LEKATO Wireless in Ear Monitor System MS-02, Upgraded 2.4G Stereo IEM System Low Latency with Transmitter Beltpack Receiver Auto-Pairing,One to More, in-Ear Monitoring for Church,Band,Singer,Stage

The Good:These little boxes are AMAZING. I am SUPER picky about latency, and there is absolutely no latency (or interference or noise!) to speak of running stereo at about 3-10' away from the transmitter. Running this on the stereo out of an Allen and Heath ME-1, so working with a really high quality personal monitor mixer for my IEMs. Audio quality is incredible, I A/B'd this setup in stereo against the 12' TRS cable I was using. And there is absolutely no discernable difference. Period. The End. I have now used them 12 times (for about 30 minutes each set) on stage before making a review. Using these in a very large church where I was seriously concerned about interreference in the 2.4G world. Now I never wandered more than about 50' line of sight and still had no issues, and I was SHOCKED when I turned them on backstage, about 20' from transmitter with 2 walls (metal studs as well!!) in between and still had full strength audio! Obviously I am keeping them, they are stellar for the price. I will worry about durability as time goes on, but $50 compared to $500 if I need to replace them every year, literally who cares. I spend more on strings in a year LOL. Shure, Sennheiser, and Audio Technica are on notice, $500-$1000 is insane if these little boxes can accomplish the same thing for about 90% of us non-pro musicians!!!The Bad: I question the battery life on the Transmitter, it drops faster than the receiver, and drops 25% in one 30 minute session...so if you were playing a full 3 hour set in the covers world, I am not sure it would last the whole night... but that's for you to experiment with. I used for about 2 hours straight at home testing them and got it down to "one dot" on the indicator...so not sure if that one dot would make it another hour or two...Overall, I have spent $50 more than once in way dumber ways in the past month, these things are worth every cent of the cost.

These operate as advertised and for the price are an excellent deal. Low noise and we have not experienced any interference yet. We have only used fairly close to source on small stage but so far so good!

These are decent for what I'm using them for. Not using as true IEM's for gigging but use my wired headset plugged into these to act as a wireless system to walk about while I jam in my basement. This is the way I can make a ton of noise without disturbing the rest of the house. I get about 4 to 5 hours on a single charge. They charge quickly but I do notice slight static when the charge is near depleted. I usually get a few hours of clarity before that happens. If you turn the volume up too loud, there is some static as well but I don't think anyone should be raising it to such a high level, unless you want to damage your hearing. Not a bad deal for the price and does what I need it to. Will probably never gig with these, mainly because I play through a floor monitor anyway. Not opposed to giving it a try though but I'd probably purchase something of a little better quality.

This was a great find! Works perfectly with my IOM’s! Great sound and quality. Very happy! Impossible to beat for the money!

Connection is easy and the sound is top notch! Considering how expensive in ear monitors can be these are an inexpensive and worthy alternative. I bought these after doing a show where I couldn't hear myself at all and knew it was time. I was prepared to spend over $300 but was very happy to find these. The charge could last a little longer but overall work well. I didn't notice any lag at all which was great. They're a great size, easy to clip onto your clothes. The sound was clear and full. Like I said, my only issue was the amount of time a charge lasted but I was trying to see how long it took before I needed to recharge, which turned out to be about 4 hours. Overall, worth every penny

Almost all junk. They "work", but not that well. Connection will be solid for a while, then audio will start dropping. Distance is under 15 ft max. That is somewhat reasonable when watching movies and listening to music. Then after a while the static crackling and fuzz will start along with the drops.If you are looking for a cheap craptastic solution, buy these and never remember that you bought these and let them rot in a drawer somewhere locked away and never used.If you are looking for a stable audio connection,...look elsewhere. These are not sufficient for any sustainable audio solution.If you are looking for a true audio wireless solution, look for something more sustainable and noteworthy.

Just got these yesterday, right before band practice. Just in time! They are wicked easy to use. Made a BIG difference in my vocals. Very pleased so far.So here's the story... I'm not a very good singer. I love to sing, but if I can't hear myself, I can't control my pitch. So most bands I've been in, I've stayed away from the vocals. I'm currently playing in an acoustic trio; singer w/ keyboard, singer w/ guitar and me on guitar. There are some songs that I would like to add a 3rd vocal to, but my pitch can be off when I can't hear myself (sometimes WAY off). So it was suggested that I try IEMs. Got these and now I can bring my vocals right up front in my monitor mix in MY ears only. It's a little overkill for an acoustic trio, but I can now hear my vocals in the mix and that helps to control my pitch. First song I sang, our lead singer was surprised I was right in tune. Yeah! Now I just have to get a good balanced mix and we'll be good to go.The units are smaller than I expected and cam with all needed cables. I suggest getting a small case. They paired easily right out of the box. I just browsed thru the instructions quickly before plugging them in and had no problems. Very easy to use. We had a 3 hour band practice last night and they went the whole time with the charge they were shipped with. I did not notice any latency issues at all. I used these with some athletic ear buds that I have (kinda like apple ear buds with the over ear parts). I think I'll get some better ear buds that look more pro-like. We've got a short gig this weekend at a restaurant, so we'll see how they work in a crowded space.So far these are a great purchase. I'm looking forward to being able to help out more with vocals in any future bands I play with. I'll update this review if needed.

Ordered two of these and one did not work. Tried changing channels, cables, etc. but it would just squeal and buzz.I kept the other unit and have used it consistently for 6 months for in ear monitoring while playing live. For home use it works ok, but it’s not reliable for live performances.On several occasions when playing live the unit would pick up interference and I would have to scramble to hook up a wired connection. If you’re paying live look for a more reliable unit when you have other wireless mics, etc on stage.Pros:Sound quality is great and the volume adjustment works well.Connection between the transmitter and receiver is almost instant.Cheap option for home use.

Work great, very little feedback issues even in busy places. Not amazing quality but look at the price

Absolutely love it, works perfectly with no issues with connectivity or loosing signals , range is very good, I used it 10meters away from the transmitter and still had good connection to my receiver. Very good for its price, quality of the material looks bit cheap but I would not complain about its performance, highly recommend it and I would definitely buy it again if I need to.

Pues la distancia es muy buena y la calidad tmb, a mi me funcionaron perfectamente

Serves it's purpose

I haven’t used this officially yet but I did a test at home using my iPad as the sound input and I was very impressed with the sound quality. I am also very impressed with the quality of the product itself.