✅ Gemini Wireless Microphone UHF-02M vs UHF-6200M Fixed UHF 🎤 vs Multi-channel UHF 🎤 

I bought the 6200 set. I am absolutely impressed with the quality of service I received. Still need to learn a little bit about operating and hookup

Hey robin great video once again. I just picked up the UHF-02M and I love it. I did get some feed back using the 1/4 to 1/4 cable included I will be switching to the XLR to 1/4 as u recommended. But great content as always 👌

Cool video I just needed something for people to talk on

Clean clear voice over

Love the videos and info.

I've been using these to do karaoke shows and I've been incredibly impressed overall! They handle tons of abuse and sound is reliable and better than most especially for the price point. For the first time ever in my career, I had a mic stolen last night. I dont know what they hoped to gain but they definitely messed me up for tomorrow night. How do I go about getting a replacement as you mentioned in the video? Thanks! Your videos are always awesome!

Both are great are reliable. I have both!

How long does a batteries generally last?

I needed (6) channels of handheld wireless on an emergency basis. As you all likely know, getting wireless mics is still an issue. The only mics I could get 6 channels of were these UHF-6200M for a talking head event. My observations: Extremely high handling noise. Passing the mic from person to person, even as gently as you can, results in incredible amounts of banging/handling noise. Second: Plosives. I've never heard a mic so bad at handling plosives as these. They are HORRIFIC in this regard, and because you must be right ON TOP of the capsule to get any sound out of it, you cannot put a windscreen/plosive filter on it. The only good thing I can say about these is the battery life, which I was able to get 12 hours out of. Based on the price, I had low hopes but had no other choice in this emergency situation but will likely never use these again. These are junk.

Good voice audio

I have a set of the UHF-6200M mics. I use them with a Yamaha MG10XU mixer. When I put the settings on the mixer exactly the same as far as volume and gain, one of the mics always seems more quiet than the other. I would think if mixer settings are the same, the sound from the mics should be the same. I have both mics set for same group, but different channels. Is this correct, or am I doing this wrong?

150ft vs 250 ft