LEKATO Wireless Guitar System 5.8 Wireless Guitar Transmitter Receiver Rechargeable Audio Wireless Transmitter Receiver 4 Channels Transmission Range for Electric Guitar Bass (Black)

I had purchased the Line 6 G10 guitar transmitter/receiver twice in the last 10 years, and for the most part, they both worked well. However, this time around I didn't want to spend $200.00 on a new unit but wanted something that was still reliable and didn't affect my tone in a negative way. I came across the Lekato devices and thought for $58.00 I would give them a try. Well, I am happy to say they work great. Charging takes about 45 minutes and there is an indicator LED to let you know it is fully charged. There is an on/off switch and when both units are turned on, they pair instantly. There is no discernable lag time and my tone seems unafected from what it was when using the Line 6. The units themselves are sturdy, and the dwivel jack is a nice feature. All in all, I like the Lekato wirelss units and am very happy with the quality and sound they provide.

This wireless guitar amplification system is awesome. The first one I ordered had a faulty charger. I sent the company a video of its faulty symptoms and they promptly sent me a replacement which is charging properly. The freedom of cordless, ease of use and good sound is a joy. And a shout out for a responsive company!

Played 5 x Church Services (30 music for each) and they worked flawlessly. I did charge them for about 40 minutes additionally that day (After also starting the day with a full charge). They work great. Only takes 45 min to charge completely (unless I'm doing it wrong) - well worth the money. No break in signal whatsoever. Value price and quality - def recommend.

For the money (less than $60.00) these are amazing. I was skeptical when I ordered these because of the low price. When they arrived I charged them fully. I then plugged them in to my guitar rig and was instantly impressed. The tone was better than with the cord I've been using for years!There is no noticeable lag or loss of signal/choppiness, nor have I noticed tone degradation-in fact my guitar and amp sound better.I did an experiment and walked out of my garage and kept walking for ~100' when I first noticed signal loss. It was black and white; good, full signal, then, no signal. I can't remember the last time I needed to walk 100' feet away from my amp while playing. So, for me, it's a moot point that the range was (only!) ~100'.Also, realize this was a true 'line of sight' experiment. I did an indoor test and when I went from one room to another it was significantly less range; ~20'. So, I wouldn't plan on jamming upstairs with your amp/receiver downstairs-who would, anyway?I gave four stars because I need to thoroughly test the batteries for longevity and recharge cycle length.For the average garage guitarist, worth every penny-so far!I liked them so much I bought another set for my son.For the price, if they last more than a year I am calling this product a win-and worth it. I spend more on guitar strings in a year than I did on this product.Bottom line? Great sound quality, no noticeable lag, good range (battery life still to be determined) all for a reasonable price.

I'll never be close to a professional musician, but from a hoobiest point of view, I really love this Lekato wireless system. I can't discern any difference between my cable and it, the battery lasts longer than I do and it's nice to kick back and not have to deal with a cable when I'm playing around. My friend bought one based on my purchase and when we play together, the two systems work flawlessly with us in the same room.

I just got this set up less than a week ago and I've used them 3 times: at a band practice, at a live performance and at home. I play a bass through a Donner in-line tuner into an amp. I'm a big fan of these things, having never tried them before. I have no other set to compare to, so read with that in mind.Battery Life:The battery life was not a problem for any of the 3 uses, but none of those events required more than 3 hours of use. After each use, I had them back home and on a charger within a couple of hours. So far, battery life has not been an issue. I only gave 4 stars because I did not run them down to nothing, so I can't say if they last 5 hours (as advertised) or not. If this changes, I'll update my review.Sound Quality:I read a review the indicated the user was having some issues with getting levels to behave with their effects. I do not run effects other than a tuner in-line, but that tuner did not have any difficulty capturing my sound, and the sound level entering the amp seemed unaffected. There is, as expected, 0 delay and no noticeable change to my tone.Range:I did not need to really push the limits of the range, but out of curiosity I wandered across the room during practice (prolly 20 feet between transmitter and receiver) and suffered no ill-effects.Use / Directions:These are very easy to use and come ready-for-use out the box. I literally plugged in and started playing. Switching between the 4 pre-set frequencies is also easy to do, and the series of flashes are an obvious indicator for which sub-freq you're on. The power on/off switches are easy to find by touch, and I found that simply turning one off was enough for my amp to go silent. I did not need to use my tuner as a silence switch if I didn't want to.Overall, for $50 these are well worth trying. If I could change any aspect of the delivered product it would be a minor change to the packing material. To protect them from being shaken during transport, I am using the shipping packaging: it's shaped foam designed to cradle them. I would suggest a change to that packaging material so the charger can be plugged in while in-place (see photo where I cut a small section out so it would fit). This way, I can plug in the charger cable, set them in the box and plug the other end into a charge-pack during transport. Then, they are charged by the time I get to the next use.

I use these in my metal band and they have been extremely useful! I don’t notice anything bad about charge, I usually charge them every 2 weeks but that’s just to ease my brain, I’m sure they can go for longer depending on how much you play. Stays in well and sounds very good, hard to beat for the price! I bought a matching case for easier travel to put in my case as well. I’d give these a shot!