FDUCE W30 Wireless Microphone,UHF Dynamic Handheld Microphone,Rechargeable Receiver with Volume Adjustment Button,for Karaoke,Singing,Family Party(200ft)

Amazing for the Price.
I bought this to use as a talk back to our stage for our man out front who can converse through our in ear monitors , so we don’t need high quality for this purpose. However as you get 2 Microphones with separate channels this allows me a back up onstage if my top of the range Shure Microphone should fail (Unlikely) it’s quite a nice little system easy set up. The receiver is pretty robust but care with the Ariel’s is advisable, as the hinge is a plastic one and I had to push it back in one night on one of them, there’ two pins on the plastic the lock into holes I managed easy enough but it did highlight the need for care. Would I recommend these. Yes absolutely! they sound pretty good and with a bit of EQ I think would get you through a gig if you had a problem. Karaoke or DJ no problem. I advise anyone with Battery Powered Radio Mic’s to buy high powered Lithium Rechargeable Batteries, they are a game changer.

Really happy with them
Bought these for an upcoming party for karaoke. They feel nice and love that they are wireless.Very easy to use, just plug in the little receiver to your sound system and turn on the mic. Sound quality is good, volume is good.Only downside is the mics just take batteries and you can’t charge them – my kids sang for a few hours and already the batteries that came in the pack are dead and need replacing. The charge on the receiver outlasted them though. I am happy with them though and great fun for the kids so far!

Good but Batteries do not last long at all !!
Great product with nice sound quality. One major problem is that the batteries run out too quick. Get around 10 hours of usage each time.

Unworkable Noise Level
W13Positives: Design is nice and the hue on the display and on the microphone are pleasing to the eyeNegatives: The microphones are made of lightweight plastic even the domed grill, making them very light to handle even with batteries inserted. But the real deal breaker for any serious performance is the NOISE/HUM the base unit produces.I have 2 sets of the battery powered receiver versions from a different company, but they are getting old and the internal batteries do not last as long as they once did. however they make little to no noise when in use until you plug in a power source then they create the same noise/hum level. Very frustrating when I forget to charge either unit before a performance, or I am on a long performance and the receiver dies on me, so now I am looking for a permanent solution. This and another unit I have tried work for me because the receiver sizes are more portable compared to the more expensive options. Were it not for the hum and the plastic feel, this would have been ideal.

These microphones sound great. I have a bunch of different kinds And brands of microphones. Currently my church is load in setup and pack it out every week. Meaning I can rack mount a bunch of receivers making a very heavy load bulky to carry. I can run a bunch of cables and be heavy and take all day winding cables after service. Or choose these portable receivers as the best option. Like any other type of microphones some are better than others.This model has thus far been my most reliable. My pastor doesn’t usually preach. So he has the other model from this brand. Occasionally that model will pickup interference. Thankfully with the frequency being switchable those are fine. Unfortunately due to rental time restrictions I don’t get the chance to find out which frequency is the problem until after service starts.So whoever is preaching that Sunday gets one of these. Which hasn’t had static yet. They call to mind the last time I used Shure in that they seem to tolerate mishandling and overdriving fine. This is my main microphone because I can charge the receiver in use and change the batteries in the microphones. Meaning it’s closest to a rack mount. From my experience this model and the New baxs have given me no problems. The New baxs is fixed frequency so if we ever have static I couldn’t switch. So this one gets my top mark for wireless microphones with the portable receivers.I am a horn player. As much as I like my clip on microphone, whenever you’re sitting in a clip on is impractical and doing a cumbersome rack mount receiver wireless is too much extra work for the sound man. However if there’s an extra channel, you can just pop this in the board. Point is, the soundman doesn’t have to ride the channel like a clip on. Set it and I can step in or back off. I carry this microphone in my trombone gig bag. And I carry an extender for my trombone stand if they’re out of microphone stands. I keep this in the bag with my in ear monitors and extra horn stuff.I give this one five stars. Top marks. For the money, if this microphone sounded half as good it’d probably still rate 5 stars.I have other models from this brand. I had some stolen they don’t sell anymore. If you have them treasure them because they work great. Like they took an expensive microphone design and stole its patent or something.These are light and clean. Good handling.

Lässt sich einwandfrei mit verschiedenen Lautsprechern verbinden (JBL, Bose o.Ä). Qualität für den Preis absolut ausreichend. Wer jedoch die Qualität eines professionellen Bühnenmikrofons erwartet ist hier falsch. Als Hallenmikrofon oder für die Verwendung im privaten Bereich (Rede bei einer Hochzeit, Geburtstagen) aber bestens geeignet.

Great crisp sound. Works as advertised. Pleasantly surprised at the high quality device for the price. Easy to hook up.