Wireless Microphone System,KIMAFUN 2.4G Wireless Microphone Transmitter/Receiver Set with Headset /Lavalier Lapel Mics, Ideal for Teaching, Weddings,Presentations,School Play,G102

I’ve used this wireless microphone system in both a large portable powered speaker system as well as into the mic input to my computer and it performed flawlessly in each instance. Its rechargeable but it came already charged so I was able to start using it right away. It’s super easy to use an comes with everything that you need - once I plugged the receiver into the microphone input and turned it on I was ready to go. It comes with the ability to be setup for use as a microphone headset (like you see with personal trainers, gamers, or motivational speakers) or you can clip the microphone on your lapel - I prefer the latter but they both work really well. I’m surprised with how well it picked up my voice without any distortion or breathiness. The sound was very clear and the range was excellent - it is exactly what I was looking for to use when speaking to groups at work. That said, I’ve had a lot of fun with it as well with some solo karaoke.

Long-term Update: At first I felt this was really a great quality unit for the price. After about 6 months, the wire which connects the mic to the transmitter clipped to my belt cracked. The PVC (plastic) covering over the wire cracked at the connection point to the unit, leaving the thin/weak wires exposed and nearly broken entirely. This is a stress point which wears on the wire and will happen to any/all purchasers, in time. To fix it, I used a glue gun and glued this connection point so that it made a strong bond to protect the wires. If you can fix this the same way, you should be OK for some unspecified time longer. Also, I find the battery lasts me less time. Maybe I get 4 hours out of it before the mic transmitter needs recharging. Previous review: I included a video which compares both Kimafun microphones to the overhead microphone which my school has. The school’s omnidirectional overhead mic is quite poor (shown first in video), but it really improves the sound of my classes to have the Kimafun system. I was surprised to see the USB sound card, and additional attachments included. I didn’t read close enough to see that so much was included! The USB sound card included works but the jacks on the USB sound card are very weak… weak enough that the plug connection can barely support the weight of the receiver as it dangles from the USB plug. I have another USB sound card that I switched it with, and no longer worry. I repurposed the Kimafun USB sound card to swap duties with the better card. I find I prefer the pin mic (lapel mic) for class, because it is less visible, and can use the headset mic for other WebEx or Zoom meetings on my laptop, and have great quality (extension cable needed for this, but it’s all gravy). Very happy with this purchase.

Wife is a teacher and using with a quality speaker and sounds good. Mic has various options for wearing/holding/clipping. She wears it on head and broadcast block on waist and the bluetooth receiver plugs into one of the open mic plugs on the speaker. The speaker is no bluetooth but this device comes with both broadcast and receive bluetooth and sounds good. She has the bluetooth receive plugged in all the time next to the speaker and the charger has two cables (one for receiver and one for broadcaster and she plugs in the broadcaster during class break periods. So constantly charging between speaking periods. Working well so far. This product looked same as what I could get from local store (like exact same) and about a third the cost.

I purchased this headset TWICE as the first one stopped working after only a couple of months. I only used it for a fitness class 1 hour a day and it started making terrible noises from headset connection. I decided to purchase the same one since headset was comfortable but second one did exactly the same thing after a couple of months. Do not waste your money on this product.

I wasn't sure how well these would work, and I am so glad I ordered these from all the choices I had. They are easy to charge, easy to use, great quality of sound and I move around a lot during my show, and the volume is clear and steady. They work very well and as I said, I had a lot of choices but I am so glad I chose these.

I bought this mic setup to use for teaching movement classes via Zoom. Unfortunately, the Y splitter cable that you use to plug the bluetooth receiver into the device you're using was not recognized by my Macbook Air. Every other device (Canon DSLR, Macbook Pro, iPhone 6S) recognized the mic, although sometimes it took a few tries. Sound quality is pretty good, especially for the price. My Macbook Air runs on Catalina - did a system update earlier this week, and now the mic was being recognized, but not consistently. When taking the Y splitter cable out of my Mac, the 3.5mm jack broke in half, leaving part of the jack in my headphone port. I was able to get it out, but I'm thinking the Y splitter cable I received may have been defective. I reached out to the seller through Amazon on 6/5/20 when the cable broke, and have not yet heard back. If they don't respond with sending a new Y splitter cable or offering a full refund, I will be deeply disappointed and not be able to recommend this product. If they resolve the issue, I will update this review and would recommend this budget mic.

If you are looking for a mic for sitting and talking, you can't beat this one. Good sound, cuts out background noise. Has a pretty good battery life. However, I bought it for making yoga videos. Do not make that mistake! First of all, the headband (I guess you would call it) is not adjustable...so, unless you have the same size head as their ideal, it doesn't fit well. I used to use the lavalier, but it makes terrible sounds when it rubs against anything (such as an arm or leg, your hair or shirt)...which it will if you are exercising. So, that is why I switched to headset. It is a bit more consistent in mic positioning. Every time I move--especially if I go upside down (even if it's only bending over to touch the floor)--I have to readjust the headset because it basically starts hanging off my head. I know it sounds like I must have some tiny pea head, but it's actually quite a normal size. And, I cannot figure out any way to make the headset the least bit comfortable. There is this weird flat plastic part on one end of the band that digs into my head or the back of my ear. Sometimes, my arm or something might hit the on/off switch on the device and turn it off mid-video. So, I have to constantly check that, too. If you want an unencumbered exercise experience, this DEFINITELY is NOT the mic for you. I spend as much time adjusting the mic as I do my postures.

I was very pleasantly surprised by this Lav microphone (never used a Lav before) It's very unobtrusive,clipping on with a micro-crocodile clip. I wasn't expecting great quality at this price but the test recording I did seemed fine and as good as some of the other relatively low cost condenser mics I've used in the past (although my ears aren't what they used to be) It comes nicely packaged in a robust zipped 'wallet' complete with 2 spare batteries an additional pop shield and a jack adaptor. I actually tried it out with my PC (although the manual states it is not suitable for desktop computers) - The PC recognised it immediately and worked well after adjusting levels