Wireless IEM Adapter with Lossless Audio, 50ft Range, 12-Hour Battery Life, and Ultra-Low Latency - Perfect for Free Movement Sound Experience, Small, Black, RL-IEM-W1

AMAZING sound quality, great battery life, pretty nice distance range, good quality construction, no cheap at all, even the earbuds sound decent, BUT!!! Its a shame, that the seller doesn't have more receivers on sell, i mean, i need to send monitoring at less to 1 or 2 more people of the crew, HOPE to can get at less 2 more receivers, THAT WOULD BE GREAT!!!

Definitely worth the money to convert your earbuds/iems wireless. No loss in audio quality. They passed the bathroom test in distance but did struggle at times (transmitting through 3 walls across the house).They are not large at all, just clip it to the side of your pants or shorts and it’s so light you forget it’s there.Battery life is really good. Charge them every 3 days but if you have longer sessions you may need to charge them more frequently, but if they do ever die you can just plug your earbuds in and be bound while they charge.There is a slight white noise when using but that’s how it is for most wireless devices. It’s not annoying nor bothersome but if you are trying to hear it, you will. You forget about it in general use.Overall being able to have the freedom of being unbound from the desk is a great and makes these well worth it.

As a music producer who practically lives in the recording studio, finding gear that simplifies my workflow while maintaining high quality is a must. The Airlink's 165ft range is no joke—I can wander from the mixing desk to the vocal booth or even step outside for a quick breather without any drop in connection. It's perfect for when vocalists collaboration across the studio.The battery life is solid, lasting through even the longest recording sessions without needing a recharge. Plus, the ultra-low latency means there’s no annoying lag between what’s happening in the booth and what I’m hearing, which is crucial for getting the timing just right.Sound quality? Spot on. The lossless audio feature lets me hear the music exactly as intended, ensuring that nothing misses my ears. This is especially important when I’m fine-tuning the mix and need to catch every detail.Overall, if you're in the music biz and need the freedom to move around without sacrificing sound quality, this adapter is worth every penny. Highly recommend!

New update: 04/21/25,After using this product for almost 6 months it seems the transmitter has died, now the system is useless, I tried to contact the manufacturer but they refuse to respond, at this point I CAN’T RECOMMEND THIS PRODUCT AT ALL, don’t waste your money, if they don’t backup their product then I can’t buy from them,( Original Review) 11/01/24Compact in ear wireless monitors work very good, clean and clear, plenty of volume, no noticeable lag, I found out even though it is only one channel if you want to use two different sources on two units you just need to tap the paring button twice and it switches to another channel

Easy to use, does the job. Fast charging and a long charge lasts two shows

It does not make sense to have a transmitter that would not allow pairing with two or more receivers. What I bought cannot.

I switch to wearing earbuds because headsets were getting hot and heavy. Now I can use my IEMs wirelessly. not bad at all for price.

I'm a drummer and was trying to use this with my IEM's. I wanted to get away from having to plug into a cord and if it worked, use it at my church for worship service and not have a cord hanging down that I often forget to unplug from when I'm done with the set.The bad:Sound quality is absolutely terrible. Sound is very "tinny" and distorted.Build quality is cheap. Feels like one drop and it's toast.The good:Super easy to setup.Virtually no latency.Range is very good. I walked around my studio and house (couple hundred feet) and never lost signal.Bottom line - I couldn't get past the sound quality. It's flat out awful. No matter what I did, I couldn't get it to sound acceptable. I knew these were cheap, but I didn't expect the sound to be the same.Maybe if used with a single instrument, these would be OK, but not for IEM pumping in a whole band worth of instruments.