TONORWireless Microphone System, 4 * 10-Channel UHF Cordless Handheld Mic Set with Headset/Lavalier Lapel Mics, Bodypack Transmitter, Receiver, 200ft Range for Karaoke Singing Church DJ PA Speaker

Very easy to set up! Just plug into a channel on the mixing board, set your levels and go! The battery life is ok, I use rechargeable batteries and one set of AA batteries will make it through a 4 hour show as long as I change them in the beginning. For the cost, the sound is fantastic! They were well worth the money. The only minor issue I have is the location of the power button. Some of my singers tend to hold the mic tightly and will turn it off (or worse, change the channel from A to B by holding the button down too long). That's really pretty minor though and honestly happens pretty infrequently.

I was really hesitant to purchase these microphones because we have always used vocopros that usually cost us $600 or above. After reading the reviews and giving myself a week to think about it...I figured, can't hurt. We use these for karaoke and they were super easy to set up with our mixer and they sound as good as our vocopro microphones. When unpacking, the product is plastic, very compact and lightweight and doesn't seem as well made as the vocopro, but perform astonishingly super. We actually like how lightweight & compact the microphone control box is manufactured and the batteries lasted about 4 hours in the microphones. The display shows the low battery status, and batteries are easy to change. There is a volume control hidden inside the microphone and a frequency change button that is also hidden inside the microphone. Only issue we had was feedback if all 4 microphones are on and they are too close together (that happens with most mics). I really feel no one would be dissappointed in the purchase of this product. We really are impressed and feel these are definitely worth buying

Work perfect for now, clear as crystal without any cutting out. I bought two sets already that has already broken, did not last Long before they started cutting out. I bought these and been using them at church since December 8, 2024.

Great wireless headset system! If you guys keep up the energy and excellence in producing this type of quality yet ( inexpensive ) product you will beat ALL the competition. Ive paid hundreds of dollars for this type of set up, yet this one in my honest opinon is simply the BEST! We use this for our Church Ministry and it is exceptional in sound and quality! Don't hesitate and buy it today! I paid full price for this product by the way, ZERO discount. No "VINE" reviewer here .

Good product. No static noise.

Great sound

I honestly didn't expect much out of these. Was needing something to mic kids for a children's play and didn't want to invest a lot. Used in our church and setup was easy. When connected, the sound was pretty good. The big problem we had was with the 8 channel version, 2 channels were pretty problematic. Those two channels would drop quite often. There was one point where the actor was about 60 feet away and the body pack was on his belt behind his back and the receiver could not pick up the signal. Once the actor moved to about 35 feet, the mic would connect. This happened with any of the 12 available frequencies. Several of the mics did good and caused no problems. The quality was about equal to other body packs I've used from Shure or AudioTechnica with the same size. So, if I was doing again, I'd get the 2 of the 4 channel versions. Then if all there were any problem mics, just send back the four channels so I could keep the other 4 that were good. Just a thought. Overall, the system was easy to setup, but if you are needing to use all 8 channels and expect them to behave, be ready to be frustrated. So frustrated that you will be wishing you had spent the extra 3,000 for a quality name brand product.

I bought these for my karaoke gigs, as I often have trios and groups that want to sing. After a couple of mistakes, i read the manual and saw what was wrong. Each mic comes pre-programmed to frequencies in a channel ( A- D) and there is a tiny little letter in the digital display on the mic to tell you what channel the mic is on. Turns out that i had 2 mics fighting for channel C so I corrected the problem. Also brought brightly colored silicone mic protectors so I can adjust individual volumes just by looking at the color, this works great when you have a loud singer and a soft singer bouncing around the stage. 2 AA batteries are only halfway gone after 4 hours of continuous use and the only time i had frequency issues is when I would turn them on and off during use, so now i just turn the volume all the way down on the mics that aren’t in use at the moment. No regerts, I think they’re great for the price.