Xvive U2 Guitar Wireless System 2.4GHz Wireless Guitar Transmitter and Receiver for Active Pickup Guitar,Amp,Bass,Volin (Black)

I bought a cheaper set first from another manufacturer. They were useless. Sounded like a motorcyclist lived inside them. Completely hopeless for recording. Sent them back and got these. They've surpassed all my expectations. Quiet as a mouse and absolutely no noticeable latency issues. Great value for money and I'd recommend them to anyone in the market for a good quality wireless set at a great price.

Works great I use them for busking, great battery life, no problems. Connection is simple and instantaneous.

Works great so long as there aren't any mobile phones close-by or wireless mics in the same room or on the same stage - they all tend to use the same frequency band and cause interference even when selecting different channels. I've had 3 sets of these over several years but as more band members have started using rack-mount wireless mics these have become unusable for gigs. Now I use them for doing a sound check so I can walk off stage then swap to a cable.

I looked at the reviews of the cheaper transmitter/receivers and decided to pay the extra money for these units. I have only just received them, but they seem great. I cannot detect any latency and there is no hum or any other noise - and I happen to have them right next to the wifi router. I have tried them direct through an AER acoustic amp and direct to my Valeton GP200 and it is all I had hoped for. Seems to fit a Strat (a definitive confirmation I hadn't found looking through reviews) with the output in the usual place on the front of the body as well as Les Paul/PRS with outputs on the side. The units linked straight out of the box without pressing any buttons, so as little "hassle" as plugging a lead in.

I love the convenience, sound quality and absence of any noticeable latency. If you use it with or near other wifi devices such as the U4 or a router, be very careful when using it for live shows. I experienced a loss of signal on channel 1 when my U4 was on channel 1, so changed my U2 to channel 3 and that has worked without any problems. I also have a U4 which has never let me down so far, even when the receiver is connected some distance away on stage, directly into a mixer socket, right next to a 2.4GHz router. The U4 appears to have a more advanced 6 channel setup. Also the U4 units are larger so probably have more broadcasting power available from the bigger batteries.

Absolutely horrible. First a high pitched sound was to audible to use so bought the holder to go on the guitar strap, which helped a little bit. Then during the three gigs I used it, despite changing channels it constantly cuts out. Waste of money.

Great product Great service the best wireless on the market for a reasonable price..yes there are cheaper but I've gigged these and the U3 for 4 years...no probs

So far so good, wouldn’t trust the battery for a two hour set though, recharge in mid interval and keep a lead nearby but apart from that quality is great no lag at all 👍