Sound is good, I am not a vocalist so talking time is limited. As with most lapel mics, feedback is an issue. You have to turn up the gain to get sound, but you must be careful as feedback will creep in.

I have also used this to make my active speakers wireless. Seems to put the full range through. Sounds great. I wish the body pack had a volume control that could easily be changed. You have to open the cover and adjust with small screw driver.

Up and running in 2 minutes. Super easy, can't imagine any mic like this being hard to use.

Base unit has an odd coating, like a non slip surface. I like it. The only problem I have is the windscreen from the mic comes off all the time. I always seem to be looking for it. I might get some glue and glue it on.

This is the first lapel mic I I have owned. But not the first wireless mic I have had. Range on this device is incredible. I walked about 490 feet from the base unit (almost but not quite line of site) and it still worked. For the price, it gives you quite a bit. I wouldn't hesitate to buy this brand and model again, but I think I will opt for the headset version.

I will be purchasing another one of these, although it may be the headset version (same thing just different mic portion.)

DJ

All

Sounds very good, no complaint here.

It could certainly have more features, but it seems to have good features for the price point

The interface is intuitive, if you work with it regularly, switches point toward the mic, you will be transmitting, however, I think there has to be a better way, especially for those who are electronics challenged.

Here's where the issues begin, We purchased 2 of these for our sound system about a year ago, and the first thing we noted was that the mic wind barriers would fall off with virtually no reason... Oh well, they're really not that necessary on lavalier mics anyway. However, recently, we have been having problems with getting the mics to transmit, speakers randomly drop out, it seems to be a transmitter problem. One is doing it more than the other (which we had for backup, and when I took it out when the first failed, it wouldn't work at all, but with a little coaxing, it started to work), but we now have $200+ in mics which aren't dependable.

If it doesn't have longevity, it's not worth it to me.

I haven't sought support, is there such a thing after 1 year?

It's a lavalier mic, who cares what it looks like, as long as it doesn't look bad.

Hobbyist

classical, country