D Debra UHF Wireless Mic System, 4x16 Channels, Bodypack Transmitter, Headset Mic, 80m Range, Ideal for Meetings, Church, Speeches, Parties (4 Bodypacks)

It comes with four different microphone options: a headset, two lavalier mics, and even a handheld mic.This lets me choose the suitable option for any situation. The wireless system transmits the sound clearly and cuts out any annoying background noise. And, with 16 adjustable channels, I can easily avoid interference from other devices. It has a clear display that shows the battery life and signal strength, so I never get caught off guard by a dying mic or dropped connection. This system is ideal for meetings, churches, speeches, and more.

These work great! No drop outs or nothing in a very electricy noisy area. Occasional static noise but infrequent. Battery life is okay, about 4 hours. They sound a bit poor, the included mics are a little muddy. Might not suitable for high activity as a hard enough collision causes the mic pacs to turn off. For the money, a solid option.

Really bad sound quality. Sent back for refund.

These are not legal for use in the UK. They use a frequency that carries a £5k fine if OFCom finds out, so great for a one off party, but if you bought them for regular use, then you run the risk of a fine. google "wirless mic uk freq" (amazon won't let me post a url to ofcom.)So return them if you have them, as they legally can't be used in the UK at all.

Not impressed with the bodypack transmitter- cheap and poor performanceWhat's in the box1 x Receiver2 x Hand microphone2 x bodypack transmitter2 x Lavalier clip on microphones2 x Lavalier microphone headband microphone1 x Power supply1 x 6.5 mm audio cable2 x Non-slip ring x 21 x Instruction manualPLEASE Note: No Batteries were supplied!!Build qualityThe build quality on the main receiver was very good, and the same goes towards the 2 Handheld microphones BUT sadly the 2 bodypack transmitters just felt cheap and nasty along with the headband microphonesMaterial qualityAgain as with what was said about its build quality, both body pack transmitters were made from the cheapest of plastics that I've seen and as these were the main transmitters that I'd be using let it all down !!!Distance RangeThe hand-held microphones whilst facing the receiver capped out at just 60meters (195ish feet) whilst facing the receiverThe bodypack Transmitters whilst facing the receiver are the worst performers and capped out in between 50 to 55 meters, but also lost connection way before this especially if you turned away from the receiver.Battery lifeThe hand-held microphones lasted just 4 hours and the body pack transmitters lasted slightly less than this at 3 to 3½hrs topsSound qualityWhilst the hand-held microphones did a fantastic job, the body pack transmitters just didn't cut it at all, regardless of whether I was using the headband microphones or the Lavalier clip-on microphones as both sounded muddy, crackly and in all honesty I've heard better audio from the microphone from my smartphoneI was surprised that the distance range wasn't better than what I found especially since the receiver was equipped with 4 antennas and looked like it could do its job flawlessly ... sadly this wasn't the case and failed to some extent!!So can I recommend the D Debra Wireless Microphone System with Bodypack Transmitter and Hand-held microphones... sadly with the body pack my answer would have to be a big NO, but with the hand-held microphones it might be possible YesSo with that all in mind, I can only give the D Debra Wireless Microphone System with Bodypack Transmitter and hand-held microphones a 3 out of 5 stars at my very best and this would have been improved if the bodypack transmitter were made to a better standard and performed the way they should have.