Bietrun Wireless Microphone Headset, UHF Wireless Headset Mic System, 160ft Range,1/8'' and 1/4'' Plug, for Speakers, Voice Amplifier, PA System(Not Supported AUX/iOS)

This is the second of these wireless headphone mics I've tried. I play guitar and sing and usually use a mic on a stand which is a pain to haul around. The first one I got was no good for singing as it cut out the low and high frequencies. It was nice in that it did not feed back at all but useless for real singing. This one is much better though it does have a tendency to feedback. That is something I can control though. Do not expect perfection for this price, but it is acceptable for practice. It helps me hear my own voice while singing. Obviously I don't NEED a mic to hear myself but it gives me a better idea of what I sound like to others. Being free to move around helps a lot too. It is well worth trying just to see how it frees you up from mic stands. I'm now considering a much heavuer investment on a headset mic. to get a higher quality. But like I said, this is great for practice.

I am a full time teacher and I DJ on the side. I have a PA in my classroom that I plugged two of these into through a mixer. I share my classroom with another teacher so I bought 2 of the headset units. I own Shure and AKG wireless mics for DJing and have found you get what you pay for generally so I was skeptical about a mic that was priced so low, but figured I didn't have much to lose. We have used these for for about 100 school days so far and they produce clear audio that rarely drops out. The furthest I get regularly in my class is maybe 40' from the receiver and I only remember one time it cut out for a split second. I don't know if I'd use them for paid gigs where sound needs to be perfect, like a wedding or important speeches, but I might, and for my application, I am completely blown away that you get a headset mic, transmitter and receiver that functions fantastically. We use them both for about 5-6 hours a day, and the battery seems to hold up well, we charge the headsets every night and usually charge the receivers as they are plugged into my mixer while using them. The only thing I struggled with was using two simultaneously, but as long as you follow the directions pairing them on different channels works well. When using two headsets, the channels can get mixed up when you turn the headsets off and on, but I found all you have to do it turn both the mic and receiver off, first turn on the headset, second switch on the receiver, and they sync up every time. Very impressed for the price! Don't the inexpensive cost discourage you, this is a great value!

Nice for teaching my strength class but sometimes falls off. Otherwise it’s nice and loud and works great. Very light in weight and can reach a range of ppl across a medium to large size room. Small and light on your head.

Extremely lightweight. Very low cost compared to others. Volume control easy to use but I didn't notice much difference in the first 3 clicks, however the 4th click increased the volume significantly. Overall volume and sound are great. Battery lasted almost as long as suggested and probably would but I didn't want to wait until it ran out and be cut off mid performance. Compared to another I have used, there is no squelch control, only simple volvume up or down so I was concerned that I may not be able to adjust to avoid feedback near speakers, however it was no problem with this mic. I could walk in front of speakers with no effect, until I got about 12 inches from the speaker, then got feedback but WOW! Can't believe how good these mics are and the price is great. I also tried it in several different dance halls and in one large hall where the receiver was up on a high stage and not in direct view, I thought the transmission may be difficult but there was no drop out and it worked a treat. Similarly when I walked out of the room and the doors closed behind me, although I was not very far from the receiver, I was out of view and behind closed doors and it still worked perfectly. I know they will eventually require replacement when the battery will no longer charge, so it's a shame to know that the whole thing will become useless and non maintainable as I detest the throw away society we live in but with 2 or 3 charges per week I reckon mine will last 3 years or more. Being lightweight to wear and carry to gigs, easy to set up (simply plug in and go), quality sound and long battery life, I no longer use my £300 wireless mic, instead I use this cheap but brilliant little alternative. Can't speak highly enough of it. Beware of other models that I tried before I found this one, which look the same and are about the same price but the sound is not comparable and they are not as easy to use. I sent them back and got this one after a friend recommended it. I had to order it from the amazon.com (USA) and have it delivered to the UK but it was completely worth it!! I have since ordered one for my partner and will replace them when the batteries die. I hope they are still available then!!

I bought one of these and so did a friend. His works okay, but mine didn't. The battery was charged, but I had to continue to move the mic around to try to get sound (with only a little success). I finally gave up on it and returned it. It seemed like a very low quality product to me.

I needed something that went with my voice amplifier. I don't have room to lug around some huge speaker and receiver. When I have to do a breakout session after a keynote there is usually no voice support so I use my voice amplifier but it had to go around my neck. It gets heavy after a while and a giant box around one's neck is not something that makes an outfit. I wanted a wireless headset that worked with my amplifier while the speaker sat on a table. This is amazing and I love it. I know it's not beige but then beige would only go with my skin color and maybe not someone else's. It worked when I tested the headset 20 feet from the speaker. Although I don't use it that way my husband was curious. The headset is comfortable and easy to put together if you read the directions. I'm careful to dismantle it without wearing down the parts and I store it flat because I need to pack it often in an overnight bag. I just wanted a headset that worked with my amplifier and all together they don't take up much space and it works like a charm. I had a 6-hour training and then a one-hour breakout next day. It lasted that whole time. The AV folks also tried plugging it into the main system and it did work but there was background noise and it worked fine and better as a solo system. I had to re-pair (not repair but pair with Bluetooth again) which meant holding down the plus button until the receiver (smaller plug-in device) blinked and I was good to go. The sound quality was far better than expected and it works for a room of 16-50 people. I didn't have it up all the way and had at least 2-3 notches to go for full volume. I also liked that the charger is split. So I can charge both the receiver and the headset with one charger that goes into one usb slot. That is very handy. I wear it along the back of my head. Easy to take on and off, too. I'm a brain tumor survivor and radiation damaged my vagal nerve which means I have Vocal Cord Paresis. Translation: Of my two vocal cords one of them flapped like a loose sail until I had surgery but it's still not as strong as it was and I need voice support so I don't strain the one I do have. This helps a ton.

I've bought this mix 5 times. I couldn't find something that met my outdoor yoga teaching needs better but I'm getting frustrated. The mics only last like 4 months before the sound starts to sound static and the amp connected gets wobbly. I think gonna have to start using handheld mics these just don't last like I need them too. I teach twice a week for an hour each time. They shouldn't be breaking like this

This is a great mic. It's clear and comfortable. I have been using a Shure wired mic with an XLR adapter and regular XLR cable. The XLR connectors are large heavy chunks of metal and a real pain. I have to clip it to my belt and route the wire down my back from the headset. The sound is great and it's better than having to mess with a mic stand and be stationary but the cable is annoying. I thought I'd try this low cost wireless one. I figured if it lacked a bit in sound it would still be a more convenient option for practice. It doesn't lack at all in sound. It sounds as good as the wired Shure and the headset on this one is more comfortable and compact. I charged it up, plugged the receiver into my amp, turned the receiver and headset on, and it was connected. Super easy. It took a few songs to get the mic positioned in a place by my mouth in a place where I can sing naturally and it doesn't pick up breathing from nose and lip noises. The best position has turned out to be at the corner of my mouth so it is not directly under my nose to get breathed on, and out about one inch. It is crystal clear and it disappears. Great mic for a presenter or singer. I'm blown away by what it delivers for the price. I paired it with a battery powered amp (mini PA) and a wireless guitar connector to be completely wireless. I recommend the whole setup to anyone looking to ditch annoying cables. Highly recommended. Amp / PA: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07S9D9JYN Guitar connector: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08GCCF2N8