LEKATO Wireless in Ear Monitor System, MS-1 2.4GHz Stereo in-Ear Monitoring with Transmitter Receiver Clip On, One to Many, Auto-Pairing,Wireless IEM for Band Rehearsal,Studio, Church,Small Gigs

Not only do the transmitter and receiver work very well, the company provides excellent product/customer support. My transmitter died suddenly and wouldn't turn back on. Lekato promptly sent a replacement unit, which unfortunately must have been damaged in transit because it also was inoperable. The company sent another and the third time was the charm. 10/10 for the product and the support provided by the company. Pain free, quick, and they didn't stop communicating until my issue was resolved. The wireless transmitter and receiver are plug and pay to set up, provide crisp clear audio, and excellent range assuming there aren't to many barriers between the transmitter and receiver. I can walk around 20-30 ft from the transmitter with a few walls and appliances and such in the way before I start to experience signal loss. Small enough to clip to a belt, waistline, shirt, or slip in your pocket. Included audio jacks and cables allow for operation straight out of the box, no assembly or extra kit required unless you've got something "different" you're trying to do with these.

We are using these to help some of our hard of hearing folks hear in worship and they love them! Sound quality is solid and easy to adjust the volume. Holds a charge well.

I use this pair to monitor audio and solo channels/groups on a digital mixing console so I can mix on an IPad during soundcheck/show.Range of about 50-70 feet before complete break-up. High volume distorts pretty bad. Very susceptible to 2.4ghz interference. Keep away from routers.Overall decent for my purposes. Not sure how they would work in multiples on a stage for a band, but as a FOH tech needing to occasionally solo a channel when away from the board, they're perfect.Receiver takes less time to charge than the transmitter, I don't really get that. Also, It occasionally unpairs itself and has taken over a minute of fiddling around to re-pair it to the transmitter.I like it a lot for how I use it.Definitely Recommended.

My pc doesn't have Bluetooth built in and I hadn't had any luck with cheap Bluetooth receivers, so I decided to give this system a try. They are fantastic! Not only do they have a tremendous range (much farther than any Bluetooth earbuds I've tried) but I get to use wired earbud that I already own. I had been skeptical of how they would sound. Happy to report he sound quality is great and the batteries last for hours and hours on a full charge. Their compact size makes it easy to take them with me on trips and with the built-in clip they stay where put. So glad I took a chance on these as they are 100% worth the money.

I returned mine to get a refund because the receiver stopped keeping a charge. I gave it a one star review because of that and also I could stop the static feedback in earphones. It interfered with hearing everything.The sad part is I only used it twice, one time to make sure it works and one time at church service. Both times there was a static feedback. I tried adjusting the soundboard but could not stop the feedback. I tried having it closer to the transmitter with them facing each other but that did not work. I play the guitar and could not hear my guitar while playing during church service. The higher I turned up the volume on the receiver, the more static feedback I received. I had a rough time playing that evening but the Lord still moved and proves that it does not always have to sound perfect for people to feel God. Then the receiver stopped keeping a charge and would not turn on.I do not know if it was just my receiver that was defected and maybe I got a bad apple out of the bunch, but I am just going to save for a higher quality product. I don't want to risk playing the guitar again with low quality product. I guess you get what you paid for.If you buy this and can deal with the static feedback, go for it. Hopefully yours will work without the static feedback and I hope your receiver keeps their charge.

Battery started pillowing out after less than a year of light use. That’s why you can see the screen on the transmitter separating from the body.Before the battery became dangerous, it was functional but was finicky with the transmitter when trying to use stereo. It would also pick up interference if next to another electrical device with a high frequency hum which hindered sound clarity. I was impressed with the low latency. Honestly it was worth a shot for around $40 to get stereo in ear monitors. Hopefully you have better luck with yours.________________________________________________________UPDATE: I'm adding a star because their team reached out to me and offered me a full refund. Good customer service is not too common and definitely worth an extra star.

Bought it so that the director could have ears on film sets and worked out pretty good. Great for the price point.

At this price, comparing to other systems is really irrelevant. Also, to compare sound quality is silly as the quality is going to depend on the choice for in ears.... with that said.... I have been using for several gigs now.I run them for a 2 hour show with no problem. I have had them on for 4 hours (forgot they were on) and they still had a charge.They do charge relatively quickly. Not sure the actual time, because I only use them for a couple hours at a time, so they are never fully dead. But the time i did show up to a gig and found I had left them on (hence dead), they charged up within the hour of setting up and sound check enough to be used for the show.They is not a long range, so dont expect to do "crowd surfing" (showing my age there). But as a keyboardist, I am usually within 100 feet with no problems at all.Great for a starter set and for portability. So small and requires a simple plug and play. No real set up required once they are paired. Simply plug them in and turn on. Ready to go in seconds