LEKATO 5.8GHz XLR Wireless Microphone Transmitter Receiver,XLR Microphone System Plug-on Rechargeable Mic Set for Dynamic Microphones, Audio Mixer, DSLR Camera, PA System

They are fantastic,give you so much freedom of movement on stage and far better than transmitter microphones

I never leave reviews but feel compelled to do one in this case. I am a gigging solo acoustic/vocalist. I bought these out of curiosity because I didn’t want to spend silly money on Sennheiser equivalent. I am a self confessed addict when it comes to buying music equipment and lots of it is ends up as shelf-wareThese little gadgets are simply incredible and probably best bang for my buck that I’ve purchased in a long long time. There’s so many use cases I can put these to use - using it for a wedge when I don’t want to run long cable lengths, wireless microphone, running from DI box so that I can make my stage setup truly wireless. There’s lots of applications. I haven’t noticed any major difference in sound quality v/s using a cable but maybe one small difference is that the output gain of microphone is slightly lower with wireless (almost indiscernible - nothing can’t be solved on the mixer). The battery gets me probs 4 or 5 hours of solid use. They are solidly built and they look very professional. I haven’t really experienced anything but good things so far, I bloody love them.It’s just a super product and I’m going to buy 2 more if I can manage to hide the purchases from my wife!!

I work as a vocalist , nice piece of gear , very happy with it

I’ve got a few Lekato (also Joyo) devices and they’ve all been good quality and this is no exception. Only tried at home so far with several other wireless devices also running but no interference was noted. It looks great and professional on the end of the mic (unlike some I’ve seen which look huge and unsightly). My only small caveat and why it lost one star is the gain at my mixer was lower when using the wireless than with the mic plugged in with a cable, somewhere around 3db or more lower which was unexpected. Not a huge problem really but I was hoping it would be closer in case of a quick switch from wireless to wired was needed and I really hope Lekato (Joyo) take note of this as increasing mixer’s input gain definitely introduces a degree of hiss.Would definitely recommend it though and I like that it has 4 channels in the 5.8GHz range too.By the way, from personal (and recent) experience, I would steer clear of most of the similar UHF systems listed on Amazon. With maybe the exception of the Kimafun wireless mic transmitter, they are listing incorrect frequency ranges to what they actually are so they’re not legal to use in the UK & maybe EU without costly licences or in some cases are not legal at all.

I use these in a village hall and they are great. I can plug the reciever in the mixer on stage and go the far end of the hall and even go out of the doors and it still works 100% and lasts at least three hours. Recommended. The only issue is that it won't slide in/out of the usual mic holder with the transmitter plugged in, but I work around that.

When I were young everything cost loads of money but these don't at all. They're not costly at all and they work really well.You get a double charge lead so it's easy to charge them and the charge lasts ages.They fit into your mic nice and snuggly and aren't too bulky.They're easy to connect and usually you just turn them on and they find each other no probs.Range is good, I've had no interference at all, battery life is good and sound is perfect.I really recommend them.

A great product that I know use on every gig, both indoors and outdoors. As I write this review I have been using the product weekly for about a year without problem. Most gigs last around 3-4 hours without loss of power.I have used as a solo artist and within a band without experiencing any problem.The on/off power indicator is easy to see both indoors and outdoors.Sound quality is great. I have used in the following configurations without problem. Mic direct to PA. Mic direct to vocal amp, and line out from an amp to a PA Mixer.Highly recommended.

I saw the rave reviews and thought I would take a punt on this. I have a very large podcast and would consider myself an expert in audio engineering. The screenshot I have shared from iZoTope RX will tell you everything you need to know. The noise level on these things is about -44dBFS! The signal above the noise is about 25dB. This is a joke, I assume that the people who buy this do not know what they are doing and not serious audio people. Don't waste your money. For reference, I tested it with the Rode interviewer microphone and recorded onto a Mixpre-6. With the cable instead, the noise floor was around -70dBFS