UHF Wireless Microphones, Rechargeable Dual Handheld Microphones with 1/4" Receiver, Adjustable Frequency & Volume, Plug-and-Play for Karaoke Singing, Outdoor Events, PA Systems

I am a semi professional audio technician. I do paid DJ gigs, produce music and podcasts, and play several instruments. Point being, this isn’t a novice review.Let’s get right into sound quality. I compared these with a microphone I really like side by side. I talked and sang into my microphone and this one at the same time so they both recorded the same signal, and then I played it back and compared the sound from each.My microphone was more “bassy,” so there was more boom in the low end, which I would normally tame on a mixer or in post using EQ. This wireless microphone was noticeably less boomy. They apparently made this wireless microphone with some built in EQ to eliminate the “boomyness” that tends to come with human voices in microphones, especially male vocals. This makes sense considering the fact that this microphone is clearly made specifically for vocals, and in a karaoke setting you have to assume people will be using the microphone who have never used one before, and it might be plugged into a system that doesn’t have any kind of EQ options. In other words, it’s designed to do all the work for you, so you don’t have to think about anything besides plugging it in and turning it on.This microphone also added a bit more “air” (high end pitch) compared to my other microphone. It made my voice sound brighter and more present. Again, this is something you would want it to do in a karaoke setting.In terms of signal quality, I couldn’t help but notice that the sample rate on this wireless mic was a little bit lower. This would help explain the impossibly low price. Please note that this was barely noticeable to me, and very likely not something a crowd of untrained ears would pick up on, so in an informal non-professional setting, this shouldn’t cause concern. It just means that if you’re putting on a big professional performance, you should probably aim for something at least up in the $200-600 range (which hopefully you already realize).Finally, the cardioid pattern is really impressive, it actually outperformed my mic! In layman’s terms, the mic is designed to only pick up sounds it points at, and not sounds from the sides or back of the mic. When I turned the mic 90 degrees away from me, the volume dropped off significantly. Additionally, the volume dropped off a lot as the mic got further away from my mouth. This is a really good feature for a karaoke situation as well.So go ahead and use it for a karaoke party at the bar, in your back yard, or on the sidewalk if that’s your thing. No problem!Now I’ll address the other features.—I’m amazed that at this price point, the frequency is changeable and programmable. That means that if you start picking up interference from other electronic signals and devices, you can change to a different frequency to get a clear signal. It’s very easy to use.—the rechargeable batteries are convenient, so you don’t waste money on more and more batteries. This does, however, mean that the rechargeables will eventually degrade over time and might be difficult to replace, so this shouldn’t be seen as a really long term investment.—I appreciate the versatility of the receiver plugin. It’s a 1/4” TS plug but it also comes with an adapter for a 3.5mm headphone jack.—The case is also quite nice, especially at this price point.—The included usb c charging cable and mic collars are a thoughtful bonus!TL;DR—These mics offer a near-perfect plug and play option for karaoke and informal performances by novice users by doing all of the work for you.

I needed a new microphone set for an awards banquet on a small budget, and decided to try out this wireless set. It was really easy to pair with the speaker - just plug in the receiver to the MIC port. It comes with an adapter in case your port is 6.35mm instead of 3.5mm. These microphones can work up to 120' feet away. I used them between 25-50' for most of my event and there was never any lag or interruptions. The controls on the microphones are easy to push. They are placed on a slightly indented section of the mic so it is easy to find if you need to adjust the volume or frequency while using. The power button is on the front and high enough that you don't accidentally shut it off when in use. The included case fits both mics, the transmitter, and the charging cord, so its easy to keep everything all together when storing. I got the navy ones and I love the color.These mics perform really well. I had no issues in a banquet hall, and even with a lot of background noise they only picked up the voices. I kept the speaker 25-50' away from the mics and did not experience any feedback or static. Even with both of them on the sound stayed consistent and clear. I charged them overnight and they lasted the entire event. My daughter even used one for karaoke the next night and it worked just as well with no additional charging. Overall, they are a really great set of microphones for an event or party. We'll be using them more than I anticipated.

This set of UHF wireless microphones exceeded my expectations! It is suitable for two people to use. The quality of both microphones is very stable, and the sound is clear and loud. Even if they are used at the same time, they will not interfere with each other, and the duet is very smooth! Plug and play, super simple, the receiver is directly plugged into the 1/4-inch interface of the speaker or amplifier, no complicated settings are required, and it can be used when plugged in, suitable for all kinds of audio equipment! Rechargeable receiver: It saves the trouble of replacing the battery frequently, and the battery life is also very good. It is very safe to use when you go out. It is very practical for people like me who often do outdoor activities! It is suitable for a variety of scenarios. Whether it is home KTV, outdoor performance, speech or PA system, the sound quality and connection stability are excellent. We held a small event by the sea yesterday, and there was no problem in using it on the spot! To sum up, this UHF wireless microphone is worth the money, and both novices and experienced users can easily get started!If you are looking for a cost-effective, cheap and practical wireless microphone combination, this one is definitely worth buying!

Let me preface this that I am neither an audio professional, nor an audiophile. I'm a guy who occasionally likes sound, and my threshold for decent audio is a receiver and a set of bookshelf speakers. So I'm past the level of just the sound of the tv, but not into the real super hi fi stuff. It took me longer than I would like to admit to realize this would not in fact pair with my pc by plugging it in the aux, which to me is 3.5. It is but isn't. Once I figured this out I went over to my tv receiver.I paired this up with the aforementioned receiver, and they work fine. Voice was a little echo-y at first, but it was a dial on the receiver. If you notice too much echo and you aren't super familiar with the equipment you're using it's probably a dial on the equipment and not the microphone. I will note, be careful when you first plug in the receiver. Turn the mic volume on the receiver or PA down first. All the way down. Then plug it in and turn it on. If you've already turned on the mic, pair it again. That's what I had to do.Honestly I'm impressed at the price point.