🎤 Innopow 80-Channel Dual UHF Wireless Microphone System | Metal Cordless Mic Set | Long Distance Range 200-240Ft | 16 Hours Continuous Use for Family Party, Church, Karaoke Night | WM-333 Review

I have used Shure and Sennheiser wireless microphones for many years, I really like them and they have always worked well. However, I have to buy new ones every 2 years because I lose them. Earlier this year I bought a new $400 Sennheiser single and receiver and only used it twice when it went missing from a gig and couldn't be found. So frustrating and due to the high cost of wireless mics I've tried to stick with wired mics so they don't go missing or if they get lost the cost of replacing…

September 2018 update When I first bought these mics in March 2018, after 6 months of use I found that I still really like these mics and that after 2 times a week at my karaoke shows worked well. . My singers and I prefer our Intopow WM-333 mics over the Sound Town SWM20-U2HH 500MHz mic set I bought in July 2018 because the Innoow WM-333 mics are good weight and solid construction. Unfortunately, as I mentioned earlier, the WM-333 set used 600MHz frequencies, which was a serious problem and…

First of all I have a degree in audio engineering and have been DJing, radio and clubs/festivals for over 15 years. I've used the best systems and have had many wired/wireless mic setups. My experience with these mics consists of just two events and extensive testing at home before taking them on tour. I prefer these mics to my previous $400 Sennheiser XSW 2-835-A and current $300 Shire BLX24/PG58 for build quality, sound quality, features and reception. I would like to test a year after many…

This product has been used in a variety of ways since it shipped. In general, the design is pretty good. The frequency selection, especially in connection with systems from other manufacturers, seems to be very good. The microphone looks like the SM 58 which is the industry standard. In the sound comparison, the overall response is very similar to the SM58. This was done with a separate sine and pink noise generator feeding a full-range studio monitor. The microphones were placed 4 feet from…

This might be one of the best wireless mic sets money can buy. First, let me point out the cons: 1. Yes, a microphone's frequency response will be out of spec, so you can't use it, buy a second set and just use one of the others and still have one hell of a deal.2 . I can't find a way to turn them on when power is applied - which means you have to turn on power at the rack and then manually turn on each of these receivers (unless I'm missing something)3. They cannot be rack mounted without…