Wireless Guitar System 2.4 GHz with 6 Channels Rechargeable Audio Wireless Guitar Transmitter Receiver for Guitar Bass Electric Instruments

From the brief testing I've given these thus far, they perform as I'd hoped. They came with a partial charge, so I fully charged them before taking them for a spin. They paired easily and did their job with no noteworthy latency at 25 feet. I tried them with and without pedals, both without issue. The major housing appears to be plastic, so they are lightweight. Time will tell how well they hold up and how long the batteries actually last. (I never expect batteries to last as long as the manufacturer promises.) But I like the design, range of motion, battery level indicator light, and carrying case.

I bought these as a gift for my father in law. He now walks around the house playing guitar all the time. It works at a good range, and surprisingly produced great sound for the price. No crackling or distorted sounds regardless of where he was in the house. He’s a bit odd, and this is likely not the original intention, but for the price, this is great! I read a lot of reviews of similar products and was very pleased I went with this one.

Can't believe I did not know about wireless connectors! There are many on Amazon, but didnt need the higher megahertz ones for my needs. These were reasonably priced, include a carrying case, power cord, picks, and a power indicator which is nice. Set up is simple - you just charge them with the included dual power usb-c cord and they pair automatically. Sound quality/latency: to my unprofessional ear, they do what I need them to do without cords. I have a couple of electric-acoustic guitars and some small practice amps. I really like not having to worry about tripping on cords. I think the sound is accurate and I did not hear any latency. Performance: I don't think the power bluetooth has lasted as long as advertised. I used these for playing several times over three days and would average it as more like 4-5 hours at a time - and that's with turning the units off and back on. That being said, I gifted them to a friend who had ones that were old (seven years) and didn't last as long and lacked power indicators and then bought myself another set from Amazon!

I used it last week for the first time on my gig. It worked perfectly all night... No drop outs. Excellent tone and no noticeable latency...I highly recommend this product if you'd like to get away from cords limiting you, or tripping you up, while performing and being able to go out front to hear the balance of your band from any distance or area of other room you're playing in...

These work great. I use them strictly in my basement. I use them up to a range of about 50 ft, which is down a hallway and into another room. They usually maintain signal at that distance in the other room. But the signal does sometimes go in and out in that situation. Battery life is good. I haven't really measured it but I'm happy with it. The best feature that these have over most others is that they have a four-light battery strength indicator, so you can gauge the remaining battery life to let you know when a recharge is needed. The four lights also help let you know the charge rate and when the charge is nearing completion as they blink during the charge process. I would definitely purchase these again.

I have this receiver/transmitter and another brand. I really like this one better for several reasons.First, it's for great transmission of signal with no loss of sound or distortion. I don't notice a latency of signal either.Secondly, I can SEE how much battery is left! Four LEDs to know when I need to plug in or if I'm running low.And thirdly, the hinge on this one is great. I have two Les Pauls. The 1/4" jack extends from the side of the guitar (not out the front like a Strat). Because of that, an unhinged, straight-out version can get easily bumped and broken. This? Nope - hinge it towards the side of the instrument, and if need be, it can still swivel out of the way even if accidentally bumped. Perfect.Definitely a great option especially for guitars with the jack off the side.

Works as intended. Pairing was eazy.Definitely convenient as setup is easy for quickl getting on and off the stage without fooling with cables. Recommend the product. Haven't used it enough to judge battery life. Brightness is great.

Hook up was a no brainer, had unit running within one minute, no instructions needed.The good: Ease of use, no interference, no strange noices.Neutral: the physical design, the bend in the plastic makes it bulkier than it has to be but it’s not a deal breaker.The Cons: the sound; it has no top end. Total tone suck. It kills all frequencies above ~ 3.5 Kh. I was using it with an acoustic and it has no presence at all. Using the EQ on the guitar and/or amp for treble frequencies had no effect at all. It has the same effect as running a huge cable. It would be better with an electric guitar but still very noticeable. It’s ok as a practice tool, or just fooling around but it’s not a serious unit.