LEKATO WS50 Guitar System

Great value for Money+ bonus of broadcasting on 4 channels This is the second pair I have bought although the first pair I have used for over 6years & probably the battery does not last as long now but a great piece of kit. I have used them from Guitar to Amp and pedal board to speaker

Always a bit wary when buying something that needs to be good to be of any use. At the price these are I took a chance and am absolutely delighted with the performance. Sound quality is slightly brighter, clean and noise free. Interference was my consern, but as it is in the 5Ghz network and zero issues. Latency is low and not noticeable. Battery life is in excess of 3 hours. I waited till I gigged with these in varying environments before posting up a review. They are used on my Bass guitar in a Theatre in Poland, Music venues and pubs in the UK etc. My band uses a high power 2.4Ghz mikes and digital mixing making my old 2.4Ghz wireless system useless. This 5Ghz one is perfect. Summary - Great value, clean sound, interference free, Good battery life. They do what they were designed for. Recommended :-)

These are great for home use and rehearsal use. And I'd even be happy using for them a gig if there were only one or two people playing wirelessly. No interference problems and the latency is impossible to notice. Good battery life, I typically get 6 hours continuous play time out of them. The only thing I would change if I was being nitpicky, would be to use usb c rather than micro USB. But thats really not an issue, just means one more cable to carry, and their dual Y cable is pretty handy. It would be nice to be able to select which channel it operates on/have more channels, but thats a feature for a higher price point. But for solo use and playing with one or two others I've had absolutely no channel issues.

Unlike my 2.4 ghz ones these have no problems with interference. They even worked 40m away in the car park of the venue. Lasted a full 5 hours and they were still going strong when we finished. But.. A problem appeared when using 2 sets together. Each time the guitarist unplugs his transmitter to swop to a different guitar they switch back to channel 1. The bassist is on channel 1 and then neither can play until the guitarists reselects his to channel 4. They need to remember their channel over power cycles and being unplugged. A pretty fundamental bug. when live on a stage you don’t need things like this happening.

I was just about to buy a Boss wireless system, and go with that trusted brand name but.. after watching some YouTube recommendations it made sense to buy a few cheaper 'systems', covering a few different frequency bands. That way you can swap them out if you have a problem at a given venue on a given day. These have worked flawlessly and without drop-outs or interference in the venues I've used them in so far. As an entry level system, it does what it's supposed to do. No perceptible sound difference compared to a cable (when connecting to an amp or pedal at least). I'm getting a bit more than 4 hrs between charging, but haven't tested the exact time. More than usable for me. Can you gig with this system? Like I said, it makes sense to have a few different ones for back up, as venues may have interference on a particular band on any given day, but if it works.. it works. Can I plug it into my custom Gibson and still pull off rock god? Dunno.. but we all have our own gods.

Fantastic, simple to use, no latency, delay. And no leads to get in the way. Highly recommend.

Excellent purchase. So easy to use and a good sound.

I bought these to replace a pair of 2.4ghz ones I have. The 2.4ghz models were picking up outside interference from the surrounding electrical equipment you'd expect in a band practice setting. These 5.8ghz ones are much better. There wasn't any interference at all and no lagging. The connection to each other when switched on is almost instant. So far, they've done around 4 hours of play and no sign of dropping off from run down batteries. The dual charging lead is great little thing to have. A little more streamlined design would be better but really, it's only a minor thing to mention. I'd definitely recommend these. It's worth paying the extra for the 5.8 over the 2.4 versions.

Did not get any sound from these at all, despite being plugged in and all the indicators showing green.

No ruidos, no delay ....perfecto y llega a casi 20 metros. Para un escenario grande abarca DE SOBRA sin interferencias. Fácil de emparejar NO FALLA. RECOMENDABLE. No noto casi pérdida de señal con respecto a ponerlo con cable. En una stratocaster NO molesta a la palanca de trémolo. Su funciona bien en estudio y no tiene problemas, ¿por qué te va a dar problemas en un bolo? No tiene por qué. En general tiene una calidad bastante buena. Lo recomiendo al 100%.

Anche se leggermente grandi, non danno fastidio. Nessun ronzìo legato ai cavi. Usato su chitarre elettrica ed acustica. Il 5.8 Ghz è un ottimo motivo. Penso ne acquisterò a breve un'altra coppia. Si collegano subito tra di loro. Quanto alla distanza, per il momento in casa, tra le stanze, nessun problema. La durata? Usati due ore, nessuna interferenza. In dotazione il cavo USB con due uscite per alimentare il Tx e il Rx. Unico neo, se si può dire, il cavo è Usb/USB micro, leggermente più difficile da trovare visto che ormai sono tutti USB C. Ma non è assolutamente un problema. Si caricano in tempi accettabili e la spia di carica, quando completa, si spegne. Con questo ne ho acquistato quattro. È sufficiente per dire che sono soddisfatto?

Suena increíble no se va la señal me encanta guau

I saw the raving reviews and thought, how good could these be? There must be some lag, interference, or noise for this price range. I was so wrong and I couldn't be happier. These are more than highly recommended, I use them to practice guitar and record. I found 0 difference with having my guitar hooked via an XLR cable.