Moukey MwmU-1 Wireless Microphone - Dual Handheld Dynamic Karaoke Mic, 260 Channels, Anti-Interference, 262ft Range, UHF, Ideal for Karaoke, Voice Amplification, PA Systems, DJ, Church Review

The first two things that struck me about this wireless mic system were the ease of setup and the mic range. Took the mic and base unit out of the box, hooked it up to the combo speaker and was able to use the mics straight away. The system gives you the option of using lithium batteries for the microphones (after charging) or microphones with AA batteries. Even more impressive is the range of the device. I could speak into the mic half a block away and I could still clearly hear the mic in the

Updated: After 7 months both mics started cutting out very often to the point of being unusable. I have contacted support several times but have not received a reply. I have bought products from this company before as they tend to offer good quality at low prices but at this point it seems they have given up on quality and customer service. This is a good wireless system, especially for the price. I got it for some gigs at my school where wireless comes in handy. But since the school is closed…

Very good budget option for a wireless microphone. First, I don't experience any glitches with it. It worked flawlessly right out of the box, I've bought a few budget wireless mics in the past and they've all been prone to interference, but I've had no issues with this one. It's also nice to know that there are 32 possible channels to choose from in the event of interference. The frequencies are usually fixed for budget products. The range of the receiver is quite long, about 50 feet. Two…

I was trying to figure out how to install a microphone without spending a fortune. I didn't want to buy a karaoke machine and wanted to try some of the extra amps I have. After a little research on the internet I decided on this set. I'm not an audio engineer and don't know much about microphones and speakers. I was just looking for something to prank my family while making music. What I really like about this setup is that it uses a 1/4" connector. It's the same as guitars and electronic drum…

That's good... To be honest I'm not sure what to expect. I'm actually a professional singer, so I'm used to a different kind of mic in big halls (and I'm not saying that to sound arrogant or anything, just saying my experience with mics, which is more related to home use karaoke or presentations in a small room.) I certainly didn't run out of the house when I tried them out...in fact, I cranked up the volume on both the receiver and speakers. which I connected it to... BUT... maybe it's the…