor and signal code, that makes it simple and easy to use. The sound is rich and the case is mostly made of metal, so it feels like a microphone should in your hand. Set up was super easy and thus far I haven’t had any issues.

Karaoke nights just became much easier to set up. Mic has a great sound.

The receiver unit is super light weight and feels cheaply made. So I was a little surprised at how well it actually works. The microphones are more weighty and don't have the same cheap feel to them. They have a metal alloy body rather than plastic. I like that they use common AA batteries. Each takes two. They also have a small screen that indicates battery charge remaining and the frequency they are broadcasting on.I hooked it up to a couple of portable speaker options I have and it functioned very well. The mics seemed to have pretty good range. I actually could not get far enough away in my house for them to not work. The unit comes with three basic cables to plug it into a speaker source: standard 3.5mm TRS AUX cord, 3.5mm TRS AUX to RCA and a 6.35 mm TS plug. THey're not the best quality but not the worst either. Each is about a meter long.

When I opened the box I was surprised how light the receiver was. It was made out of plastic and felt really toy-like. The microphones itself had a good heft and was mostly made out of metal. It was a stark-contrast that made you wonder if these mics were made for this receiver box. After I finally got it hooked up to my receiver, with the audio cables (was unable to pair to the TV with bluetooth) the system sounded pretty good. My initial reaction was the receiver was cheap but performance-wise I can't complain. The controls are simple and It does what it suppose to like torture your neighbors with your horrible, off-key singing.