Wireless in Ear Monitor System 2.4G Wireless IEM System with Transmitter Clip on Receiver Automatic Pairing in-Ear Monitoring for Studio,Guitar,DJ,Live Performance (JW-07)

The guitar wireless unit has worked flawlessly for the last few gigs I've done, 2-3 hour gigs. No discernable noise, no RF interference and easily recharged. It' would be better if it was not a rigid piece, BUT for the $ point it, ok. I had a more pricy unit made by NUX that died because it would not connect to each other. This MUCH less expansive unit works Great. The wireless headset, which does NOT come with ear buds, does not make it loud enough for my old rockers tinnitus.

Worked great for two months, but now won't pair. I've watched every video and tried every option to get them to pair, but they refuse to. Worked great one evening, wouldn't pair the next. For $39 I didn't expect a stellar system, but I expected it to pair. Wouldn't recommend this product to others.

Tried as an alternative to being hard lined into my IEM mix box while performing at church. The instruments sounded great, but I did not have any vocals. I think this would be good for solo practice. I did not find it useful for a live performance situation. The units were small and portable. I suspect that the battery life is good, but I did not get to determine that for myself as I returned the unit.

They cut out. They distort. I've had shootouts with many brands. From crappy Temu copies to better known brands. I like Joyo stuff generally. But we tried 2 different units. Both had constant dropouts and distorted sound. Switching to Xvive or hard wired stuff and the sound was great. It's not a gain structure issue. these just aren't good enough for live.

Great beginner IEM. Ideal for solo artist but I notice it create noise if you are using two simultaneously. Great price for the results achievable for solo artist.

Got this little setup to use with my local band in the Huntsville, AL area. Works great if there's a 1/4" monitor output, but if we have sound provided, they'll almost always give an XLR feed, and this system won't work with that. Overall, clean sound, plenty of battery life; no complaints at all other than it being an unbalanced 1/4", and I knew that from the start, so it's not a complaint.

As a couch potato home musician, - I no longer need or search for a new system. This one fits all my bullet points: - not expensive - low latency, i cannot even hear or feel it. - light and easily carried or left on the guitar till the next time. - push the button to play. - good quality. Got two JOYO's, one for monitoring, another for the guitar itself and that's it. I'm fully packed for my fun.

As a band iem, this unit is only decent in hearing vox. Bass is terrible. Crackling and cut outs galore. Can't use more than a couple at a time because of interference. Pretty junky overall.