LEKATO 5.8GHz XLR Wireless Microphone Transmitter Receiver,XLR Microphone System Plug-on Rechargeable Mic Set for Dynamic Microphones, Audio Mixer, DSLR Camera, PA System

I tested this system both in my home studio and during a live performance last night, and it exceeded expectations. The transmitter pairs flawlessly with a Shure SM58, powering on effortlessly and establishing an instant connection. Compact enough to slip into a pocket, it attaches securely to the microphone without fuss. The range is impressive: I placed the receiver on the mic cable at stage left and, even at a distance of roughly 10 metres, experienced zero signal dropout. For context, I perform in a black metal band, alternating between piercing shrieks, deep guttural growls, and clean harmonies—the system handled every nuance without latency. Battery life is equally commendable. It remained active throughout sound check and our hour-long set, with ample charge left for upcoming rehearsals. Longevity over repeated charge cycles remains to be seen, but it’s certainly a factor worth monitoring. Overall, this is an outstanding piece of kit—great value for money—and it allows me to keep using my preferred microphone without investing in a dedicated wireless model.

These are seriously great pieces of kit. Tested up to 35 mtrs with no issues. I have no idea of their range. I already own two quality radio mic systems but bought this item for rehearsals to save time setting up and messing around with wires. From plugging these in to sound checking is measured in seconds once the rest of my gear is set up, I have to say that the response through my mics are equal in quality and volume, Easily does a full gig with no dropout. This has now taken the place of my regular radio mic set up as a permanent feature.

I'm a singer, and I front 3 Heavy Metal Bands. I've used these XLR's at multiple gigs now, and I've slowly become a sound engineer's best friend. Every single one gave me a typical, reticent look upon learning that I use wireless XLR's, however, the 5.8ghz bandwidth its special because it sits above all the other signals, common to public areas (Wifi and so on in the 2 - 4ghz range). My latest gig was in a 500 capacity club, and these not only kept their charge, but I had absolutely no drop-out, and every frequency was transmitted with no white noise, over a fair distance to the front of house desk. They were actually better than the XLR Cable the other bands used for the gig, which itself was in great nick. All in all, an absolute steal for the price, highly recommend. My only gripe, and this is me being particularly critical, is that the receiver seems to have trouble switching itself off once disconnected, and the transmitter can take a few seconds to come on when activated, but in all honesty, it's probably something I'm doing wrong. 11/10, would buy again

This Lekato product is my first venture into replacing cable with wireless transmission. Comes very well packaged with straightforward and understandable guide sheet. Set up was very straightforward; just switched both transmitter and receiver on and they were paired ready to use. I am using the Lekato product with a Shure cabled head mic and the sound quality remains very good, no different from being cabled in. Downsides? One little niggle is that when switching the units on you need to be careful to avoid pressing the channel selector button which is 180° opposite the on/off button. The units are also on the chunky side so if you were using more than one unit, say into mic ports on a mixer that are close together, you may need to use every other port rather than adjacent ones. On the whole, very pleased with the quality and performance of this product so far. I would buy it again if in the market for another wireless set up.

These are excellent, they work perfectly with no loss of sound quality. Range between transmitter and receiver is very good, even got them to work in a separate room when trying them out at home, with two brick walls between the transmitter & receiver. I've used them for two 1hr gigs and one 2 hr rehearsal and they are still showing only 1/4 battery used. We also use Lekato wireless guitar systems and have experienced no problems with interference or any sort of conflict. I'm very impressed and that's without the obvious advantage of reducing the number of cables. BUT..... I bought four sets for our band and unfortunately they don't fit next to each other on our mixing desk. Luckily we have found that we can space them out and plug the guitar receivers in between them, so no problem for us. This might be a problem for others with different or smaller equipment though, so worth thinking about before you buy. But all in all a great piece of kit at a very reasonable price.

I never leave reviews but feel compelled to do one in this case. I am a gigging solo acoustic/vocalist. I bought these out of curiosity because I didn’t want to spend silly money on Sennheiser equivalent. I am a self confessed addict when it comes to buying music equipment and lots of it is ends up as shelf-ware These little gadgets are simply incredible and probably best bang for my buck that I’ve purchased in a long long time. There’s so many use cases I can put these to use - using it for a wedge when I don’t want to run long cable lengths, wireless microphone, running from DI box so that I can make my stage setup truly wireless. There’s lots of applications. I haven’t noticed any major difference in sound quality v/s using a cable but maybe one small difference is that the output gain of microphone is slightly lower with wireless (almost indiscernible - nothing can’t be solved on the mixer). The battery gets me probs 4 or 5 hours of solid use. They are solidly built and they look very professional. I haven’t really experienced anything but good things so far, I bloody love them. It’s just a super product and I’m going to buy 2 more if I can manage to hide the purchases from my wife!!

Fabulous bit of kit. Hesitated for a while but wish I'd bought this sooner. Easy to use, I mean really easy to use. Done a couple of gigs and worked really well. Good solid sound, battery life all I needed, no drop out with other wireless mics in use. Robust and solid quality, either hand held or on a mic stand, really useful in a studio too. Don't go for anything cheaper, this is worth the money, you could spend more,of course, but this is great for the price.

Have been using these for about a month and they work well. I haven't tried running a number of these on one desk, but I think you are supposed to be able to have 4 systems at once. Pros: 1. Very easy to use, the pair without problems. 2. Unlike wireless mic systems, there is no bulky transmitter box wired into the mains, and you are not constantly purchasing AA batteries. 3. Easy to store and can charge both transmitter and receiver at same time on any USB. 4. Great price compared to competition. 5. Build quality seems very good, they don't look or feel cheap. Cons: 1. The gain is low, so have to have my gain knob on the desk at max to get similar levels to wired mics. 2. They do add a bit of extra weight if you're holding the mic. 3. The quality of the audio is not a good as a wired mic but acceptable if you're not too critical. 4. The noise floor is higher because of the gain problem.