Wireless in Ear Monitor System MS-02, Upgraded 2.4G Stereo IEM System Low Latency with Transmitter Beltpack Receiver Auto-Pairing,One to More, in-Ear Monitoring for Church,Band,Singer,Stage

Connection is easy and the sound is top notch! Considering how expensive in ear monitors can be these are an inexpensive and worthy alternative. I bought these after doing a show where I couldn't hear myself at all and knew it was time. I was prepared to spend over $300 but was very happy to find these. The charge could last a little longer but overall work well. I didn't notice any lag at all which was great. They're a great size, easy to clip onto your clothes. The sound was clear and full. Like I said, my only issue was the amount of time a charge lasted but I was trying to see how long it took before I needed to recharge, which turned out to be about 4 hours. Overall, worth every penny

I play out weekly And got these MS-02 wireless monitor system a couple weeks ago. I’ve used them six different times and I am very pleased with my purchase. They charge quickly, and have lasted easily through two sets within an hour or so between, leaving the Battery half full. They are nice and loud, I had to turn my MS-02 receiver down two or three clicks with my normal P16 output volume. The tone is great! I play lead guitar and use Shure SE-425 in-ears. Great price, great performance, awesome Battery life, mono or stereo. I highly recommend these for budget Wireless in ears. I would definitely buy these again…

Product performs as expected. I use this for my practice setup at my studio. The delay with the mono send isn’t really noticeable and was the lowest latency for this price range I found, never tried the stereo though. You will have a little bit of tone loss but I was surprised at how well it does sound, just make sure your volume is all the way up. The battery life is as advertised, at least the first couple weeks and charge cycles. I would not take this to a gig or recording sessions, I would only use it for practice. If you take it for what is at the price point it is I am very happy with this product and will buy again.

Shockingly good audio quality. I’ve tested it through one wall and was satisfied with the signal strength. This will work great for my purposes (monitoring field recorders without direct headphone connection). There was interference coming through the monitor system but that was due to the proximity of the transmitter to the field recorder. I’ll experiment with other cables to see if I can mitigate that, but I’m otherwise a big fan of this system. The stereo latency was extremely low — much lower than expected!

What incredible value, they work well with no breaks in audio and good range and the latency is not really noticeable at all(of course there's latency in wireless but you don't notice it) battery life isn't bad, I tested a 3 hour stream it was around maybe 25 percent. They have a mono and stereo mode but I haven't used the mono mode, maybe it offers better battery life who knows you'll have to test it. These are great for the price easily beating other options

Almost all junk. They "work", but not that well. Connection will be solid for a while, then audio will start dropping. Distance is under 15 ft max. That is somewhat reasonable when watching movies and listening to music. Then after a while the static crackling and fuzz will start along with the drops. If you are looking for a cheap craptastic solution, buy these and never remember that you bought these and let them rot in a drawer somewhere locked away and never used. If you are looking for a stable audio connection,...look elsewhere. These are not sufficient for any sustainable audio solution. If you are looking for a true audio wireless solution, look for something more sustainable and noteworthy.

I got this last week and used it for a gig and it worked great. I was concerned about the 2.4 ghz band being a bit crowded and the possibility of interference at a crowded venue but the device worked perfectly. We have a 9 piece band and use a Behringer X18 mixer which feeds 9, P16 personal mixers through a distribution box. The personal mixers allow everyone to set their own IEM mix which is great. The downside is that they are designed to have a wired headphone out, which I assume was designed use primarily in the studio. I connected the transmitter to the output and my earbuds to the receiver. It worked great. There was no noticeable latency or noise. I am very pleased with the setup and like that it is rechargeable. it came with a dual USB charging cable so that you can charge the receiver and the transmitter at the same time. I was also amazed at how small and light it is. It was really nice to have my IEMs and not have to be wired. I was able to simply put the receiver in my pocket. It has a belt clip as well.

Works well, despite slight latency issue. Build quality is cheap (very light weight) size is very small compared to more expensive IEM systems. Volume control a little wonky but once you get used to it it works well.

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Work great, very little feedback issues even in busy places. Not amazing quality but look at the price

Its very helpful and perfect for gigs

Exactly what I was looking for. Low-latency link between my drum module and headphones in stereo. Very pleased with the result.

Los recomiendo ampliamente, sinceramente superó mis expectativas. Solo tengo una duda, se podrán vincular con receptores de otra marca??