GTDaudio 4x800 Adjustable Channels UHF Diversity Wireless Cordless Handheld Microphone Mic System Ideal for Church, Karaoke, Dj Party, Range 450ft (4 Handheld Mics)

This is the second GTC product I've used and having four mics comes in handy at times. They are not that expensive but do the job and actually sound quite good. WE have used this unit dozens of times and it does well for what it is. Easy set up and good build.

Great value, quality and volume for reasonable price; love it. Awesome UHF technology

Finally! I've been through 5 different wireless sets of microphones looking for a set that does 1 simple thing... Not Cut Out In The Middle Of A Performance! These are the only (4) Wireless Microphones system I have been able to purchase for my karaoke shows that DONT CUT OUT . While they don't sound the best as far as quality goes (While Phoenix Pro ptu-5000, 5200 & 7000 All Sound 10x better, they ALL cut out & have static constantly no matter what channel you're on) , they perform consistently, have plenty of volume through xlr & plenty of clean stable channels to use. I guess sacrificing sound quality was the only way to get a product that actually works as it's supposed to...

For the price they are awesome. These are great if u press both buttons they lock so Noone can accidentally turn them off. They work great. Only thing if u singing sings too loud then you might get signal drop

For the price this sounds great. It's competing with my sennheiser. I had artists prefer this more. Remember to fully set the gain within the unit as well as under the head of the microphone and the gain on the channel a long with compression and it will sound outstanding. I have 1 unit, I'm buying 2-3 more. Great product. The item could use more weight. Fyi: my-setup, 120 ft from unit-line of sight, and 6 other wireless sennheiser microphone, 1 sennheiser IEM, in operation and wifi router as well. Didn't have any issues at all. Con: I can not use my rechargeable batteries in this unit they get stuck. Will be uploading a unboxing video soon when I order the other microphones.

I'm a KJ host and find these mics to be very good. They come in really hot and my singers tend to like that. I have a really good sound board so this allows me to mold the sound to my liking without having to crank the gain. As a singer I like to do challenging songs on the high end and these mics make it a breeze to flow in and out of falsetto with hardly a notice.

Is this a high end Shure or Sennheiser? No. But the sound is really good. So far no drop outs, and the battery life is excellent. The first unit had a dead channel but customer service was great and they sent me out a new unit right away. We are a quartet and have used them in in 2 concerts and numerous practices. Very happy so far.

I bought these for my own karaoke system to replace wired mics. They were easy to set up and connected easily to my Yamaha MG10XUF mixer. First, the pros. The mics sound very good and are comparable in sound quality to my Shure wired microphones. I can walk right up next to my speakers without producing any howling or screeching. Even though they're made of plastic, they feel quite sturdy. Now the cons, and they are few. On the receiver, the volume buttons for the mics are recessed and can only be adjusted with a small screw driver. On the microphone, there are two buttons. One button serves as Power and Mute. The other, marked Select, changes the Group and Channel frequencies. Many times, my guests have pushed the Select button by mistake and end up changing either the channel or group, thus un-syncing the microphone from the receiver. You can lock in the frequency by simultaneously pushing both buttons, but then you can neither mute or turn off the mic, unless you unlock the frequency again. Got to have a better way of making sure users don't accidentally disable the mics. Battery life is mediocre, as the mics drain my Eneloops very quickly. I'll update the review as the mics get more use, but for now, they do the job well, with a few negative points.