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Brought this unit into our arsenal for use with mainly guest musicians. We are an amp-less stage and have no monitors. We are completely in ear band wide. We still like to have guests on stage sometimes and this will allow us to do that for a couple songs. All we need for the guest is buds or cans. Guitarist tested it last night for entire set and loved it. Had plenty of juice to power Westone UM30 pros.

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I just purchased these Xvive U4 wireless in-ear and they work perfectly. I used them for the very first time at my church and they worked great. Very happy with the product. This device didn't drop out considering we have all wireless microphones and I haven't had any problems of these in ears going out. Battery lasted me for over 5 hours with a full charge. I plan on order another one. It came with a Sure in ear isolated headphones but I used a different in ear headphones and I was blown away.

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Bought this baby with a little bit of concern. I had read a few negative reviews but I decided to take a chance and boy I’m glad I did. Great clean sound, feels robust, both pieces. One person complained that this unit interferes with all their other wireless including the xair 18 mixer which I run. I have had no issues. Specs say 90 feet of reception but I walked 300 ft at an outdoor gig and it was still working until I entered a building. I purchased the westone um20 pro ear buds for this unit and they rock. They have plenty of lows and they are crystal clear. No complaints here! Highly recommend if there are 3 or less people using these on the same stage.

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I play in a couple of garage bands and we have garbage monitors. I am not a good singer so it's imperative I hear myself well to even attempt to add any vocal value! I had been using a Galaxy Audio monitor on a mic stand and it was a pain. When I saw the U4 on sale I figured I would give IEM a go and see how that worked. From a signal perspective I have had no dropouts and am able to hear myself clearly even with a budget set of Shure IEM buds. The rest of the band uses U2's for their instruments and I haven't had any issues with interference. I did see reviews elsewhere of people having signal issues etc. so I did quite a bit of research before I made the purchase. I would suggest checking out Steve Sterlacci and Perfecto De Castro's real world use videos of these. They offer a lot of good suggestions for overcoming some of the common issues. I'm still not convinced IEM is the way to go for me, but I'm happy with my purchase of the U4 system.

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I have used this In-ear monitor system for 3 gigs so far and it has worked very well. It has a clear sound and no dropouts. Give this unit a try.

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I am new to IEM's but have been playing in a tribute band for the last 15 years 40- 50 shows per year. Tried the cheap Shure IEM's way back and one in the band liked them. Getting a bit older in my age we are trying to lighten the load and have decided to go all IEM for drummer, rhythm, bass and direct backline eliminating amps/heads. It has been a whole new revelation for us and the sound guys love it because now they control the entire sound and don't have to compete with players that want to crank the heck out of their amps. I have learned you really need to have good quality gear and this little guy steps up to the plate. I bought the MEE Audio MX2 Pro and had custom tips made. I was initially using a Behringer P2 wired with Shure SE-215CL buds with triple flanged sleeves (suggested for best isolation). I used Sennheiser G4 unit last night (PA guy had them) and A/B'd with the Xvive and really could tell no difference. Only issue with Xvive is 2.4GHz and can interfere. I keep it next to my wireless bass pedal (Shure GLDX) and I have no static, I did try it on other side of stage once and had a little interference of and on. Battery life is excellent, units are small and well made all metal solid knobs. Give it try! I didn't rate support because I have not needed any.

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Purchased this system in late 2020 to have a way to practice quietly without cables everywhere. Noticed from the start that the sound fidelity is average and crackly (using Shure SE425 and Phil Jones Bass headphones) and that it is super sensitive to interference. Thought it was ok if overpriced for home use.Two weeks ago it started dropping out several times a minute - it's now unusable. And being just out of warranty no support from Xvive and apparently no repair options. I will not be purchasing their gear again. For not heaps more you can get a professional rack-mount wireless system - I'll be doing that in the future.