Xvive Xv-U3 Wireless Microphone System

Easy to use and set up. Some reviewers have mentioned that they don't always click into their mics properly, but I've used several different mics and never had a problem. I've not noticed any real degradation in sound quality using them live, maybe in a studio you might but it'll be very slight. EQ should sort that. I've not run the batteries out, so can't comment on their life as once used, I recharge anyway. Sure make a radio mic that is cheaper, but I like the flexibility of using any mic.

I bought these to use with my microphone. They work well, no noticeable difference in the sound. No noticeable latency or dropout issues. Battery life seems good. Though I have not tested the extent of the battery duration. I have used other Xvive products and found them to be reliable and robust. These came up to my expectations. Not cheap but value for money. If you have an expensive microphone and want to go wireless this could well be the product for you.

....using an Audio Technica AT897 condenser microphone and a Tascam DR-60D field recorder. As the device does not provide phantom power I had to pop a AA battery into the mic and turn off phantom power on the Tascam. If your mic needs phantom power to work and does not have the facility to insert a battery then this device will unfortunately not work for you. They do now offer a new version of the device that provides phantom power but at a higher price. The device worked flawlessly even when the transmitter and receiver were in separate rooms. There is slightly more noise than with a cable but it's barely noticeable. If this is a distraction for you then basic noise reduction software can easily remove the noise. Check out the Accusonus ERA bundle which includes a one-click noise reduction plugin that works on most NLE platforms. My router is also in the same room in which I conducted the tests and there was no interference at all that I could detect. Overall I would definitely recommend this product.

I thought I’d try these out on mic and also PA but not impressed at all as it loses quality. I’ve tried it in shure beta and my super 55 but the went back to leads as I didn’t like the loss in clarity. I have tried it on my QSC pa but once again put them on cable as the quality was lost.

Makes my any of my microphones completely wireless and works perfectly with both my Bose S1 Pro and my Roland Street Cube Ex. Perfect for busking!

It's a revaluation ! No wires , no interference and easy to set up .Great quality product so far .

These are great for the money, only thing to bare in mind is that it will not lock into place on some mics, well not on my EVnd967a everyone anyway, it probably suits sm58 I dont know.*# update after 3 years of use it has been brilliant, well looked after and charged after each use, sadly the battery is not the problem, suddenly during a practice the mic cut out and now the green light only stays on at a distance of about 15cm or less, if someone could shed some light on this i'd appreciate it. i've tried different charge cables, testing unplugged and on the same thing, the mic only works when green light is on which fades in at that distance and out at further than then then loses the signal. It's a shame as when I bought this it was pretty cheap but now the average price is doubled, so if anyone has a fix for this rf signal loss please let me know otherwise it'll be back to the cable for a while :(