Review on 🎤 TONOR Wireless Microphone - Professional UHF Cordless Dynamic Mic for Karaoke, Meetings, Parties, and Weddings - 200ft Range (TW-820) by Rita Lenora

I've found the reviews helpful and informative, but "good value for money" doesn't give me the information I want to know. I've put together a review comparing Tonor microphones to the "industry standard" Sennheiser ew100. I have had a pair of Sennheiser ew100 handheld wireless mics and a bodypack transmitter for 15 years. This is an amazing mic that has never given me any problems and only 1 failed in over 2000 events. Microphones Tonor are not inferior to Sennheiser, but hold up well. Here's my breakdown. Clarity of sound: The clarity and purity of the output Sennheiser 10 - Thonor 8 Smoothness: How comfortable they sound in the ears Sennheiser 10 - Thonor 8 Distance A: For users who hold the microphone 2.5 cm from their mouth Sennheiser 10 - Thonor 9 Distance B : For users who hold the microphone under their chin. Sennheiser 8 - Tonor 4. Handling noise: This is the noise you hear when the performers hold the microphone. They also tend to weaken over time, so keep that in mind. Mackie, Soundcraft, A&H, everything will be fine. Use a different microphone for studio recordings. Sennheiser 0 - Tonor 2 (less is more) Battery Life: Uses 2 AA alkaline batteries. Easy 10 hours. Batteries can be used for multiple events. Just turn off the microphones when not in use. My only concern is that there is no battery indicator on the receiving device. The transmitter (wireless microphone) has a battery indicator. no popping or explosive white noise to wake the dead. It's the same with the recipient. Looking back, I will still use my Sennheiser for critical situations (live soloist, singer, wedding, guest speaker, etc.). Tonor mics were purchased for use in situations where I didn't want to risk damaging my Sennheisers by people who didn't know what they were doing (party guests, presenters, etc.). Can Tonor be used in critical situations? Yes. Just test them beforehand to make sure they work properly. I have come to the conclusion that these are very suitable microphones for events and groups. I bought 2 devices (4 mics) and they worked great. And best of all, if they ever get damaged, I can replace them easily and inexpensively. I contacted Thonor about body wraps and they told me they were in development. Much luck!