TONOR UHF Wireless Microphones System with Headset/Lavalier Lapel Mics, Bodypack Transmitter, Receiver, 2*15 Channels, 200ft Range for Live Singing Karaoke Church Party DJ PA Speaker Mixer Recording

Micrófonos que responden y no meten ruido. Tener hasta 20 canales hace que sea un sistema muy interesante.Tuve un problema con varias antenas y en 5 días me repusieron el equipo sin problemas. Un servicio post venta de 10, perfecto. Las baterías superan la duración anunciada y al sincronizar por 1ª vez ya quedan sincronizados y las siguientes veces se conectan al momento. La pantalla de el receptor es muy útil y confiable.En resumen, la relación calidad-precio insuperable; la calidad supera al precio.Enhorabuena por hacer un producto de calidad a un precio asequible.Gracias.

This UHF mic system has performed very well in terms of being easy to use, quiet and hassle free. I have experience with professional wireless systems and always add the disclaimer that this or that system works well in a given setting. I bought this system for use by presenters giving talks where they needed to move around. In this case, that was a large gallery. Be aware that even professional systems can be used in high RF environments and still have problems. In my setting, I have seen no issues with noise, clarity, distance (about 120’ away from mic to receiver). It gives good clean audio- EXCEPT for the Headset Microphones. After the first use, I immediately replaced the microphones with JK microphones ( ~ $30. Amazon) that were much superior. The new microphones were not prone to low frequency “popping” that can occur when the performer inadvertently breathes into the mic. I do not recommend the headset mics but the receiver and transmitters exceeded expectations.

Nada que envidiarle a los equipos de alto costo

Good sound quality and reception when it is operating. However, the body pack has a major design flaw not found in competitive products. Its "Set" frequency control button is located on the outside of the body pack and is subject engagement by the wearer when sitting, leaning or by any other bumping. In set mode the body pack does not transmit. Other competitors place this rarely used button behind a protective cover. Tonar has placed this button behind the battery cover on its hand held microphones but not on their body packs. If you purchase this product make sure the wearer never sits, leans, or bumps the transmitter otherwise you are in for an unexpected surprise.

Ho acquistato questo prodotto per la recita di Natale e sono rimasto completamente soddisfatto.Utilizzato poi in altre situazioni sia con gli archetti sia con i microfoni da pinzare sugli indumenti (ottima la presenza di entrambe le soluzioni nella fornitura) sia al chiuso sia in spazi aperti senza problemi.Facile da configurare ed utilizzare.

I’ve had this unit for about 2 months and I must say the quality sound is very good in fact it was just as good as my ew 100 sennheizer system, but I must say I have a good PA system. But for the cost you can’t beat it.

pour le prix c'est vraiment très bien

the product is effective and sound uniquely

i ordered this system for a wedding. In order to test it fully, I got it in a month prior to the event. Everything tested well. The units are solidly built, with a durable weight and feel. Controls are easy and intuitive. Headset and lavalier options are good to have. Unfortunately, on the day of the event, one of the microphones did not work. I'm pretty sure it was the transmitter, and probably a broken antenna, which is a concern in all wireless transmitters. While I was careful in our handling of the mic, my experience with other mics and the behavior of the system strongly indicated that this was the problem. Somewhere in the process I suspect one of our users inadvertently damaged the antenna. Luckily, we had access to another mic on the day of the event, so we were fine. When I went to return this item, I was dismayed to find that we had missed Amazon's return window by 1 day! I then reached out to the manufacturer (TONOR), fully expecting a protracted hassle. However, I was pleasantly surprised. They responded within a few hours. They apologized for my inconvenience, sent me a replacement system, and told me to keep the existing one!

I recently purchased the TONOR UHF Wireless Microphone System, and I’ve been thoroughly impressed with its performance and reliability. Whether you’re using it for live singing, church services, public speaking, or parties, this set gets the job done without breaking the bank.Setup was a breeze. The bodypack transmitters paired quickly with the receiver, and I appreciated having both headset and lavalier (lapel) mics included. It gives you the flexibility to choose what works best for your setup.The sound quality is clear, with minimal background noise or interference, even in a room with multiple wireless devices. With 2×15 selectable UHF channels, I haven’t had any issues with dropouts or cross-talk. The 200ft range is real—I was able to move freely during a presentation without losing signal.Build quality is solid, especially for the price. The clips and cables are durable, and the headset mic fits comfortably. The system also worked perfectly with my PA speaker and mixer via the standard 1/4” and XLR output.Pros:• Clear, stable audio with no noticeable lag• Dual mic setup (headset + lavalier)• Strong 200ft range and 30 selectable channels• Easy to set up and use• Great for karaoke, events, or professional useCons:• No included batteries (requires 4 AA)• Display screen is small and basicFinal Thoughts:If you’re looking for a budget-friendly, reliable wireless mic system, the TONOR UHF kit is a winner. It’s perfect for a wide range of uses, from karaoke nights to church services or mobile DJ gigs. I would absolutely recommend it to anyone who needs flexibility, mobility, and quality sound at a great price.

These work great. They are very sensitive and can be a long way from the receiver and still be crystal clear.

Works great. Better than expected, very reliable reception/transmission.

The range is a bit exaggerated I think, and the sound quality using the headset is not the best, but usable for the kind of announcements we bought it for. Don't expect Shure quality for this price.