Debra Audio Pro UHF 4 Channel Wireless Microphone System with Cordless Handheld Lavalier Headset Mics, Metal Receiver, Ideal for Karaoke Church Party (with 4 Handheld (B))

real food no noise good signal, very happy with it

Works perfect for my needs!!I thought they forgot the antennas but theyWe’re underneath the microphones!!Nice quality

There's no disputing these are very basic and very cheaply made. But cut to the chase......we all want a mic to work with sufficient gain to be low-noise, that is to say 'usable'. These do. I bought them in a pinch, not having the requisite dollars to replace the failed "Better Brand", but honestly, these will stay in the rack for as long as they live. I'll never produce an $800/seat rock show, but for weddings and the like in various places, these really are more than sufficient. Battery life is as good as the 'Better" when running 3500mWh rechargeables.

They work well, no problems yet, the battery packs are a little shoddy, but the mics work very well and are easy to use. They look a bit rough, but the microphones are decent quality, if a little bit noisy

So this is a low cost product but it packs a high end performance. Pros-I just took out of the box and it worked. It has a good range. I do like the iso/mixed outputs. The sound quality works great for presentations(not a singers performance mic). Over all a great product. Cons… built feels cheap, plastic could break with drops or misuse. The provided mics are not vocal sound quality(thin&needs processing). No battery, clipping indicator. Overall if you’re using for a conference room, workout, church,etc.. this system will work great!

Exactly what I needed for a small P.A. system!

First time I tried to use this product, the mic packs would not stay connected to the receiver. Brand new batteries, mic pack and antenna exposed (not covered by clothing or in a pocket). Speaker no more than 20 feet from the receiver. The connection indicator lights on the receiver kept flickering off and on and the mic would cut out in tandem showing that the connection was indeed dropping constantly for no good reason.Even worse - the seller: Yin ProAudioI figured maybe it's a faulty receiver or just a bad couple of mic packs. Instead of requesting a refund, I asked for a replacement first. At first everything seemed great. Amazon gave me my return label, and an order for a replacement was placed immediately. BUT the seller put my order on hold for "inventory issues." Even though they have never shown as Out of Stock on the product page for selling more of them. I thought, well, maybe they need to see that the return item was shipped. But it's been almost a month since I shipped the return item. No communication from the seller, and my order is still on hold. I am trying to figure out how to cancel my replacement order and get a refund. But that isn't really clear since the replacement order is for $0.00.But all in all, there was no good here. I got a faulty product, and the seller is terrible.

Work flawlessly at our church. Frequency range 💯. Price is actually really good. Works like the brand name receivers