LEKATO MS-1 Wireless in-Ear Monitor System Transmitter and Beltpack Receiver Automatic Pairing 2.4GHz Wireless IEM System for Studio, Band Rehearsal, Live Performance (Black)

Brilliant, serves its purpose well. Arrived well boxed with necessary leads. Charging lead one standard USB to twin small USB’s. Simple pairing by pressing ‘Pair’ button on each unit at same time Worked first time and not needed pairing since. No level controls but no loss so headset sounds exactly as it would if plugged into the source direct. NO DELAY as it is a dedicated channel NOT BLUETOOTH. The reference to robustness in one review I understand as it’s just a simple plastic case. It might suffer if just thrown in the KitBox of a band but with care I think it’s great value for the price giving total freedom.

These In ear monitors are surprisingly good, Charge really fast and last a long time. Very Easy to connect to the transmitter and also easy to add and additional unit. The signal quality is great and actually is surprisingly far reaching and clear. Highly recommend if you are on a budget. So far had no interference either.

Got these because we were getting to a point where our front room littered with cables while playing ukulele online with uketok. There are 2 of us in the same room and although we aren’t a great distance from the transmitter these work great. We can walk around the house with very little loss of signal. No interference between the units. Works right out of the box (we have a green set and black set) Would be nice to have a battery level indicator but we charge after every use. Have been using for about 6 weeks now.

I ordered the transmitter/receiver along with an extra receiver and some budget price IEMs and I have been amazed at the quality of the sound and also the transmission range. I live in an old 3 storey brick built house and for a test I connected the transmitter to a sound source in the top floor and wandered through the house down to the ground floor and the signal was rock steady throughout with the signal having to negotiate solid walls and floors. The sound quality when coupled with the Yinyoo KZ EDX 1DD HiFi Earphones which I purchased at the same time (currently £15.99 per pair) was to my ears excellent. The units are lightweight and should be easy to use for a live performance although I have yet to test this setup on stage. They pair very easily and the receiver has an easy to use volume control. The casing of the units is plastic, hence the lightweight , and I have only had them for a few days so I cannot comment on how rugged they are or how well they will last. There was clearly some confusion with my initial order as I only received the extra receiver that I ordered and not the transmitter/receiver pair. Amazon was able to sort this issue for me without any problem. Thank you Joshua M in customer services for that!

For the price they are okay. They do the job, plug and play, have a good battery life and are very portable. They are however very susceptible to EM interference, which can lead to a high pitched whining. My trick to get around this; - don't place the transmitter near a wireless router or similar highly congested WiFi area (can be tricky in an apartment complex!) - if using with a guitar amp or speaker system, use a long 3.5m cable and put more distance between the transmitter and the speaker. I found with a <1m cable noise would be inevitable, with a 2+m cable it was manageable. At some point I'll probably upgrade, but for at home use and rehearsal they're fine.

Great for the price. Exactly as expected (although smaller than I imagined). Not used live yet but comparing sound quality of this against a wired IEM clip it sounded fine (using Truthear Nova IEMs). Likely issues will be potential for drop out, as it’s 2.4GHz, range and latency. All expected but hoping the latency won’t be noticeable (the real test would be to use with the wireless guitar system to see if the cumulative latency is a concern. This is my first wireless IEM system and I’m treating it as disposable if any of the above issues come to light but as they come with the territory wouldn’t mark it down Would’ve been nice to include a case or bag but this is the cheapest I could find

They look tacky but so far (not used frequently) do the job well and reliably. Easy to set up, they have good battery life and don't have the latency of Bluetooth. For (say) a cathedral or the Albert Hall you might need a longer radio range, but they're fine for a studio or modest-sized hall. But on overall value for money, definitely five stars.

If I could get rid of the buzzing (high pitched digital feedback sound) that’s constant and doesn’t matter where I’m trying to use them, then this would be a great product! Sadly, they are unusable and I’ve missed the return window, which for such an expensive product is disappointing. Setup easy, design good, shame the function isn’t good.