Xingma 6.35mm Interface UHF Rechargeable Handheld Wireless microphones for Singing,Wedding and Seminars

It would be 5 stars for sound quality and lack of interference.But I can only give it two stars due to the shoddy cheap Chinese construction of the receiver.Since the receiver plugs directly into the amplifier you MUST use an extension cord (not included) to prevent any passerby from bumping into the receiver and making it useless.The company does not sell replacement receivers.So I have had to purchase two. They only hold up for a few months. And the company does not honor the warranty.

I usually don't care about writing product review, but I feel the obligation to write about this one. The microphone is solid and very good quality. It sounds great when it connected to the receiver. The receiver is cheaply made, but that was not the problem. The problem is the receiver that kept on turning itself off randomly, so I had to wait awhile for it to turn it back on. I check the battery and it was fully charged. I honestly don't know what the problem was with the receiver. I really want it to work so I can use it. I hope they can fix this problem because its good when it worked. I gave it a two stars because its a good product with a minor issue that caused the entire product to failed.

Used it once and the mic kept cutting out in the middle of a presentation over and over again.Thinking it was the batteries I contacted the company to ask questions as the batteries no longer charge and I have asked them over and over specific questions on the exact type of batteries that can be used in this unit and they just answer back with the type of batteries that came with the unit. Not easy to find.I am guessing this will be one of those products that.... you get what you pay for.I would opt out for a better unit.

I purchased this mic for work, to record interviews for training purposes. The mic is quite finicky, only picks up sound if NOT close to person speaking, and the recording volume is very low despite all device volume settings being on high. Directions are not in English, so I can't even attempt to troubleshoot, and the seller has no responded to my return request from weeks ago.

if you need a wireless mic, i really like this one. you will basically need to buy more rechargeable batteries. that thats with anything. the most reliable rechargeable battery i have ever bought online is without a doubt is "Trustfire". i wish they would pay me but thats unlikely.

I did not use this as the one I got was defective and cut out repeatedly when trying it out for the first time. It also takes a special battery that is the same size as the common AA battery, but is 3 volts not 1.5 as is the AA battery. Since it is a special voltage, a quick replacement of a dead battery with a commonly on-hand AA battery is not possible.

I could not get this to work with my Yamaha Receiver. I even bought a bulk load of adapters from Amazon....but no luck. It should have worked when plugged into my auxillary input...but dead silence. Very dissapointed so I returned it...No hassles.

First one I bought worked for 2 weeks and then the receiver failed. Returned it and got another. It worked for a a week and the microphone died. Sadly, this is a poor quality product that you cannot rely on.