XTUGA CM280 UHF 8 Channel Professional Gooseneck Microphone System Conference Mics Fixed Frequency Super-Low Background Noise for Large conferences(Frequency A)

They work well in a conference room. I connected the mixer to a computer via a USB to 1/4 guitar cable. Then all mics worked in my zoom calls. Each mic can be muted when not in use.

Initially purchased as a backup system for our church. However, I found the sound to be better than the church system so it is now the primary for Zoom and Facebook live broadcasts. Quick and easy to set up in the ultra high frequency has amazing range. I didn't run into any problems, whatsoever. For the price how can you beat it?

The components themselves have a nice solid feel to them, and the microphones seem to all work fine. I had to buy a n adapter cord (USB Male to 6.35mm 1/4 Inch TS Mono Jack Connector Cord Guitar Base to PC USB Recording Connection Cable Adapter) to connect the system to my computer for use with Zoom, but at least on its first use, everything seemed to work great. If it continues to work well, I will be very pleased with this product.

I bought this for a meeting room to hook to an amp and speakers so everyone in the room can hear. I originally mounted the microphone receiver at the back of the room 20 feet from the microphones. The static was unbearable and it was unusable. I then moved the receiver to the conference table with the microphones. It still has some static, just not as bad. The microphone receiver is no more than 8 feet away from the furthest microphone and there is still static and it’s very annoying. The system is totally unusable. Tech support wasn't any help to solve the problem. After explaining how these are completely useless for us, they offered me a $10 refund. Ridiculous. I’m not happy at all with it.

My original review was wrong. We found out the crackling was due to a bad wire to the speaker. These mics are very good!Original review: Two microphones are crackling very loudly whenever their used. We have tried everything from fresh batteries to ensuring the connection is tight. Still Crackles! It's awful!

Nice and fast

So, I have to say, this product is pretty cool. Considering the price point, it works great. You need to buy a mixer with a USB hookup and a quarter-inch cable to attach it to your computer, but it's a great, affordable piece of technology. It's very user-friendly - just plug and play.My three star review is because on my first time using it, I discovered that one of the microphones didn't work. I get the impression from how it was packaged, that someone knew that when they put it in the box. The sponge tip to the microphone was off and just sitting in the box where all the other microphones had the spongy part affixed to the end. For the life of me, I can't figure out how to get any customer service on this issue.Not a big enough problem to go through the hassle of trying to return the whole product, but pretty annoying to have one microphone not work. 3-stars instead of 1-star because it really is a good product.

Had a last-minute request for a wireless conferencing microphone system for a 60x60 meeting room. Took a gamble and bought this item. Setup was very simple and the audio quality was surprisingly very good for a system that costs only $269. As an added bonus, we discovered the microphones have a cardioid pickup pattern to reduce background noise.Using a USB audio adapter into a PC with the mix-output, this system integrated very nicely into a Microsoft Teams client.Only gripe is the microphones do not have a true battery indicator as the displays on the microphones are just backlit images of displays - so it's hard to tell when we need to replace the batteries until its too late.