Wireless in Ear Monitor System, 2.4G Stereo Wireless IEM System with Beltpack Transmitter Receiver Auto-Pairing, 164ft for Studio, Band, Live Performance

This JCANOL Wireless in Ear Monitor system is great value. It was super easy to set up straight out of the Box. I used the system with the Shure SE215 Sound Isolating Earphones entry level. The sound was great I also tested with the Beyerdynamic DT 990 PRO head set I was super surprised it worked great with them. The reception range is great, at least with the testing I've done so far. I wandered around the house, upstairs and down, with only occasional dropouts while in motion. Then I went outside with only occasional dropouts. The audio was clear even at that distance and with all the obstacles in between. Of course, there are lots of variables that can impact reception in a given situation. This system should work for any practical stage situation. I now use this daily with my DJ console and notice no delay or latency at all. The Build quality seems like it will last time will tell. The Battery life is great to I do 5 hour sets and there is plenty of Battery left. I’m used to using a more expensive system, but this set up I must say cost 20x less and works just as good as some higher end systems.If you’re looking for a Great Budget friendly system you found it. Just buy it you will not be disappointed.

First Thoughts: Smaller than expected and ready to use out of the box.For testing connected to my M1 MacBook Air running virtual DJ at full volume and tested the in ear monitors. Sounded loud and clear.Connected IEM into the Receiver and switch it on. Same sound, loudness and frequency response is heard and no noticeable delay. I even scratch with them. No issues.Tested at the front door of the house and walked around the corner and down the 30 foot hall to my back bedroom and shut the door and walked to the corner. straight shot is though 5 walls or it could bounce though the door and down the hallway then around a 12 foot corner to the transmitter on the desk. I'm impressed with the range so far. Ran it for 4 hours and it didn't run out of batteries which was great for DJ events.Pros: good range didn't have any drop outsYou can change the channels on these.Appears that you can pair multiple which could come in handy.Ultra low latencygreat sound QualityPerfect for DJ's small bandsReceiver has a clip on the back for easy use and the transmitter does not. Velcro to your console is a great use of the product here.Cons BYOIEM which isn't much of a con as you should have something to use with it. Worked good on my Sony headphones too.May have to play with a few headphones to get one that has a high efficency rate to work with these in a louder club.Keep it away from speakers or laptop's antenna for less interference.Have another unit that I will test shortly when it comes in but this looks like a winner for DJ's If you have a TV with a headphone out it's perfect for that as well!Will test further this week!

This portable in-ear portable monitor system delivers what it promises.As someone who occasionally DJ's and/or sets up audio for events, it is easy enough for me to figure out how it works. There's the transmitter that you hook up your audio source to (i.e. audio player, instrument or anything with a line out (could even be a tv)). And a receiver that you hook up headphones or a speaker.Once you have everything hooked up and turned on, you pair the devices and the system just works as it should. The sound is great and the reception strength from my upstairs office to the downstairs kitchen worked without any glitches, with the ability to turn the volume up and down remotely. To add to this the receiver has a clip you can use to attach it to (i.e. clothing, belt, etc.)What I also really appreciate is that it uses usb-c (as opposed to the old mini USB) and that a charging cord that you can plug both devices into at the same time is included.Apart from using it as a monitor you could theoretically use it as a way to add Bluetooth capability to a device (i.e. a TV or an old record/ stereo player with a headphone out port)-which is great.The only drawback that I see is that the instructions may not be clear enough to show a person, new to sound, how to exactly set it up; however IMO it's not enough to detract a star from.I created a short 3:32 minute video review that walks you through using an old Ipod (so that you could have an idea of the of the overall quality, performance, and all of what's included.For the value, price and quality, I am not sure you can find a system that beats this!

Great unit, worked as described right out of the box. Very nice to be able to walk around without being tethered to wires while DJing events and live streaming. So far the battery life range has been about 6+ hours. And the distance has allowed me to easy walk around my house without drop out or interference. Make sure you have in ear or headphones available. The package comes with transmitter, receiver, 1/4 adapter, and a 3.5mm audio cable.