Review on 🎸 Xvive U2 Rechargeable 2.4GHz Wireless Guitar System - Ultimate Freedom for Electric Guitar, Bass, and Violin (Silver) by Mike Pedroza

So for comparison I have a Shure wireless system that I play with in my band and it sounds great, no hiss and great range. I use Xvibe for church choir and home practice; I cut the cord. Sound: sounds clear, transparent, doesn't drown out highs like a string. It works great on the low B on my 5 string. I think it sounds as good as my Shure. Range: Haven't tested it yet, but it went 20-30 feet with no issues. Hiss: I get some "computer" noise when playing in church, but it's not very noticeable and goes away when I move the transmitter. I can't hear anything when I'm playing either. Pairing: very easy and hassle-free. After the initial setup, it takes about one to two seconds to establish a connection. Battery Life: Approximately 5-6 hours, but no display other than blinking lights when battery is low (Note: Shure has a battery indicator). I would happily play a full gig as long as both tx and rx are fully charged. I was quite skeptical at first but would recommend getting this system if you don't have the axle box for a high end unit like the Shure or need a smaller system for rehearsal/coffee/chorus. You'll sacrifice a bit in terms of noise immunity, build quality (all plastic), and user feedback (battery life, channel, etc.). should have said that I would be fine