JOYO Wireless in Ear Monitor System 2.4G Wireless IEM System with Transmitter Clip on Receiver Automatic Pairing in-Ear Monitoring for Studio,Guitar,DJ,Live Performance (JW-07)

The guitar wireless unit has worked flawlessly for the last few gigs I've done, 2-3 hour gigs. No discernable noise, no RF interference and easily recharged. It' would be better if it was not a rigid piece, BUT for the $ point it, ok. I had a more pricy unit made by NUX that died because it would not connect to each other. This MUCH less expansive unit works Great. The wireless headset, which does NOT come with ear buds, does not make it loud enough for my old rockers tinnitus.

I used a cheaper model for about six shows and had noticeable delay with a little distortion. However, this Joyo wireless in-ear system is clear, no delay, and instant setup.

Great beginner IEM. Ideal for solo artist but I notice it create noise if you are using two simultaneously. Great price for the results achievable for solo artist.

I ordered because the price was too good to pass, but was cautiously optimistic based on reviews. When I received the JOYO in-ear monitor system, I was initially pleased with performance. Noise level was lower than what reviews described and overall sound reproduction was acceptable. Then, I stood up and took a couple of steps. Reception sputtered. The signal from the transmitter and / or components of receiver are weak and any movement caused the signal to drop out. I was literally less than 5-feet from transmitter! If something is too good to be true, it probably isn’t. I returned these after a few more attempts.

I got these just to try them out for practice to lessen the wire tangling; in that they’re great, very easy to use, and the battery life is fairly good. I’ve gotten 4-6 hour practice sessions out of them however; they do slightly struggle with interfering frequencies and I’ve had many choppy connections but I will say no actual drop outs with the signal connection. My main gripe with these interestingly enough is that this pack seemed to run a hot signal, where even at low volumes it sounded like I was clipping. All in all If you’re looking for something like a tiny IEM system I’d save a little more money and probably choose another product to get this specific job done. when this system works it’s a great practice tool but in my month of use it’s failed to do that consistently.

Got this little setup to use with my local band in the Huntsville, AL area. Works great if there's a 1/4" monitor output, but if we have sound provided, they'll almost always give an XLR feed, and this system won't work with that. Overall, clean sound, plenty of battery life; no complaints at all other than it being an unbalanced 1/4", and I knew that from the start, so it's not a complaint.

As a couch potato home musician, - I no longer need or search for a new system. This one fits all my bullet points: - not expensive - low latency, i cannot even hear or feel it. - light and easily carried or left on the guitar till the next time. - push the button to play. - good quality. Got two JOYO's, one for monitoring, another for the guitar itself and that's it. I'm fully packed for my fun.

As a band iem, this unit is only decent in hearing vox. Bass is terrible. Crackling and cut outs galore. Can't use more than a couple at a time because of interference. Pretty junky overall.