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🎤 JOYO 5.8GHz Wireless XLR Microphone System - 4 Channel Dynamic Microphone Transmitter and Receiver for Audio Mixer, PA System, DSLR Camera (MW-1) Review

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Details

BrandJOYO
Connector TypeXLR Connector
Connectivity TechnologyXLR
Power SourceBattery Powered
Number of Batteries2 Lithium Polymer batteries required. (included)
Signal-to-Noise Ratio105 dB
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Description of 🎤 JOYO 5.8GHz Wireless XLR Microphone System - 4 Channel Dynamic Microphone Transmitter and Receiver for Audio Mixer, PA System, DSLR Camera (MW-1)

5.8GHz Wireless Microphone Transmitter and Receiver - The 5.8GHz wireless frequency band, which has strong anti-interference ability, longer transmission distance and high stability, solid RF connection over a 100 feet range. (Affected by environmental factors). Stable Wireless Technology & Excellent Sound Quality - The wireless system has a latency of less than 5ms, 24bit Audio Resolution with Sampling Frequency of 48K. It can transmit clear and fidelity sound signals without bad noise and delay. The Convenience Can't be Understated - Built-in rechargeable lithium battery, battery life is a decent 3.5-5 hours (It depends on what you use it for), and you can charge both the receiver and transmitter at the same time.It's compact and portable, let you get rid of XLR cables forever and make your professional microphones wireless. Super Easy to Use and Efficient - Small and delicate, no complicated settings, plug and play design is convenient to use. You would find that the wireless mic system works very well for you and your setup from the moment you begin to use it!. Versatile Audio Device - JOYO wireless microphones system broadcasts on 4 channels at the same time and is suitable for live interviews and gigs, home studio, etc. It can be used with any dynamic/harmonic microphone or audio Mixer, PA system, DSLR camera and more.

Reviews

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Revainrating 2 out of 5

Stopped working after a few months

At 15ft up with furniture in between they worked great at first and I was able to ignore interference from radio transmissions. After a few months the sound started dropping just 30cm away with no objects in between, and no sound when I turn my back on it :(

Pros
  • Very good value for money
Cons
  • Functionality

Revainrating 3 out of 5

Beware of white background noise!

Pretty good alternative to the xvive or nu-x version. But be careful, this is white noise and gets louder as you increase the gain on the mixer. You won't notice when you're talking or singing or when a bunch of people are talking. It would be perfect if it wasn't for that.

Pros
  • Ideal for outdoor activities
Cons
  • Difficult to say

Revainrating 5 out of 5

I will buy another set, easy to use

I tested them by plugging the transmitter into my mixer, mixing XLR and plugging the receiver into my powered speaker. The sound was good and I only tried them for 1 hour and 15 minutes. . (I'll see how long they last on battery next time.) Also left the charging cable plugged in and they worked. So far, so good. I also used them with a microphone and yes everything worked fine.

Pros
  • Confident
Cons
  • Frequency

Revainrating 5 out of 5

No more cables! on microphones

When I told our band's lead singer that I have a wireless microphone system, he was over the moon and excited to step out of the crowd during a concert. The product looks great, it was well packaged and looks very nice and cool. I like the metallic and black design. It also feels very solid. Its use is very simple, as is recharging, which is done through the handy USB cable included in the kit.

Pros
  • Free for educational purposes
Cons
  • Not sure

Revainrating 5 out of 5

works 3 to 4 at the same time. You need to run sets on different channels.

I use 4 of these at the same time for funerals at my church along with 8 wireless mics at the same time, I can tell a difference in sound over wired mics, albeit negligible Looking for a way to connect to a wireless network in less than 125 feet distance, buy them and they are affordable and good quality. The battery life is 5 hours of continuous use. When not in use, you can turn off and extend the run time if needed

Pros
  • Hands-free
Cons
  • Very expensive

Revainrating 3 out of 5

Not free from interference

I was very excited to try this - cranked up my Discord to try it out quickly and noticed my WiFi was dropping. Upon further testing, the operation of this system almost completely blocked/jammed my Google WiFi's frequency. (Bandwidth dab approx. 500 Mbps -> 1 or 2 Mbps). If you're just concerned about sound transmission then you might be fine, but be careful! I figured I would be smart and not run XLR cables everywhere, but that doesn't apply to my use case.

Pros
  • Top marks for support and durability from testers
Cons
  • Not as thick as other options

Revainrating 2 out of 5

Great concept, not very good execution

I had high hopes for them. The idea of a two piece wireless XLR is great, but I'm not sure it will ever replace cables. They work, but expect lots of crappy audio and high hiss if you want to go to the DI block -> Transmitter -> Receiver -> Mixer. If you simply want to transform your SM58, get ready to compensate by boosting your mixer (with noise). I have several 5.8GHz wireless guitar gems and they work great. I'm not sure why the technology isn't translated to them. Battery life is…

Pros
  • Lots of positive emotions
Cons
  • No execution