Pyle Dual Channel Microphone System-VHF Fixed Dual Frequency Wireless Set with 2 Handheld Dynamic Transmitter Mics, Receiver Base-for PA, Karaoke, Dj Party (PDWM2135) , Black

First off, let me say that the unit is easy to setup and works perfectly out of the box. If I were going to improve anything it would be the length of the cords. That said, the microphones work perfectly and do not create any disturbance with any of my other electronic equipment. My granddaughters spent hours trying to out Taylor Swift each other.There was a minor hiccup in trying to redeem the free microphone offer included in the box, but the excellent support at Pyle got it sorted and I now have my free gift.Great product at a great price with great support, what more could you ask for?

I needed some cordless Microphones for Karaoke and took a chance on these because the PYLE brand is pretty good. When I tried them right out of the box I was blown away that they just connected and worked with no setup! They plugged right into my Pro System and also a cheap standalone karaoke speaker system and they worked great and sounded really good! Save your money if you don't need a pro setup.. these will work great for home use and each mic has its own volume control.. Great value.. just ordered another set.. They use the VHF radio band not the UHF so they will have better range and less interference.

Overall, we love it so far. Great price. Hooked it up yesterday and gave a good go last night on some karaoke...it works and sounds great. The mics are very light weight. We have no complaints so far. One mic did cut out for a millisecond (frequency drop or interference), but that's been it. My only slight complaint is the product was shipped already opened so I'm assuming we were sent a returned product. Not a huge deal to me as long as it works fine, but why not put another piece of Pyle tape on the box, which would give me piece of mind that it's been checked out and is good-to-go. Or, just don't put Pyle tape on the box at all.

Very sensitive mics. I recommend using with a mic stand if possible but they work great with my system and set up was quick and easy. I had to use a di box to switch from 1/4inch to XLR for my PA but other than that everything just plugged right in and was ready to go. I’ve been using Pyle products for years. They’ve yet to let me down.

Hi folks, first of all I own a sound production company.I have many expensive microphones and wireless microphone systems. I have UHF based systems bluetooth-based systems. Standard XLR hardwire systems.I thought I would try this for some of the private parties we provide services for. However I always check equipment before I bring it out into the field.The reason why I got this was the simplicity for an average person to use. A person didn't have to connect things,you're not looking at frequency bands.The module itself was small enough to fit in one of my hard cases, I have different cases for different shows. I liked the size of the module and it seemed to be well built. I do not like the fact that the power supply is attached to the unit I would much prefer something you could unplug and store the power cable elsewhere along with the needed quarter inch cable to plug into a mixing board or amplifier.These microphones are about a quarter of the weight of a standard SM58. (Which is the industry standard for a microphones.) They were plastic, very cheaply made. One of the plastic bands was already cracked underneath the windscreen cover.They microphones were cutting out and losing signal at a whopping 15 ft. They advertise 165 ft....The sound quality was not not great at all!!I use expensive speakers with feedback systems or busters.The equipment I use can make pretty much any microphone sound good Even cheap ones with the exception of these... and omehow they still managed to feedback!!I'm not sure how that happened. I'm going to guess it would be the carteroid or the internal wiring was used with very cheap material.The switches are right in the middle of the microphone to someone that doesn't use a microphone it's very easy for you to turn them on and off while singing with your hand.They should be on the bottom where your hand doesn't make contact with the power switch or at least put in a more expensive power switch that won't move with a gentle nudge of your hand. Also the center setting for the switch is a mute all the way down is off.You can easily mute yourself in 2 seconds just holding the mic or turn it off.Now let's talk about the batteries. Also the battery life. 15 minutes on both mics.There's a red light that turns on with low battery at the top. I found out that in my living room setting about 15 ft away. Lights came on and approximately 15 minutes on both microphones.Granted I was using the batteries provided with the microphones, but the batteries themselves actually had a dent in one of them seriously...I didn't experience any latency! Of course they stop working and..They also look cheap.The volume control knobs on the main unit seems pretty well builtI have bought thousands and thousands of dollars worth of equipment from Amazon and music stores all over.This is actually the worst product I've ever used. Besides an Esteban guitar...Even if you're an amateur and you want to just have a party and have something to sing through do not buy this product. They need to remove the product from the market.I don't even leave reviews I've left maybe 20 reviews total in all my years on Amazon.This item was worthy enough to hopefully prevent anyone from buying this product. Get something nicer $100 min-150. range, a rack mount system is usually pretty good.I've even used other pyle products, some of them are okay but if that name's attached to something go ahead and spend the extra money.Sincerely your local sound guy.. (or any of us)I also found out I can't give it a zero star rating. Which disappoints me even more....

I don't know how that it has to working? Please guide me whit that wireless microphone I just got device without clearly guide method or actually this is not wireless microphone what I need I can return this if guide me how?

Excelente micrófonos, fácil de usar y proyectan muy bien los sonidos. Excelentes sin fallos

This Pyle PDWM2135 VHF Wireless Microphone System has turned out to be a real bargain for me. I don't know a lot about audio equipment, microphones or sound mixing, and I'm sure there are better quality, better sounding wireless mics out there, but for $30, I am pleased beyond words. I use these for my amateur karaoke setup and they have provided all the voice volume and quality I need without breaking the bank. Setup is clear and easy. They have been used up to 60 feet from the receiver with no problem. (I have not tested beyond that). I have only had them a couple of months, but the system has been used several times per week during that time -- usually by rather "tipsy" singers who have slobbered on them, dropped them and, once, even left one in a bathroom during a shower (moisture didn't hurt it). I'm impressed and will buy again when/if necessary -- unless I go pro. Ha!