GAKI Wireless Microphone Headset, UHF Wireless Mic Headset and Handheld 2 in 1, 165 ft Range for Voice Amplifier, Stage Speakers, Teacher, Tour Guides, Fitness Instructor

Purchased this (after extensive research!) to use with the PA system in a village hall where we hold monthly meetings. It has proved easy to set up though it was necessary to purchase a 6.35mm 1/4 inch Mono Jack Socket to XLR Male 3 Pin Plug Connector Adapter to connect to the PA mic socket next to the stage. The transmitter unit has a good range of volume adjustment, increasing the chances of it working with a range of PA systems and portable speakers and there seems to be good resistance to feedback and good noise rejection. It has to be said though that not all visiting speakers get on with the headset form factor, particularly if it is their first time using one. Some would prefer a lapel mic. instead.

Purchased for both live singing/performance and in studio singing lessons.Normally lavalier type mics are sensitive in all directions and generate feedback if used with a live PA.This has good feedback rejection so can use close to a loud PA easily.Sound quality is surprisingly good, I record and produce and mix and it's perfectly usable for a recording with eq and the usual tweaks. No obtrusive noise. 👍The transmitter/battery part is a little large so if you want an Invisible mic you have to get creative.The headband part is not removable which would add to usage flexibility, but is just wire, I am considering snipping it and attaching unit/mic to a hat or something.It's cheap enough that I could disassemble and make mic itself plug/unpluggable, or extend cable to make a lavalier style.Might even get another to attach to acoustic guitar. Hate the sound of guitar pickups, not as natural as a mic. ;)

I didn’t think this would work for me as I’d never used this sort of thing before. I take a fitness class and I just shouted instructions but many class participants said they couldn’t hear what I was saying. It takes so much energy to shout instructions and demonstrate the class so this system allows me to be heard much better. I’ve only given it 4 stars as sometimes the microphone doesn’t pick up my voice and I have to adjust it closer to my mouth quite a lot of times. But for the money it’s definitely worth a try.

Super easy to use, connects well to my PA and is really loud for my fitness classes in huge hall!

Drains faster, low volume, slippery on the head

I use these for my salsa class. Great not having a battery pack as these as are Bluetooth. Works all night, great range and easy to charge. I bought another set.

The receiver can't plug into the jack. I only noticed it just after the return period ended but the seller didn't reply.

Great for using to connect to a amplifier when creating voice sounds and effects