AKLOTWireless Guitar System Transmitter Receiver Set 2.4GHz Built-in Rechargeable Lithium Battery Digital for Electric Guitar Bass

Reliable, good sound quality, good range, and no noticeable latency. Plus it’s super easy to set up and use. Very much plug and play. I only experience intermittent dropouts when the battery gets really low. That said, the battery life is solid.I’m sure there are plenty of pro-level hardware equivalents that would beat this one on those metrics, but for the price this is a fantastic product.Also fwiw I’m a gigging musician and can confirm so far it works well out in the wild. Now I only plug in my guitar with a real cable when I’m in the studio. Freedom!!

These work great. Charge lasts a long time. Love that I dont need to replace batteries. Cones with a charging cord that you use with a usb charging block. So much better than being connected to a wire. With a wired set uo I never could seem to avoid getting excess noise as the connectors moved slightly. With these it’s pure clean, noise free sound

Edit 1 14 24,Yes, still unhappy with the tangle cord but I haveto add a couple outstanding features of this unitover others I own.SWITCH; Best design of all, the switch is a slider,not one you have to press and hold and waste timewondering when it will go off or on. Switch is on theright side of unit when typically plugged in andfolded up against the body, so grabbing it togo on or off is with thumbnail , ergonomicallyperfect as well as perfect functionality, fastand efficient.BIG leds, placed on the FACE of theunit, on the side like some models,and when on an amp or processorsince the swivel is 270 degrees not just 180it will move around quickly and predictablywhere the 180 ones may often be in thewrong orientation taking twice as long toget it spun around where you need it.Initial review;2.4 ghz guitar wireless system.They pack this tx rx charging cord,with the typical wadded up figure 8 configurationthat pleases marketing and looks terrible when we getthe product, there is NO excuse for not giving us a neatcoil that will straighten out beautifully.Every time I charge my tx rx, I have to deal with that cord, we likenice things and nice looking things, they need to sort this issue out.These Guitar tx/rx's work ok but they pick up interference it youtry to use two (2.4ghz) sets. I fixed this buy adding a 5.8ghz setto my two-set configuration. The range of my setis NOWHERE near 30 meters , it might be just barely 30 ft,which for the price is not a deal breaker, but they are notgiving me the product that is promised.A great feature is the fact that the on/off switches ,are 'slide switches' not push buttons thatyou have to hold onto for a period of time,and can't just turn on and off by feel,which can is done instantly an assuredly with this styleof slide switch.If the company lets me know that they will start coilingup the charging cord instead of wadding it up ina figure 8 for future customers, I will up my star rating,otherwise they deserve what they get. 😂Oh yes, by the way , they look nice on my natural wood-finishguitars.

Finally got to use this system for a full set. Church music, twelve string guitar. I pop the transmitter in my jack and the receiver in the mixer and the thing performed flawlessly. Zero latency that I could tell. No drop out or interference. There was a slight hum when volume was increased but I was able to mix it out. No cords frees me up, I love it. I have yet to charge it, right out of the box I have played for at least an hour and going strong. Itst a great day to be a musician! Best use of 30 bucks that I can think of for a guitar player.

Bought this expecting a little noticable delay for the price, and to be fair when you turn the volume low enough whereyou can hear the "accoustic" sound of your guitar, you will notice a little tiny bit of delay, but when playing properly you won't notice it and it feels just like playing with a cable. Gotta admit I love the simplicity of just turning the plugs on plugging both sides in, and ur ready to go and when ur done you just turn them off and put them back in the box and you go do something else. No hassle of cable rolling and all that, no buzzing when of when a cable starts to go bad.The sound quality is great too, no complaints there. Been playing a couple hours, and thee battery seems to be holding well. Havent charged them yet. Fits my les paul, SG and Strat without issue. All in all i'd say buy this one, you won't regret it.

These work great. No noticeable lag and the battery lasts a long time.

The 5.8 WILL be a bit more expensive than the 2.4 Ghz Wireless's. There IS A REASON for this. The 5.8 handles larger bandwidth, and thus, preserves original input signal/quality nearly identically to a cable. Downside, is shorter distance to loss of signal. Also, the doesn't "travel" through walls. For me, hands down the 5.8 Ghz is the way to go.

I bought two sets because it said you could use one transmitter paired to two (and more) receivers. I followed the instructions and paired one transmitter to both receivers installed in two different amps. One of the receivers had a much-reduced signal and made a loud high-pitched whining noise. Unusable! I swapped the receivers. The low signal and noise stayed with that one receiver. I started over and paired both receivers using the second transmitter. Same result. One receiver is bad!