Ultimate Performance Unleashed: Behringer ULM302MIC Wireless Microphone System Review

The sound is normal, I think it's perfect for karaoke or public speaking. Better than wireless microphones in a similar price range.

If I could give a 0 star rating I would. I bought this microphone system because I knew it was rarely used. Less than 2 hours per week. And here we are in April (4 months after purchase) and not a single microphone turns on. It's not the worst, the system comes with a 3 year manufacturer's warranty but no one from the company will respond to emails, inquiries, phone calls or voicemails. Will definitely not buy anything from Behringer again.

I'm using a Behringer XR18 and a separate 2.4GHz router for it. They worked great at home, but I took them over at the first gig - they were totally, utterly useless. Between club WiFi router, my WiFi router - I even had a mic within 5 feet of the receiver and it was still muted to the point of being ridiculous. Unfortunately; I had to send these back. I ended up buying a Shure 58 wireless system with two mics and now they have worked flawlessly at several concerts.

We bought this unit for quick and easy set up at one off events and it met our needs. All you have to do is plug the receiver into a power source and connect 2 XLR cables and you can be up and running in less than 5 minutes. The wireless microphones are loud and clear, with good signal at close range (up to 30 feet) and no interference. Batteries last several hours and we always use fresh batteries. This isn't the kind of mic you'll take into a crowd or use in the back of a crowded place. For…

Trying this microphone system again. Usually, although cheap, Behringer still offers a lot of straps per dollar. I found them unsuitable for my DJ/karaoke service. I like the idea of powering two mics from a smaller receiver, but it's not quite done yet. The build quality also looks cheap. My main issue was that when using both mics at the same time, there was interference and an audible noise. It's just not acceptable. When running any of them, the sound quality was good and usable. Just not…

Having sold a wide variety of audio visual equipment over the years I was looking for a set of two wireless microphones under $300. Behringer has a solid reputation for professional equipment, so I tried this system and was very happy with the results. When I built a system using a Behringer 802 analog mixer with USB recording output and a ZVox 203 Accuvoice speaker, I was delighted with the results, creating a very portable and cost-effective setup for an audience of 35-50 people. I was very…