UHF Dual Wireless in-Ear Monitor System with Earphone, Metal Wireless IEM System, Sturdy Bodypack Receiver, 80 Adjustable Frequencies,164ft Range, Ideal for Stage & Studio (2 Bodypack)

I bought this to assist me for when I create voiceovers for my business. Saw this on Amazon and for the price it is very competitive. It arrived within 2 days from Amazon. All the components were nicely wrapped. It was very easy to assemble and incorporate into myWorkflow. You can see I plugged the IEM into my Scarlet 2i2 interface. Very easy to configure and very easy to modify your configuration using the booklet of directions. Sounded great while I recorded my voiceovers for the day. A few minor things that could improve would be a longer cable for the plug and if there were a few different size options for the earbuds. Overall it gets a 5 rating. For the price of $119 this is a great deal. I’m also going to use the IEM as a wireless device for when I need a speaker to be wireless for my DJ gigs. I would recommend this to anyone needing an IEM. The price makes it an incredible value considering competitive solutions would be 4 or 5 times the cost of this IEM.

I needed a basic IEM and didn't want to spend a lot, and this works great!!! It has the features I needed while being affordable. The range is quite good and so is the audio quality. I tried it with a number of different earbuds I use, and they've all worked well. It won't sound like an IEM setup costing 10 times as much, but do you really need it to? It sounds great, and most users probably wouldn't even be able to tell the difference, anyway. You could go broke trying to assemble all the pieces and parts for a studio or mobile setup, but units like this IEM really help in the bang-for-the-buck department. I'm totally happy with this.

I love this rig. Great output and plenty of clean signal. But I can’t get it to run in stereo. I’ve been a professional musician and engineer for many years but I don’t see any settings for mono or stereo and even with L and R outputs from my console ( and my stereo guitar rig), into the L and R in’s of the receiver, it’s still mono. You’d think with a dedicated L and R in, it would automatically be stereo.If anyone has any suggestions, I’d sure appreciate it. The company got right back to my email, and really kind, but I think they misunderstood my question so I just recently emailed them back just a little bit ago. Waiting on an answer from them.Thanks

i have used several different IEMs ranging from $200, $400 to $700. This one easily beats out the low end and going higher, it begins to be a feature choice. This one isn't as rugged with a plastic belt pack but the audio quality and volume was more than sufficient with my band.

I had high hopes for this device, really wanted to love it. Honestly it is an ok unit, but didn't work for me because the unit does not carry low frequency well, and since I play bass guitar this was a deal breaker. Otherwise, the unit is acceptable. Here is the short of it:Pros: Price, Connectivity is good, Audio quality is decent enough, just not on the low frequency endCons: Build quality of the receiver is what you would expect at this price point, belt clip kept popping off, not a deal breaker but annoying

This unit is not stereo although it has left and right inputs. It should be stated that it has left and right dual mono. I’ve been an audio engineer for years running sound on different setups and I cannot get a stereo signal at all to come through this unit. I sent a questions in to the seller and their response was that I needed to have a splitter cable in order to get a stereo mix. Well that’s all fine and all, but if I’m coming out a set of pair of mix busses on a digital mixer that is set up in stereo with channels panned, shouldn’t this give me a stereo mix also? Well it doesn’t and I am highly disappointed in this product. However, it is durable and has a clean sound and easy to operate. Therefore, if you’re looking for a true stereo IEM system this is not for you.

This is a great way to have an ear ear monitor as a singer or performer. I also tried this to go to a powered speaker from my mixer and it worked great just to send sound wireless. It is in the 500 mHz range, so it is GOOD to use for all areas. The receiver has a knob that clicks on, then controls the volume. While it comes with earbud speakers, you can use your own as it is a standard 3.5mm stereo plug. The transmitter box has 2 inputs (right and left) that are a combination xlr and 1/4 plug. There is also 2 volume knobs on back to control the level of the output. Front display shows both RF and AF levels. This is an easy to use complete system. Highly recommended.

This is on par with Shure and Sennheiser models at a quarter of the cost. Zero latency, no static, no signal drop, no crippling. Great range, though I have pushed the limit on that. Battery is lasting 6 hours plus at this point. Do wish it came with a hard case, but for the quality of the piece… I’ll buy a separate case. Make the right choice. Get this before dropping ridiculously more on a product that is no better.