HOTEC UHF Wireless Microphone System with Dual Lapel/Lavalier and Headset Microphones Over PA, Mixer, Speaker, Karaoke Machine for Church, Training, Classroom, Interview (H-K25)

La verdad es que doy clas, una disciplina cardio entonces este micrófono no es viable ya que en cada movimiento de cae. Es pesado.

Use el producto en ambientes semi-abierto y completamente abierto. La recepcion fue sin interrupciones o señales de ruido durante el tiempo de operacion. Muy satisfecho con su operacion y costo. El que los receptores de los microfonos sean recargables es un gran plus.

Cumplen con lo que prometen material de calidad media-alta, buena recepción práctico al ser recargable el receptor, la calidad de los cables es un poco baja pero se pueden cambiar para mejorar la conectividad a consolas

I've never heard of this brand before but because of time restraints I needed something fast for a project I was working. I purchased this system and to my surprise it worked better than I ever expected. Clarity was excellent and the fact that the receiver packs have rechargeable batteries build in is a winner. I would definitely recommend if you have a budget and need a powerful mic system that's great for live interviews and works for on set production this is a great product that doesn't hurt your pocketbook.

Very good product but life of battery very short

This mic system works great! The audio is crisp and clean and powerful enough that the headset mic can be placed to the side of the mouth so there is no popping, smacking or air noise. Have not tried the lapel mics. Very clean sound. Easy to program channels if needed, but it all worked perfectly out of the box. The body packs are small and light weight. The mic cables have a screw on connection to the body packs that locks the cable to the body pack. Body packs have a built in rechargeable battery.Pros: Very affordable, channel programmable, broadcasts a long distance, audio is amazingly clean, headsets pick up enough sound that the mics can be aligned to the side of the face so no popping or breathing noise, mic cables lock to body packs/transmitters, body packs are small and light weight, body packs are rechargeable so no need to buy batteries.Cons: Mic cables are somewhat cheap, but work fine, body packs have a cheap plastic and difficult to use belt or pocket clip, audio meters on base station do not represent the audio level and for the most part don't work correctly (but it doesn't matter because the sound is clean, no need to monitor meters), body packs recharge with a mini USB cable which is provided, however they do not provide a charger, so you need to use a phone charger or a USB port on a computer to charge.Overall, this is a lower end system, but you can't beat the audio quality and bang for the buck. If you don't have a big budget to by mics, this is a great system as long as you take care of it. We use it in a large church and it works great!

I purchased this unit for our NYSHSFCA Clinic in January. We didn't open it until the day before clinic to use it, February 28th. THe mic didn't work. You had to hold it up to your mouth. It didn't work on the lapel. We even took off the foam protector and it still didn't work. I went on line to return it and it pass the time to return. This is unacceptable if it doesn't work.

I purchased this wireless microphone system thinking it would perform like other inexpensive systems I had used previously. This product turned out to be much better. I have since purchased two more of these (total of 6 body packs and three dual receivers). I am very pleased with them and will probably buy more. If you need only one or two wireless lavalier or headset microphones you can't go wrong with these. They are very easy to set up and work great out of the box. The body pack transmitters are much smaller than most other systems I have used (2 inches x 2.5 inches x 0.5 inch thick) and weigh a mere 2.5 ounces (including the built-in rechargeable battery). They are quite rugged and have a nice color display that shows the transmitter frequency as well as the battery status. The 900 MHz frequency band these units use is free of interference from TV stations. Each body pack can be set to one of 32 different frequencies (the frequency set for each body pack is separate for a total of 64 frequencies). The digital transmission is crystal clear. You don't hear noise or interference - the digital transmission either works or doesn't work if you get the body pack too far from the receiver. I have used these in a 900 seat theater without problems. I am very happy with these, especially considering the price! If you buy two or more of these systems, please see the notes below.Notes regarding multiple systems:1 - As with all but the most expensive wireless systems you may experience what is called intermodulation interference when the body packs are located too close to the receivers. Usually this is not a problem if ALL the body packs are more than 10 feet from the receivers. Due to the digital transmission this interference will simply causes the receiver to mute rather than make whistling noises. Try changing the transmitter frequencies if this happens.2- The body packs are digitally encoded so that each body pack must be used only with the receiver it came with (even if the body pack and the receiver are set to the same frequency. This is only a minor annoyance, but it does prevent substituting one body pack for another in the unlikely event one should fail.

It worked very well and had a very reasonable price. Battery had a long life. With the lapel mic I was able to amplify my dobro guitar. Very easy to use.

High quality, work well, charge lasts over an hour

What I like:1- Price2- Size and Clip. Small and sturdy metal.3- Rechargeable lasts a good 5-6 hours on 1 charge!4- Not too noisy.5- Fits well and stays on.6- Pairing is instant and fast enough to press the power button on the battery pack and turn it off between songs and re-join instantly, helps extend the charge.What could be better:1- Sound quality needs some EQ-ing, but fine if you know how to use an EQ. I drop frequencies around 1.5K and leave the rest pretty much flat and low cut below 80 hz. Good enough for how bad I sing!