2.4GHZ Wireless Guitar System, Rechargeable Digital Wireless Guitar Transmitter Receiver with 4 Channels and Over 10 Hours Long Battery Endurance for Electric Guitar Bass

I’m glad I got this set of wireless system for my guitars and basses. They work very well, and the charge lasts a long time. Easy to use, charge, and store in its original box. Very compact size so they aren’t heavy or bulky so it’s a good design. Now there’s no need to worry about accidents using a long cable between my guitars and amps.

Great product. Works great. Can't wait to use it with the band.

Very nice clean no hum.

I admit, I got the "Snail" version on sale for $28.99 ... That said, I'm a HUGE user of the Ammoon 5.8ghz model ... In fact, I have 2 of them and swear by them ... These are a very close second ... I can use them on my electronic drums as well as my keyboards with no obvious loss of frequency, signal loss, gain loss, or any other problems with any instrument ... For guitar, they are just as great a sound as a quality cable; no question ... I've yet to run into the 2.4ghz "interference" that most of these systems seem to have that the 5.8ghz are not really prone to (I'll update if that happens) ...The battery on this one (seemingly) lasts longer than the Ammoon ... I'll update with a more exact timeframe later ... For reference, I typically get about 4.5-5 solid hours from the Aamoon ....(To recap, I only have the "Snail" version, but I think the difference is cosmetic, not functional) ...UPDATE: 5/14/22: I used it in a professional environment for about 3 hours (give or take) and then decided to push it further ... I attached it to my PA system and fed music through it (it actually does pretty well with this application) and played it until it finally died ... This took about 10 hours, 44 minutes ... So, we'll round off last night to 3 hours, and we'll safely say 10.5 hours today ... I got approximately 13-14 hours out of THE TRANSMITTER (on a wireless rated for 10 hours) ... The receiver is still as green as can be ... (I'll leave that on overnight and see if it's still on in the morning; receivers last far longer than transmitters for obvious reasons) ...For the record, the sound from this last night was OUTSTANDING with guitar and/or music/vocal in general at high volumes ... I'm QUITE impressed with this (especially for the price) ... 10 out of 10 rating from me; hands down! ... My next update will be general longevity since I plan to use the living hell out of this thing (and buy at least one more while it's still at this pricepoint) ...SECOND UPDATE: 5/15/22: The RECEIVER lasted another 3.5 hours (and I just shut it off) .....13-14 hours with the transmitter, +3.5 with the receiver (blinking, probably good for another 2-3+ hours; I went to bed and put them both on the charger)=about 16 or so hours on the receiver .... Either way, good performance ... Your mileage may vary .... (Remember, I did this under "extreme circumstances"; you may have different results) .... Additionally, I'll add I still didn't get any interference whatsoever; I tried to get some ...MINOR UPDATE: I also got one of "Blue" versions during the next sale they had ($29.99 this time) ... I've found they are, in fact, the same, just cosmetically different (the casing itself), as I think I stated was my thought earlier in this review ... Same unit, same channels/frequencies, just different casing (which I'm more than cool with!) ... I did the same tests listed above with the "Blue" version as with the "Snail" version (with the same results) ....THIRD? UPDATE - 3/1/24: Ok, so, it SEEMS that only 4 or 5 of the 6 frequencies of the "Snails" and "Blue" are the same (I just noticed it tonight, actually). I guess this is smart, as you really DO want to have one frequency set that is different from the other; even if just ONE channel ... Well done, maker!Otherwise, well, I still feel the same about these things, and I use them 2-3 times a week ...I sometimes even use the "1 transmitter, 2 receiver" deal, but it's a tad bit to make happen ...(Pair one, then the other to the transmitter ... Then, turn off, pair both like new and they will both sync)Either way; I'm happy with these, I've not replaced/returned any of them, and they are still running strong!... TL/DR: For the price, it's worth it for guitar as well as a variety of instruments and applications ....

Does what it says and for the money spent. For the money spent it is worth it . I purchased this wireless system as backup for my boss wireless system which costs 3 times the price or more than this system. So if I am playing a gig or in church and don't want people to trip over my cords then the wireless system is suitable for that.

I just had them for a day. They charged right up. Connected with no problem. And noticed no difference in the sound quality. So nice just to be able to walk around and not fight a cord. Easy to use. I’ll just have to wait and see how they do in the long haul quality seems good and the price was right. Well, I spoke too soon. This is an update. The product stopped working. I tried everything. They said that they were paired , but did not produce any sound. I am returning them for a refund.

Nice product. Works as described.

Tried using this with a Takamine EF341sc guitar plugged into mixer and output to powered speakers. Even at low volumes the hiss/whine couldn't be missed but at playable levels was really bad. Hooked back cable and all went away. These will probably work great on electric guitars but not recommended for 9volt powered acoustics. The search continues.....