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

I use them for in-ear monitoring when playing drums at church, they work wonders! No noticeable delay at all, quality sound is good also. It has Mono and Stereo mode, and I'm getting a second pair to see if I can sync two receivers with one transmitter. Great quality for the price.

They are pretty handy little accessories. Connect easily. I like that the receiver has a volume control, which works well. No complaints. I had looked for a long time for something like this, so these work well and fit the bill for what I was trying to accomplish.

Good product. It met my needs as I needed to hear music tracks above the congregation’s voices in a relatively small church. Definitely good for the price as the “professional” ones are expensive. Battery life is very good. Went through 3 sets(Sundays) until having to charge them. The sound is good and clear. They are easy to pair. I simply plugged the transmitter into the headphone jack on the sound board and was good to go.

works as described, are kinda tiny so don't sit on or misplace

I am beyond impressed with this set up! It’s very user friendly, sounds great with a wonderful price tag, and seems to be very well built. Fits right in your pocket!Personally use with the behringer P16 and would recommend to anyone.

to be honest, i use this weekend, but I love LEKATO!! save hundreds of dollars for same stuff as other! I spent 500 on a shure wireless..... my 50 lekato works better. I've talked to professional sound man as I'm in a tribute and larger cover band - they all agree - unless you're going over 100 feet away (and I'm sure for a little more $ with Lekato you could) this is the best thing since sliced bread!!! hahahaha

I use these to listen to music around my house.The good: They sound good driving my Moondrop CHU IIs! The price is low.The bad: Range is as advertised, short. The charge indicator and power pilot light are always on wasting charge and distracting the eye. Only five volume steps on the receiver makes me have to go to the audio source if I need to fine tune levels. Having only one channel makes it an iffy proposition to operate more than one set in close proximity. Charging the transmitter and transmitting at the same time, my preferred setup, can introduce intermittent buzzing that is very annoying, but can be solved by unplugging the charger, this could be caused by my other equipment, but I don't think so.Why I give three stares: I like them, but as you can see there are issues. I would love to have a better wireless unit, but for the price these will do.

I got this last week and used it for a gig and it worked great. I was concerned about the 2.4 ghz band being a bit crowded and the possibility of interference at a crowded venue but the device worked perfectly. We have a 9 piece band and use a Behringer X18 mixer which feeds 9, P16 personal mixers through a distribution box. The personal mixers allow everyone to set their own IEM mix which is great. The downside is that they are designed to have a wired headphone out, which I assume was designed use primarily in the studio. I connected the transmitter to the output and my earbuds to the receiver. It worked great. There was no noticeable latency or noise. I am very pleased with the setup and like that it is rechargeable. it came with a dual USB charging cable so that you can charge the receiver and the transmitter at the same time. I was also amazed at how small and light it is. It was really nice to have my IEMs and not have to be wired. I was able to simply put the receiver in my pocket. It has a belt clip as well.