TONOR UHF Wireless Microphone Handheld Mic with Bluetooth Receiver 1/4 Output for Conference/Weddings/Church/Stage/Party/Karaoke, 65ft

The media could not be loaded.  let's keep it sample, i am a reviewer and like to test products to make reviews,i test different type of wireless microphones and for this mic is good for the moneyi like the karaoke built in, connects easily with my iphone 7 plus,built quality is not to bad, you really can't expect a mic made out of metal for this price,is made out of ABS plastic, the wind mesh it is made of some type of strong metal.the mic system is literally plug and play,i like the sound quality, nice and crisp.the mic shuts off if it does not pick up any signal.... speak to it/sing W/Egoes in to sleep power safe mode i guess, that is good in my book.CONS: the only con i found on this microphone is that the capsule is very sensitive to PLOSIVE wordsyou need to buy a pop filter, this is the only con i felt needed to be highlighted.

The media could not be loaded.  I really like the fact that Bluetooth is incorporated into this unit. The design is great, the feel of the microphone itself is very durable. Clarity is also good, with plenty of range. This is perfect for anyone that needs a Bluetooth microphone and or battery powered option when at a ceremony or in a classroom.

I bought this mic cause I just wanted something simple and inexpensive. Something I can keep in my DJ bag at all times. Well this does not work at all!!Used it for an outdoor DJ gig. A 10yr H.S. reunion. First of all the range of this thing is horrible. After 10ft the static noise is terrible. 30ft and it cuts in and out along with static noise to where you can't hear the person talking into the mic. Thank goodness I bought my wireless AKG with me and was able to switch to that after being embarrassed that I handed this cheap crap to my client.The next night, I tried using this at my club gig. In a super loud club setting this is unusable. You will get feedback period.If you are a DJ, mobile or club. DO NOT GET THIS!! I will be sticking to my wired Shure mic and my wireless AKG.This would be good for just home karaoke application or for something the kids to play with. Thank goodness I only spent a few bucks on it. No biggie. However, just know that its absolute junk for any type of DJ application.It's priced just right for the toy that it is. Truly, you get what you paid for with this product. I am disappointed in myself for thinking this was something viable for my application. I'm dumb.

The media could not be loaded.  If you're looking to get into the world of wireless audio, this is a great way to do it. The 1/4 inch connectivity is ideal for plugging directly into audio boards, speakers, or recording devices. The quality on the microphone is more than suitable for most use cases, and the range, battery, build quality, and ease of use are all up to par.

Used this at our outdoor wedding luncheon for speeches. Looked and sounded completely legit. Requires two AA batteries in the microphone itself and has a chargeable battery in the Bluetooth receiver. The receiver needs to be plugged into a speaker that has a standard size microphone jack. The microphone communicates wirelessly with the receiver and the sound comes out the speaker. Awesome. We have a “block rocker” speaker - perfect pairing. If you have a block rocker speaker that is a perfect pairing. I liked that the microphone looked like a classy legit microphone and not a cheesy karaoke system. Very nice.

I imagine the headline would make it seem that I would have nothing but praise for the TONOR UHF Wireless Microphone and you'd be correct.From the moment of the unboxing to the first test runs I knew the product I had purchased was going to be nothing but stellar when it came to performance expected from a wireless microphone and receiver duos and I was impressed with the range of the system. The listing claims 80ft of range however I would count on being able to get by with more than that, just don't push it as effectiveness will drop beyond the threshold. That being said, the times at which this microphone should be used will rarely see said threshold be tested to begin with.In regards to the packaging and make-up of the product itself, I for one am always appreciative of "less it more". No over-sized box, no ridiculous packaging constraints, and the final product was present well and clean upon opening. You receive the microphone and the corresponding Bluetooth receiver and both are structurally sound, easy to get around and slick in style. All in all the initial interactions with this microphone have and very likely will go about as well as one could ask for.The performance of the audio quality is a difficult question to truly answer as each individual's experience will vary depending on what audio systems are being used - be it plain old speakers to serious amplifiers and mixers. That being said, I can pull from personal experience to commend the microphone not only in it's simplistic mic-to-receiver setup that should see little to no issues arising no matter your tendencies with these sort of things but also for the sound as well. Sure, it is not one to compare to some Audio-Technicas and perhaps some higher-end companies but to just fall short of matching the audio quality of some of those other products at a price tag of only $26.99 feels almost like stealing. Again, all systems are different so I cannot speak for each and every one but even with some basic speakers and amplifiers this microphone alone will give it all an edge.Although that is true I must comment on an issue that arose while I was using the TONOR UHF Wireless Microphone here, and it stems from a potential connectivity issue. Be it the product or simply that sometimes technology just doesn't work as we wish it to I ran into issues with the microphone losing connection with the receiver, the receiver losing connection the microphone systems and sometimes even the whole set-up having to be reset. This resulted in some audio distortion and the occasional squeak. Now, I know this sounds like a complete failure but it only happened every now and then and it would easily correct itself to the point where it was usually just a minor inconvenience more than anything. It was hard to nail down what the problem was exactly due to the inconsistency of the problem and I am still working to resolve this with TONOR, hopefully we will all come to know the potential issue soon but I would have to imagine it is likely just a slight user error or a minor product concern.As a final note, you will need to use your own AA batteries as the product will not ship with them. These will be used for the microphone itself as the receiver does have its own battery already installed.At the end of the day the TONOR UHF Wireless Microphone will perform as claimed and will certainly make hosting any presentation or party just that much easier due to its low price tag and easy-to-use nature. I do hope the connectivity issue is simply an experience only had by me and if so then I will stand by my 4-star review as seen here, however, if this is a known and "wide-spread" issue I would likely revise what you have read here today as well as drop it to a 3-star. I like the product, I enjoy the almost effortless setup that goes into using it but I would simply not recommend a wireless microphone if said wireless connection only worked some of the time.Currently, the TONOR UHF Wireless Microphone is exactly what one needs to get rolling in front of a crowd. Well done.

No lo compren si lo quieren para usarlo con Bluetooth, para usarlo como mic. inalambrico si funciona.

Bien pour conférence et non pour le chant.