LEKATO 5.8G Wireless Guitar System Upgraded Rechargeable Wireless Guitar Transmitter Receiver, Super Long 8 Hours Battery Life, 4 Channels Guitar Wireless System for Electric Guitar Bass(WS-90)

Works as advertised. Connects easy and sounds great. They sound clean and no interference.

I have only had these a short while, but I am impressed with the sound quality. The wireless transmitter and receiver are both larger, and lighter than I expected. They pair easily, the battery lasts a good long time(l haven't had to recharge them yet, and I got them a few days ago.) I haven't tested the maximum signal distance, but there was no signal drop from about thirty feet apart. We'll see how long they last, but I am happy so far.

I have used the wireless multiple times since buying it. In each three-hour practice as well as the three-hour block part, the wireless kept its charge. I played between 10 and 20 feet away from the amp and did not lose signal. Here's where it may make you wonder if you want to buy this: When using my Gibson Les Paul with a 57 Classic pickup set, I had no issues at all. When using my Fender American Standard Telecaster with stock pickups (Twisted Tele and Nocaster pickups), I had no issues at all. When I used both my Fender American Series Strat (stock pickups) and 2021 Fender American Pro II Strat (stock pickups), the guitars picked up all sorts of noise on all positions (1/3/5 worse than 2 & 4). This happened whether I was home or at my friend's house practicing. This happened with both of my tube amps and with my solid-state practice amp. The noise existed where I was using the onboard effects (solid state) or I ran pedals through the tube amp's effects loop. Using a noise gate helped, but only until I started playing again. The background noise is not severe when playing clean, but as soon you start using OD, you can't hide it. Maybe it's a sound you can use when playing? I tried switching channels on the wireless, but it did not help. I made sure my cell was not nearby. I won't return it as it does work well with some of my gear and it was inexpensive. Had I known this in advance, I would have likely shopped for something else.

I have no complaints as I use these for guitar practice. Sound quality and battery life is superb in my user experience. A+ product.

Good item quality 8/10 , sound 10/10 reception 10/10 battery so far good I played professional and and try it in my gig and I works fantastic 1.5 h show no issues , it did get discharged I do a shure system glxd4+ for my bass but I didn’t want to spend a lot of money for a transmitter for my guitar I try like 4 budget systems , this one is good , usb C port quick charger next level of this one will be the xvive 5.8 band but is like 200$ so this is a very good option

Very nice for the price. I've had it for close.to two years, and it's holding up really well. Haven't ran out of battery mid performance. My bass guitars sound good through these. Simple to use. Recommended.

So far I've used this system for 1 gig. Worked great. No issues. Sounds no different than cable. Battery's held up for 4 hours without issue. No noise detected. A+++

Works very well. No lag that I can hear and no noise. Sounds just as good as a cable, does give a slight boost. I'd rate it higher but have only used it at the house. Ill try it out at next practice and I may rate it higher.

Sound quality and latency are both excellent! Quite happy with this system, and the wife is happy with fewer wires to contend with! Definitely recommend!

I went into this skeptical. LEKATO isn't a household name like Boss or Fender, so I figured I'd be cutting corners at this price point. I'm genuinely impressed I was wrong. This thing actually works really well. The signal is clean with minimal distortion or feedback, which was my biggest concern coming in. Range is solid—I can move around without dropouts, and the 100-foot distance claim seems legit. Battery life holds up too; I get a full practice session or gig without worrying about it dying mid-set, and the quick charge is handy when you're in a pinch. For the money, you're getting wireless quality that would cost significantly more from the big names. It charges fast, stays charged, and the build feels decent. Does what it promises without the premium price tag. If you've been hesitating on wireless systems because of cost, this proves you don't have to spend $300+ to get something reliable. Definitely worth considering if you need a dependable backup system or your first wireless setup.

I wanted to wait until I had a chance to really give these a full night on stage before writing any review. Our shows are 4 hours of music with +/- 15 minute break. I turned these on during sound check and was amazed at the end of the end they were still happily working away. No issues with interference, delay or sound quality. 100% recommend these!

Very good quality product till now for the price. The sound quality is excellent and it’s very recommended if you are an amateur or even a professional guitar/bass player

got these this week gigged them last night for first time. crystal clear. no drop outs. battery stayed good for soundcheck and 3.5 hrs of playing. i was also using them into a boss me 90(ran on 4aa batteries, xvive u4 in ear monitors, and yorkville exm mobile 8 battery speaker. 100% battery rig with no wires other than mixer xlr into yorkville speaker, in ear transmitter into back of speaker. no drop outs. no noise. worked excellent. very pleased with these