ARCHEER UHF Wireless Microphone System Review Budget and Cheap Under $70!!! 2017 

for the price they are pretty decent and I will definitely use them on my trip to Droidcon UK

Hello sir, can use that in videoke ? How to order sir ?

+Kristoffer Acab yes they would fit a mic stand. Thank you for the support

Essentially I want to take a dslr and connect a wireless mic to it and be able to walk around. I've found myself frustrated recently as I have a perfectly good phone to record audio from but the professional reporters mic will make all the difference.

so the input to a DSLR will have to much static on it, you need to have something in between the mic system and the dslar to regulate the sound like a h2n.

these sound good and hav a good range, not sure how your Karaoke system is but it should just plug in to the audio imput to any sound system and you two will be singing together in no time

@@TKBay thanks for your prompt answer. The thing is I don't have any karaoke system yet

Preaty sure you can a great deal tomorrow if you are considering getting it

yes definitely you can, just need an adapter to match your input to the mixer

Use the line in on your receiver. But playing this and RU-vid will depend on your TV and audio mixing on the receiver.

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they will sound great with not issue, singing will be good as well

So i just need these mics without buy a speaker right? Thank you

I woul dnot say this is suitable for that, this is great for presentations interviews at venues, the audio profile on this mic wont work for well for singing or VO.

Get a converter for the output cable to a regular 3 1/2 mm jack and plug it into an input.

same question, were you able to do it?

Thank you for the support

TK Bay how many hours battery survives

Oh Wow , I would not have thought about that. I will check

In reality, if you use the system you're probably not going to get caught, but you would be stepping on some of the cell phone data frequencies. SO, if you were to use this for interviews at a conference, some people could potentially have cell phone data access issues. The 700-800 Mhz (approx) was re-allocated a number of years ago, and starting soon frequencies above 608 Mhz will also be re-allocated (the FCC auctioned those off earlier this year, and the auction winners have a few years to build-out their new systems, and once that happens, 608+ Mhz will not longer be legal to use). The rules around wireless microphone usage are complicated, and large venues (such as Broadway plays, sports venues, etc) have the ability to get some licensed frequencies, but for us small-folk, we're left to complete with the more and more crowded unused TV spectrum. There are also some systems that work in the license free areas that WiFi uses (900 Mhz, 2.4 Ghz, 5 Ghz) but I would be afraid to use those, especially in a crowded RF environment like a conference where there is a lot of wireless activity going on. I know, this is probably way more than you ever wanted to know! Anyway, thanks for the review - for the money, it doesn't look like a bad system. I just wanted to point out that buyers should be aware of the FCC regulations and what frequencies they are allowed to use for this sort of equipment in the country they live in.

+Bob Lafleur well the listing in confusing they say they operate in the 200mhz Range but clearly it's in the 700. Not sure if the UK uses the 700mhz band or not. I contacted them to see what's up. Also Amazon does list the fcc ruling on the rules governing wireless microphones. I will see what happens

unless your sound bar accepts external audio via 3.5 mm jack it not possible to do so, if you have a receiver then just connect it to the aux in line

thank you . so i just need a receiver to make the TV and mic sound all from sound bar right ?

yes, the receiver will route everything for you and than you are set

TK Bay thank you for your help !

great choice, works great still today

Wasn't going for creapy, sorry

if you can afford Sennheiser, You would not be looking at these to start with right ? for the price they work well, not the best by any means but still a good price for the features.