Wireless UHF Earphone Monitor System: Rechargeable Transmitter & Receiver for Crystal-Clear Audio for Studio, Band Rehearsal, Live Performance

They do the job, and they are easy to use. 1/4 adapter came in handy. Sound quality is not the best, but you get what you pay for. Durability might be an issue as they are cheaply made. For now they’ll do.

Latency is great so is form factor , but range is questionable ,lots of dropped audio. Audio dropped about 20 ft from the source ( no walls ) . There is no indicator when you are cycling thru available frequenciesNeed to do more testing with live microphone . will update review with finding

First off, despite the photo, these do not come with earbuds. That's fine. I have plenty of headphones and earbuds, but I didn't realize they weren't included. In any case, these were simple "plug and play". I'm using these in my home studio as in ear monitors during times I'm recording/practicing "quietly" (except drums) with my band. I like the fact that the device has a clip. It fits perfectly on my bass strap. No more tripping over headphone cords! Sound is perfectly clear, with no noticeable noise.I will probably only use these in the studio situation, just because I prefer not to wear in-ears during live performances.For 55 bucks, I'm entirely happy with how these perform!

I got this rechargeable audio transmitter/receiver for general use with audio, and it initially worked well with good sound quality and no noticeable latency. However, I bought it to connect the TV, which was far from the sound system at my friend’s bar, to play a surprise video at her daughter’s wedding, and it was very disappointing. Despite multiple tests and keeping it fully charged, it froze and produced no audio when it was time to play the video, forcing me to cancel the playback. The LED lights were lit but I could not turn it off. I had to wait until the battery ran out.While it works fine for regular use, I found it unreliable for live events. If you’re considering buying it, the price is reasonable for general purposes, but I wouldn’t recommend it for any critical or live event situations.

These do not come with the headphones which is surprising, but I haven't had issues with connectivity while using these at small gigs! Intuitive design and not obnoxiously bulky like other monitors ive used in the past.

Neat devices that work well when you are close. I did a distance test and it started breaking up about 25 feet away going through 2 walls, and about 100 feet away with a clear shot. I lost signal completely by 250 feet away. There's no delay in the sound when it does work, and the volume control and signal are good.I can see this being very useful to add a monitor port to a camera that might not have one like the Canon R100, or to monitor an A cam from a distance if you do videography. It also sounds great just putting a classic wired headset on it like a hd650 or something.The bottom of both the transmitter and receiver has a clip on it that would fit fine in the hot shoe of a camera or cold shoe of a cage.For the price it comes with the bare minimum accessories such as usb cables, audio cable. What's missing is surprisingly a little case or bag to hold it all in. I've reviewed a lot of small items recently meant for A/V that throw in a small velvet bag and some of them didn't even really need it, this one does. A lot of the loose cables, accessories, etc would be very easy to lose.

This is a good way to get into a wireless in-ear monitor system when you're on a budget. Easy to setup and use and doesn't break the bank.

This compact wireless setup is a game-changer for anyone curious about in-ear monitors. The simple design – clip-on receiver, tiny transmitter – is surprisingly decent. I connected my in-ears, plug the transmitter into the monitor output, and I was ready to rock.The sound quality is clear and accurate. The 30-foot range is more than I need for my small room, and the battery life, while not marathon-length, is not to bad. If you're hesitant to drop big bucks on a full-blown in-ear system, this is a inexpensive way to go!