Donner Wireless XLR Microphone Transmitter Receiver, 2.4GHz Plug-on Wireless Microphone Adapter with 24-bit/192kHz High-Resolution for Dynamic Microphone, Audio Mixer, PA System, Camera (CV-2)

Got these to free myself from the cable without buying a whole new mic and wireless system. The range is great they are clear and there is no latency. They work flawlessly

Wow! Just wow. If you don’t want to continue purchasing XLR cords and gaff tape. This is it! Used recently side by side with plug-in XLR and the latency was just as advertised. 5 stars.

This wireless audio system delivers high-quality sound with minimal latency, making it a solid choice for live performances. The compact, sleek design is easy to connect with automatic pairing, and it offers good range, maintaining sound quality up to 80 feet. For the price, it’s an affordable alternative to more expensive professional systems.On the downside, the loud voice prompts can’t be disabled, which might be frustrating in quiet settings. It’s not compatible with condenser microphones and may produce background noise when paired with inline preamps. Additionally, finding product support can be a challenge, as it’s not listed on the manufacturer’s website. Despite these quirks, it’s a dependable option for most setups.

High quality product. No dropouts.

The voice prompt so very loud make very cringed! At church. This feature so it activated the second day we used it when turning on/off. The announcement is very loud! It not needed this feature for professional use! Can't figure out how to turn this feature off. Overall the Donner CV 2 units set is very good. The distance and vocal for singers just needed to increase the gain a bit compared to when the mic was hooked up to xlr cable. Using this on dynamic mic audio technica with amp and Midas M32R mixer for church service. Very inconvenient that have to go the mixer mute the channel and walk back to the unit to turn on/off. Might returning it. Used other units set like the nux 3b wireless adapters no problem and xvive 3u no problem when turning on and off. Plus other techs and vocals no aware of the very loud voice prompt it will scared plenty of people. I tried email the manufacturer it week+ and re-email them again but no response about the loud voice prompt feature whether there's a way to turn it off. I guessed customer service is no existent. I wished they can fix it with firmware update somehow.

This is a very nice solid wireless kit. I use this attached to Rode NTG2. Working with the mic on a boom pole without an attached cable makes life so much easier to deal with. I do notice a tad of hiss if I crank the gain. Under normal use I don't really notice it at all. The battery life is great.These are built SOLID. They feel like they are built to last and I bet they are. I like how they are slim, the same width just a little bit longer than a standard XLR end. Other styles are way bulkier. They come in a very nice case to keep them protected. Overall a very good package and a very good value

I’m genuinely blown away by this wireless transmitter and receiver. With just one click on each device, they pair instantly, delivering flawless sound quality: Crisp, clear, and virtually zero latency. I tested them about 80 feet from my studio, and the sound stayed perfectly intact, even at that distance.The only thing that disappointed me was my own misunderstanding. These work only with dynamic microphones (like handheld stage mics such as a Shure SM58), not with condenser microphones (which are common studio mics like an AKG that require phantom power). That’s on me, but now I’m eyeing a better dynamic mic to get the most out of this device.I wouldn’t use it for a live recording, but in a well-balanced room with speakers, it’s fantastic for hearing the full, feedback-free sound from a handheld dynamic mic. Great if you're riffing on lyrics and just want to hear how you sound.Overall, 5/5—really impressed with the quality and ease of use.

These wireless microphone XLR adapters, offer an easy to connect, means of converting your favorite XLR mic to a wireless solution. The sound quality is decent although it does boost a slight bit on the noise, though if you keep your gain down some it won't be so prominent. It's very subtle.When I connect an inline preamp (like a cloudlifter, or dynamite type) you can significantly hear the noise introduced. Without the booster, its much cleaner, but definitely not as clean as a directly wired XLR.I know the 2.4Ghz band is widely used by many networking equipment and other devices essentially making that one of the most used frequencies.I've seen much much worse in regards to noise quality, so I was pleasantly surprised these aren't as bad.I absolutely love the sleek form factor, and they seem so flush with my SM57 and SM58's.There is essentially just a power button to turn these on and off, and the pairing is automatic. No special voo-doo magic needed to connect these together.Not bad!