Review on Hotec Wireless System: Dual Headset Microphones/Lavalier Lapel Mics and Bodypack Transmitters with Mini Rechargeable Receiver - Ideal for Live Performances by Brett Islam

For a full review of this wireless microphone system, visit YouTube: Hotec H U25 17 point detailed review. It's long but very accurate. Advantages: • Long-distance communication. This is where this block really shines. There have been very few falls below 100 m (about 330 feet), although the claimed line-of-sight range is only 30 m, or about 100 feet. I've used much more expensive mics that couldn't do this! So I give it 10/10 here. This is the first time I've given a wireless microphone a 10! • Batteries with a short charging time (approx. 30 minutes); • Height and weight; Disadvantages: • Lack of adequate shielding, resulting in a lot of line noise. ;• Poor sound quality from headset mic and mediocre sound quality from lavalier mics;• Mono recording only. I would really like to see the company improve the quality of the microphones supplied and the shielding of microphones and transmitters. Overall, when used with lavalier mics, I find the sound reproduction quality to be adequate, especially for the price. Headset mics are a little disappointing. If you are interested in this product, I would advise you to buy two real lavalier microphones and connect them. Right now, the H-U25 is available for $70. You can get good quality lavalier mics for $20 a pair. So for $90 you can have a really good and reliable system IMO. My suggestion to the company will be this: to refuse microphones in headphones. I don't know of any serious streamer who would use them. Improve shielding and add better lav mics. Full Disclosure. Many companies ask me to do detailed reviews. There was no pressure on me to leave a positive or biased review. All my reviews are based on real test results.