Bietrun UHF Wireless Lavalier Lapel Microphone System/Headset Mic/Stand Mic, 165ft Range, Rechargeable Transmitter Receiver, 1/4" Output, for iPhone,Android,PA Speaker,DSLR Camera,YouTube, Recording

works just fine even at..20. -35 ft awayfor the prices I will recommend this

Fast to charge and an utter breeze to set up. Just plug and go. I love that it has a big pack of adapters for almost, any sound system. This is a photo with a JBL PA system. I just replaced the Audio Technica mic set I was using as it required boards and extra BS to deal with. If you just need to do an assembly and aren't singing you just need to be heard.

I purchased this wireless set because I had to switch to teaching Tai Chi and Balance remotely due to Covid-19. My students are all older adults and adults with disabilities. The difference in the clarity of my voice was remarkable and made an enormous difference to my students. It's easy to use and came with everything I needed in order to hook it into my iPad to conduct Zoom classes. The only reason I didn't give it 5 stars is that when you use it, it is one-way only, meaning I can't hear my students until I unplug everything. We've made this work as I have a time immediately before and after class for questions, it's just difficult to gauge how everyone is doing when you can't get feedback during class. Otherwise, it's a gem for a reasonable price.

I'm on my third one of these. I use them for teaching line dancing in Nashville with Turn Their Heads Line Dance Lessons.The electronic parts of the system work flawlessly. The battery lasts between 4 - 8 hours on a charge. Easy to use and setup. No complaints there.The headset mics fail after about 6 months.The first point of failure is the wire where it comes out of the headset. I've been able to prolong the life by attaching the wire to the metal band that runs over your head. This stabilizes the wire and slows the failure. It may cause the wire to sit weird depending on how you wear it but it works for me since people can't see it with my cowbow hat.The other point of failure is the jack. I haven't determined a way to fix that issue.Once either failure happens, it's useless. Both failures cause random cracks and pops that are extremely loud. No Bueno. And there isn't a warning. Once it goes, it's pretty much gone, so carry a backup.The only other issue I've had is when using in places with a lot of interference from other mic systems. Usually I can switch the channel and find one that works but even then, the distance can sometimes be reduced. For the price, I don't hold that against the unit.If they could make the headset last a couple years I'd give it 5 stars. If you use your mic while sitting or use it sporadically, yours will probably last for years. For dance, aerobics, Zumba, etc, you'll want to always carry a backup or buy a more durable headset.

I bought this for an emergency performance situation that came up quickly. I figured that at such a low price I could just throw it away after the booking. I’m keeping it. Build quality is good, accessories are excellent as are the wide range of adapters, and 3 mics (lapel, head set and hand held) Easy set up. The sound quality is a little thin but favors range of human voice. Packs small, ideal for battery powered amps, I.e. Roland mobile.

The media could not be loaded. Press the volume up and down key together to change the frequency. This is the only tricky one, other than that this microphone system is self-explained, very easy to use. Sound quality is good, I don't see a difference when compared to my PurplePanda microphone. The system comes with 3 different microphones, which is very handy. I wish they can also provide a case or something that can make the system more carriable. The receiver is bigger than I want but it's quick, and it needs to be charged separately with a micro USB cable. I took the transmitter to another room, the receiver has no problem picking up the sound. Another thing need to be noted is that this micorphone system doesn't work with mobile phones, I have tested it on both IOS and Android, it doesn't work on both. But I already know it when I purchase it, so it's not something surprising.

So this product was used to daily in a classroom. When it worked it was absolutely fantastic. Then one day, it stopped.Let's talk the good first alright? The mic was clear with little to no latency. The adaptors in box made it extremely versatile. Honestly, I loved it.Then came a fateful day, 3 weeks into use, it stopped working.So we searched the user manual, did everything it said. Searched online, followed every YouTube video.Contacted customer service, followed every instruction. Of which there were many and they were incredibly inconvenient.Customer service gave us the series of repeating tasks that never helped fix the product and refuses to assist with a replacement or anything as they need to see the device it's plugged into (which was dependent on the day and week. When it does it didn't work on any of them. The seller was more concerned with retaining their money and not replacing a clearly defective product than the customer willing to go the extra mile for what was a good product with a likely manufacturer defect.For those reading this, here is the situation. All lights that indicate the receiver is connected to the transmitter are lighting up. No matter what the receiver is plugged into, there is no sound being produced through the system.I've replaced the mic, changed devices and adapters, and nothing.This was an incredible disappointment because the product was great when working and likely would have been a quick fix knowing that the device seems to have a defect.Anyway, I fiddle with Raspberry pis and build small electronics so I can tell when what is wrong.This product received the review solely because of the customer service and the unwillingness to work with their customers.Do not buy because if you have an issue it's on you to solve it, if you even can.