TONOR Wireless Microphones System, 4x5 Channel UHF Wireless Mic, 4 Handheld Adjustable Frequency Metal Cordless Dynamic Mic, Multiset Operation, 90m Ideal for Karaoke Singing Wedding Church, Silver

Not had a chance to use at a gig yet but tested in house and work well

Product arrived promptly and although it has simple controls produces excellent sound quality, use at church and for a visiting African choir, vocals and drums. Connection is simply one cable into the amp, supplied. And each of four mics has a separate volume control on the main box and can be switch on/off by each user.

The media could not be loaded. There is 8 AA batteries needed if you want to use all 4 mics, also I must mention there is no adaptor for attaching these mics to mic stands and I don't see any way you can do this, the setup is pretty straightforward plug and play I didn't need to refer to the manual, sound quality is standard Karaoke have a listen to my video and hear it being put through my PA system at a low volume to give you an idea. Also, it's very clear and distortion-free even when moving about and no dropouts. A great value package for the Karaoke gang who want to harmonize or any doo-wop singers. However, I have removed a star only because of the Mic stand adaptor omit as this is very important when singing in a band.

Very clear and good signal in large area.Nice looking unit.

What a system, its so easy to set up and the 4 set of mics is perfect for multiple users at the same time. I went for the 4 mics in the silver colour as for me i like everything to be matching. This is great for those family karaoke parties we love having as well as all the upcoming special occasions. The mics are also a great weight but not too heavy so feels great in the hand, the only extras to add was each of the mics take 2 AA Batteries so 8 in total. The cable for the wireless system is included but not the XLR however we’re cable mad here so have everything we could need but if I didn’t that would have been a extra cost. The transmitter is a compact size so can fit in most places without looking big and bulky or too intrusive. The unit allows the system to have no static or interferance and can allow me to use the microphones at a really good distance. At the time of ordering the entire set cost £169.99 which in my personal opinion is excellent value for money as over time this system will pay for itself in usage and fun for the family….we all love it.

This is a very impressive bit of kit for all your microphone, karaoke needs.The quality of the microphones and the receiver is very well built and manufactured, they have a good weight in the hand and come with microphone foams for keeping out unwanted noises during use.The sound quality is excellent and they work with multiple devices that you are able to connect the receiver to.For the money you get a very expensive good quality microphone kit, but the only thing you do need is batteries for each microphone.Overall it is a good decent kit and I would most certainly say they are a good contender within the market of the much more expensive branded kits.

Now at first appearance, £145 may seem pricey but compared to what else is available on the market this is relatively cheap but still manages to maintain a pretty good quality level. The mics have a good sound quality and you can use them within a 90m range, included in the box is all the wires/cables needed so there's no need to buy anything additional.My two criticisms would be:1) Lack of a carry case, I get that this isn't the premium end of the market but I can't imagine the marginal cost of a case would be significant2) No batteries, I hate scrambling for batteries, even if they charged slightly more to cover the cost of the batteries I would be okay with this but sometimes they're a pain to source last minute

Batteries not included is a usual thing, but for an item costing £169.99 at the time of review, they could have thrown in a 6.35mm to 3.5mm audio jack adaptor along with the provided cable. However, XLR cables are something I have to have to hand if I want to use those connections.But batteries are a thing, and the microphones use 2xAA each, so that's 8xAA required.As a new from-the-box review, I don't know how long a standard disposable pair of AA will last.The product is nicely presented and comes well packaged, but there's no carry case.The base unit seems, on first impression, to be well made, and the microphones feel good in the hand and have a power switch and digital display for their battery level and selected channel.Ah, another negative is there is no obvious way to mount these to a standard mic stand. Perhaps the vendor could help with this?So, it is a thing of two halves, where one half is then four microphones.So, the mic's sound is reasonable. My experience is limited to karaoke and occasional public speaking, which seem on par with how I give voice in public.The base unit offers the flexibility of individual audio channels via XLR connections or the standard 6.35mm jack socket as audio outs.Audio in from the wireless microphones is via four ariels, and the device has an impressive range. However, the "lay of the land" at any individual location will affect the stated 295ft/90m range (this was no doubt measured on a flat plain absent any barriers).In conclusion, this device, for the price of £42.50 per wireless microphone, puts four reasonable mics in the hands of four users, potentially at nearly 300 feet distance. I think it offers fair value for the asking price.