LEKATO Wireless Microphone Rechargeable Wireless Microphones with Receiver Dual Handheld Microphone System Dynamic MIC for Singing, Speech, Wedding, Church,Speaker, PA System(K380S)

The media could not be loaded. I didnt expect much from these. I purchased them to host Karaoke gigs at local pubs where i wouldn't care if the drunks mic dropped thinking they were cool lol. I gig professionally and typically use my akg or neumann mics for performing. While these may be a little more prone to feedback, the audio quality is great! Airy high end.. punchy base.. Clarity is decent as well. Not "kms 105" but better than most dynamics i sing through. It seems well eq'd and hyped abit out of the box. which is a great feature for performing live needing very little adjustment for a great tone. Not gonna lie.. it's so quiet i don't even get white noise from it. In fact.. Since purchased.. the pro wired mics haven't come out of the bag.. It really is that good if you know what you are doing. Reminds me of a Heil pr 35 which also has some "hyped" magic to fatten up the bottom end with a very wide and airy top. Thing is .. that mic costs $250. This is wireless and you get 2 for $50? Unreal value for the money even if the receiver isn't really road worthy (plastic housing and sensitive charging port) Just be a little careful plugging in the charger. Here's a sound demo plugged into an everse 8 speaker with a preset mic eq. (It was recorded a little hot).Also, There are alot of very similar mics here on Amazon but these are completely rechargeable.. meaning both microphones have built in rechageable batteries (if you read the fine print on similar offerings, most of the mics need standard batteries. Additionally, if you unscrew the middle of the microphones, there are buttons for volume control, channels, and EFFECTS which sound like a slap back delay/reverb combo that's actually usable and great for karaoke night, however, even with 5 presets, the lowest is still too much for intimate performances and IMHO should be about half of what it is. It can easily be turned off though. Anyhow, these pack a punch and you get more bang for your buck than competitors. Very satisfied customer!

The design is a little strange. You have to disassemble the Mic in order to get at the controls. I am still working with it, but I cannot find the mute button, if it has one. Two mics are nice. One set for vocals when singing, and one for voice when speaking.

OutCottonPickingStanding Microphones. Highly recommended. These were a great value. Purchased for a local civic club that needed to help some of our quieter speakers be heard. The range is awesome, duel mic with duel channel. The mic's themselves feel substantial, not cheap brittle plastic. They have an anti-roll sleeve for each mic, and the sleeve for each to cover the grill. They worked great with a small guitar amp I had. If you need something like this, just buy it, you will be happy with these. Not sure about durability or if you dropped them.

The product is good. Easy to install. It could have been good if we can adjust the volume in the microphone itself. Also, it's ok for Singing Karaoke but could be better.

Very nice all around, quality of materials and sound. The wireless range is very good and rechargeable batteries last a long time.👍

These are very good microphones, especially for the price. I took a chance on buying them as, prior to my first review, no one had reviewed these. They could be used for singing performances in small, bar-room settings or outdoor venues, in my opinion. As far as sound, they put out good, clean sound and volume. I have used them with the Pyle 300 Watt Outdoor Indoor Wireless Bluetooth Portable PA Speaker 6.5 inch Subwoofer Sound System (https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00IWZZPW8?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2_dt_b_product_details). The microphones have slight echo effect in the sound which gives the performance just enough reverb out of the gate. They are somewhat large-sized microphones, and both can of course be used at the same time. There are too large rechargeable inserted batteries included for each microphone (and they were reasonably charged before unboxing, even though they were new). They come with two foam covers to reduce mudding and plosives. For under $60 dollars, they would work well as dual wireless karaoke microphones. Charging cables for both the wireless receiver used and the microphones themselves were provided. Given that these have a 160-foot range, I wasn't sure why these were less than the 2.5 GHZ ones which have a lesser range of about 100 feet. But, I was glad they were so affordable. I noticed that the 2.5 GHZ Lekato microphones that I didn't buy did not mention being good for band-style singing performances in the formal electronic brochures shown on Amazon, while these Lekato UHF ones did indicate specifically that they were good for singing performances beyond just karaoke, which is why I got them.

I lucked out I guess based on the reviews left by others. I had no issues with this microphone. Is it a Sennheiser or a Shure. No, absolutely not. But, for the price it is a decent affordable microphone. I have had this microphone for almost 2 years. Used it for many open mic gigs

Not bad for the price but if you are looking for more Profesional mics spend more money and buy different ones.Good range though.