Wireless in Ear Monitor System MS-02, Upgraded 2.4G Stereo IEM System Low Latency with Transmitter Beltpack Receiver Auto-Pairing,One to More, in-Ear Monitoring for Church,Band,Singer,Stage

Connection is easy and the sound is top notch! Considering how expensive in ear monitors can be these are an inexpensive and worthy alternative. I bought these after doing a show where I couldn't hear myself at all and knew it was time. I was prepared to spend over $300 but was very happy to find these. The charge could last a little longer but overall work well. I didn't notice any lag at all which was great. They're a great size, easy to clip onto your clothes. The sound was clear and full. Like I said, my only issue was the amount of time a charge lasted but I was trying to see how long it took before I needed to recharge, which turned out to be about 4 hours. Overall, worth every penny

I play out weekly And got these MS-02 wireless monitor system a couple weeks ago. I’ve used them six different times and I am very pleased with my purchase. They charge quickly, and have lasted easily through two sets within an hour or so between, leaving the Battery half full. They are nice and loud, I had to turn my MS-02 receiver down two or three clicks with my normal P16 output volume. The tone is great! I play lead guitar and use Shure SE-425 in-ears. Great price, great performance, awesome Battery life, mono or stereo. I highly recommend these for budget Wireless in ears. I would definitely buy these again…

Works well, despite slight latency issue. Build quality is cheap (very light weight) size is very small compared to more expensive IEM systems. Volume control a little wonky but once you get used to it it works well.

Works! Great value for the price point. Plug and play and produces a quality sound!

Excellent product for personal and solo use.

I use these to listen to music around my house. The good: They sound good driving my Moondrop CHU IIs! The price is low. The bad: Range is as advertised, short. The charge indicator and power pilot light are always on wasting charge and distracting the eye. Only five volume steps on the receiver makes me have to go to the audio source if I need to fine tune levels. Having only one channel makes it an iffy proposition to operate more than one set in close proximity. Charging the transmitter and transmitting at the same time, my preferred setup, can introduce intermittent buzzing that is very annoying, but can be solved by unplugging the charger, this could be caused by my other equipment, but I don't think so. Why I give three stares: I like them, but as you can see there are issues. I would love to have a better wireless unit, but for the price these will do.

I am an acoustic singer/performer and often use IEMs for personal monitoring on gigs. I've been using a cable connection for a long time now and really wanted to go wireless for monitors. But the cost was a bit prohibitive with some of the industry standard offerings. So I decided to try some of these. I purchased another product off Amazon prior to buying this one as it had some good reviews. It sounded awful. Distorted, with lots of clipping. I sent it back the next day. I tried this Lekato setup and I was pleasantly surprised with how much better this was than the one I returned. It was a no hassle setup, virtually plug and play, arrived pre-paired and fully charged ready to go. Latency is listed around 4ms, - sane as the first one I tried. Using both the house speakers and the wireless to compare, I'm not able to discern any latency. The sound is clear, with no distortion or clipping (which as mentioned, was the other one's main problem) For the money, it's crazy how good this works. I love it. If you're looking for a really affordable IEM transmitter/receiver, this Lekato setup will do the job.

These were honestly so close to exactly what I was hoping for to use some office headphones wirelessly. But there are some issues. 1. After about 2 weeks of use there will now be periods of about 30 seconds where the audio will begin slowly begin to crackle and get very robotic until it reaches a peak and then returns to normal. It is incredibly uncomfortable to experience and I have to remove them during this time. And this isn't a distance thing as I'm about 4ft away from the transmitter. 2. The battery life is just a bit short - only getting around 5-6 hours before charging is necessary which means they have to be charged in the middle of the work day which isn't great. If the crackling noise could be fixed and the battery life was just a little better this would be fantastic.