Xvive U3 Wireless Microphone System 2.4GHz Wireless XLR Transmitter and Receiver for Dynamic Microphone, Audio Mixer, PA System (U3 Dynamic)

Disclaimer: No one gave this to me to try for free. I paid for it with my hard earned money.I don’t do a lot of reviews but this particular product far exceeded my expectations. I purchased the U3 Dynamic wireless mic adapter a couple months ago. I’ve wanted to go wireless for a while, but didn’t want to cough up the $850 for the Sennheiser 935 wireless mic. Like most other musicians I have a case full of microphones, but I love my Sennheiser 935 and don’t really care for the rest.I was skeptical of the quality of a wireless adapter but I am super impressed with this product. There are not many companies these days that under promise and over deliver, but this is one of them.I sing for about 2-4 hours a day and the battery lasts a long time. It last so long in fact, that I decided to put it on a stopwatch. Every time I would sing I would start the clock and stop it when I finished. It took 4 hours and 23 minutes for the red light to come on at the receiver. It was a total of 8 hours and 6 minutes before it started blinking. There were zero issues with sound quality for that entire time. I can’t say they are all like that, but mine certainly is. I tend to move around the room or venue when I sing so distances varied from 6-25 feet. It didn’t come with a charger, but I’m using a genuine Apple iPad Pro charger that has the usb 2.0 connector for the block.As far as the distance it works, I’ve only been able to go about 70 feet and there were zero issues.Another great thing about these are that they can be attached to anything you don’t want to use a cable for. Also, now that I’m wireless, there are some venues where I can setup before anyone arrives and this enables me to walk the entire venue and get the levels setup from the audience perspective.Sometimes I have friends that sing with me, so I plan to get a second one soon. It’s just an outstanding product. The only thing I can’t comment on is longevity, but if the quality I’ve seen at this point is any indication, I think it will last for quite a while.

The media could not be loaded. I am a singer, and I sing at 80-100 concerts a year. I love a great microphone and I found one but it was wired. I really was looking for an affordable option to have the same mic quality but wireless and I found it with XVive U3. I love this system.From the moment I received it I was impressed with the packaging and the quality. It even came to me charged and ready to go.I used it at 2 concerts on Christmas Day and I must say I was pretty impressed. All I had to do was plug it in and make sure they were both on the same channel and oh there are 6 channels to choose from. Changing the channel was super simple and done by just the press of a button.The sound quality was fantastic. I was very impressed as was my sound guy. There was no delays, no interference, no dead air or dead spots and there is less than 5ms of latency. .It's not only flexible its portable and so easy to just grab and go.When I left my first concert and travelled 3 hours to the next I forgot to turn it off, but when I got there it was still charged and worked great the entire time.This is definitely my new go to microphone system to make my dynamic mic wireless. I love it and can't wait to try out their new wireless in ear monitor system next.

I recently entertained at two-holiday parties. I was able to use the Xvive U3 Wireless Microphone System to send my audio mix across banquet facilities without the need to run XLR cables around the facilities.My setup consisted of a Bose L1-8, a JBL 10-inch EON powered speaker, an iPad, a NUX B-6 Saxophone Wireless System, an Audio-Technica 3000 Handheld Wireless System, and an iPhone.Before my first event, I tried the system out in my backyard to verify the sound quality, and to ensure the levels and sound quality would be the same as using XLR cabling. I placed the transmitter and the receiver about 75 feet apart and tried everything as if it were the gig. The line/mic switch enabled me to get the appropriate level on the secondary speaker. I had to set the switch to mic for the signal to be equal to that of the main speaker. Everything sounded balanced with this adjustment.The combined system sounded great with the two speakers being approximately 75 feet apart.The first event was on the patio of a restaurant. A parking lot was just outside the area and I was concerned that there might be some interference. I set the system up and verified no interference from any other systems in the area. Everything sounded great! Backing tracks, my saxophone, talkback mic, and house music. It all sounded the same as cabled. There were lots of cell phones and other electronics in the area. No interference issues. The event lasted 5 hours and the battery held up the entire time.The second event, this event was in a banquet hall. Again, I set the system up using the Xvive U3 Wireless Microphone System to send a signal to a 15-inch EON-powered speaker. Again, the system worked flawlessly. The transmitter on the Bose was approximately 75 feet from the power speaker receiver. Again, there were many cell phones and other electronics in the area, and there were no issues. This event lasted approximately 6 hoursExcellent product. Works as advertised. Have not tried using the unit with a microphone, but the sound quality as a transmitter to create a wireless speaker setup is excellent.I plan to purchase another set to have the ability to run to a pair of remote speakers without the need for cabling. I would recommend this product to others.