Phenyx Pro Single Digital Wireless Microphone System, w/Mini Receiver, Bodypack Transmitter,15 Channels in 900MHz UHF Band, Headset/Lapel Microphone for Karaoke, Singer, Church, Wedding (PDP-1-1B)

good mic, good use so far......love that it charges and not have to take normal batteries

I have only used this once so far, but I love it. I like to go to an open mic regularly, but I hate to be tied to a stationary microphone. I had an inferior wireless option that bit the dust. I found this unit to be super easy to understand and put together. I love it because it is wireless. No need to worry about replacing batteries for the headset option. It worked wonderfully for me, and has great sound. This is a great option for one looking for mobile options while performing, and an affordable option!

Fantastic product for the price. Exceptional build quality and long battery life. I have been using this wireless microphone in a church setting at least once a week for the past 2 months mounted on my music stand to amplify my acoustic mandolin. Sound quality is great in that environment. Pros: Build quality, battery life, volume and sound quality, USB-C charging ports, battery level on transmitter, no interference, easy to read display. The microphone cable connection to the transmitter is perfect! Microphone is incredibly sensitive and picks up sound very well. (I only tested the clip-on mic and not the headset mic.) Cons: Power button, mute, and channel buttons are too close together. Too easy to power off the unit or change channel when trying to mute the microphone. (I think the channel button should be on the bottom and small because channels are not something I change on a regular basis. The power button should be on the top, and only the mute button on the side.) Receiver should have a better indicator for battery charge level. There is no volume control but this is not that important as I control volume on the mixer panel. That said, making a small quick adjustment on the transmitter is not possible. Bottom line: Great portable microphone if remote volume control is not needed and one is careful about the buttons being pressed. Great purchase.

This is a great value and has great sound quality. Using it mainly for speaking and announcing. The first use was in a horse barn during a horse show. it worked wonderfully! Highly recommend!

Solid product for the price point. Very easy to use and set up, literally plug and go. Sound is clear, no feedback after I adjusted music levels on speaker as I'm using to teach fitness classes so my voice should be primary over the background music for the workout. Wish it would give louder projections of voice but I just sit the mic in front of my mouth so instructions are clear to my participants. Used a separate mic pack to hold it around my waist and maintained it's integrity throughout kickboxing routine.

It worked right out of the box, and it's dead silent in mute mode. No pilot tone! Sound quality is good. Output level is off the chart. It has to go into the aux Jack rather than the mic Jack. That's all right in my current use case, but I will build an inline attenuator for some purposes, because my smaller PA has only have one aux input that might have other uses. Professionally packaged, all cords you could want are with it, including a really nice quarter inch right angle adapter but I thought I was going to have to buy separately. Update after a couple of weeks of use: I am still quite happy. Phenyx tech support promptly answered a question I raised about using two separate sets near each other. You can do this so long as they are on different channels. I will mention four minor issues. 1) the right-angle connector is a good idea, but I don't have clearance for it on my equipment. I still need a short M-F cord to allow the receiver to be repositioned. 2) I have tested battery life to be about 5 hours. In a performance yesterday, the actor's session ran 5 1/2 hours and the transmitter was on the "flashing empty warning", but the transmitter did continue to work. 3) Putting the channel select button next to the mute button was a terrible design mistake. I had to punch a hole in a small adhesive disk and place it to shield the channel selector from an accidental press. 4) Phenyx does not sell a small field-use carrying case for just the receiver, transmitter and mic -- and that is exactly what I need for traveling light into outdoor shows. The cardboard box is nicely set out but not suitable for the field. I am having difficulty locating a minimal travel case that will either hold the existing foam rectangle or ideally hold both parts in a smaller case without bending the antennae.