D Debra Audio PRO Mono ER-202 UHF Dual Channel Wireless in Ear Monitor System with Monitoring Type for Stage, Receiver for Studio, Guitar, Band Performance (2 Bodypack with Transmitter)

For the price of the product it is very good, totally recommended for its cost

We use this system weekly for gigs at small to medium-sized venues. They have been reliable and offer a decent way to get into in-ear monitoring for little money. Build quality is solid and the receivers are compact and solid feeling even though they are plastic. Batteries seem to last a good while and the range has been fine with the transmitter placed on stage.At times there is a noticeable drop-out of signal but it is only for 1 second or less. It seems to coincide with when the limiter kicks in. Managing your levels hitting the transmitter seems to help avoid this issue.There's plenty of volume with the receiver packs when paired with good earbuds. Don't bother using the ones that come with the unit. They are terrible and should not be used not even for emergencies. Invest in custom ear monitors or get some sub $100 universal earbuds and you'll be happy. We are a professional band that works 5-7 gigs a month. If you are a touring band with a decent budget you should spring for the Sennheiser or Shure pro IEM setups for no-nonsense reliability and peace of mind.

For the price you pay, it's hard to argue with this unit. At the same time, I cannot recommend it for professional applications. The sonic picture is quite inaccurate—massive cut in the bass frequencies unless you crank the volume to unsafe levels. Coverage goes in and out across multiple radio bands.Still, you get two independent mixes and four receivers for the same price that some brands charge for a single receiver. If you're only working in a recreational or semi-pro situation, this unit might be all you need. But for higher quality monitoring on a budget, I suspect the Phenyx brand will give you far more bang for your buck.

Estoy por probarlo a profundidad y ver el rendimiento por la llegada del producto fue muy rápido

We Paid near to nothing for this and it is effective and helps our musicians at the church hear themselves we’ll probably upgrade in a year or two but these could carry us for years

Great for the price !!

Upgrade the earbuds and you might just be surprised. These are better than expected for the money. Very basic unit with few controls, but it gets the job done. Plenty loud. The audio is pretty good. minor background noise.Most annoyingly, instead of having a hard limiter on the input stage, when hit too hard with a signal, it drops volume (almost completely)temporarily; instead of clipping. But it doesn't make any audible clipping noise or distortion. The dropouts are very minimal if you can manage the input level. But a simple hard limiter would have been better. Occasionally proximity to other random electronic devices can also cause dropouts.Units are very lightweight. The range is good. Channels are set on receivers via infrared from the transmitters(the infrared receiver is under the battery cover on the wireless receiver). Transmitters only have a channel setting and headphone volumes on the front. Input potentiometers on the rear. Receivers have a single volume/on-off knob. The receiver LCD shows frequency/channel and battery level.

These are total junk, unboxed and first pack would not turn on and the other would not turn off. These are junk.

I bought this 2 weeks ago and used only once with the full band. We tested with the original earplugs. We definitely loved the experience and will be using from now on. We were able to clearly hear all the vocals, kickdrums and instruments (from line outs or mics) once the mix was set... This was our first time with in ear monitors. I am a bit picky with playing at loud volumes and now we can all get comfortable playing at a decent volume in our ears and with less noise to the neighbors.We also play with other wireless transmitters for our instruments and nothing created any interference since the frequencies were all set properly.There are 2 channels (A and B) that can be fed separately to the monitors and sent to different receivers accordingly. These are XLR inputs to the wireless monitors. The MIX input, send signal to both channels simultaneously. The Bluetooth also send to both channels as far as we tested.The earplugs are decent. Not noise reduction ones, but the quality is ok considering the price of the bundle. The cords of the plugs are very long, about 2-3 meters (6 to 9 feet) at least... These are good for the drumer that can leave the receiver on the floor and still play with the earplugs. If you are looking for a noise cancellation one, just make sure the plug fits the standard 3.5 mm jack.We did not have any issue with batteries for the 3 hour time we were working on it. Using only standard alkaline AAs, the battery icon was still FULL at the end of the practice.I am really happy with this and I definitely recommend the product!UPDATE:After 4 months of heavy use, i can only say that this thing gets better with time. We ended up getting a pair of Kz pro ear piece and the sound it is just amazing. We've done shows in different venues, with and without floor monitors running in parallel. We could go as far as 30m away from the source without any interference, even with our wireless on our instruments. This was by far the best decision we made as a group. I definitely recommend this product!

Toda su funcionalidad es superior para su precio, el único detalle son los auriculares que son de baja calidad, pero de lo demás son dos excelentes transmisores por el precio de uno, super recomendable.

Works great for me for a one man band. Cheap and effective way to monitor but it’s not the top quality.

Buenos pero se corta la señal de repente

There is a bit of air noise but good range, great volume and no latency.