FIFINE Wireless Microphone Handheld for Karaoke Nights and House Parties.(K025)

This microphone worked excellently for us. It was very easy to set up, worked with a 1/4" to 3.5mm adapter on our camera, and had very decent audio quality. We tested it both indoors and outdoors, and it worked very well. The range on it wasn't as long as I was expecting, we were able to get around 30ft from it, but that might've been resolved had we adjusted the frequency or used different batteries. When the microphone was in range of the transceiver, the audio quality was clean and not shabby for its price tag, and didn't pick up a lot of surrounding noise. The fact that the wireless transceiver uses a 1/4" jack was helpful, and made it easy to switch between plugging it into a mixer and then afterwards using it on our camera with a 3rd party adapter. Overall, I'm really content with the microphone for the price that it's advertised at.

This is the 5th wireless mic from Fifine I have purchased and used. I have tried out the K035b, K035 and now this one. The two K035 units are basically the same with a different shaft color. Some of the basic workings are similar, but there are a number of differences, including a cheaper price. In this one, the channel number doesn't change even when the frequency changes. Also, the button to change the frequency is harder to reach. It requires you to unscrew the bottom and use a tool of some sort (pen, screw driver, etc.) to push the button. If you have multiple microphones, this may be vaguely irritating, but I imagine once you get the frequencies set, you don't really need to change them again. One of the benefits of the K025 over the K035 series is that the microphone shaft is more cylindrical, which means it fits into the microphone holder a little more firmly. The sound on this microphone is clear and loud. I connected it directly to a powered speaker and had to turn the mic gain almost all the way down for karaoke in a pretty small room.

I personally enjoyed using this microphone for both live situations, and even recording! It isn't exactly made to record because it is more made for live settings, but it can get the job done if you need it to! I think that the build quality is pretty decent for the price. It is mostly plastic, but it is a budget solution. I found an issue with the LED display, which was it was hard to see in a well lit environment. I would have to cup my hand over the screen to read it or have it out of the way of too much light to be able to see it. Beyond that, the screen is easy to read and understand. I also found, when attempted to record with it, that it is too large to fit a normal microphone clip for a stand. I was able to remove the bottom part of the handle where the batteries are housed and get it to semi-work with a clip, but it is something that should be noted if you are looking to buy this microphone. The biggest issue that I found with this microphone is the battery situation. I don't like the fact that I have to use two different battery types to get this system up and running. It is a minor inconvenience, but nonetheless something to be noted. The sound from the microphone is fairy good. It has a slight sensitivity to lower frequencies, but this is a budget product, again. The set-up for it in terms of live performance and recording were fairly easy and simple. Turn the receiver on, extend its antenna, plug it in to your source, turn on the microphone, let it connect, then you are set to go. Overall, I would say this is a good budget microphone system for someone who needs a live wireless microphone set-up. It is better suited for live events like weddings, parties, etc., but it can record decently as well. I would give five starts if it were not for the battery situation and the microphone stand/clip situation.

There are some situations when there is no power available nearby and a client wants you to provide sound and a microphone for their event. This was the case for a beach wedding I had last week. Instead of using a generator or running a few 100-feet extension cords to provide power, I decided to go completely wireless. In order to do this, I used my battery-powered speaker and my new wireless microphone from FiFine Technology. The microphone was super easy to use straight out of the box and came with instructions for me to follow. I popped in some batteries into the microphone and receiver before my event. When setting it all up, the device was already in synced and my microphone worked on the first try. I tested it out about 35 feet away and the sound that came out of my speaker was clear and there weren't any dropouts! During the wedding ceremony, their singer used the mic and sounded beautiful as she sang for the bride's entrance. The officiant also used the mic and everyone could hear him clearly. If you're looking to complete your wireless sound system setup, consider getting this microphone. It's set at a great price value that gives you a wireless solution without breaking the bank and a sweat. Hope this was helpful!

I bought this back during Christmas for my wedding in August. We tried it out for about a day and it worked great. We up everything away until the wedding and then went to set it all up. It worked great for around 5 minutes and then we started setting everything else up. When I came back to turn everything off the mic had stopped working and the transceiver was really hot. The mic itself was working, but the plug in transceiver apparently took a dump on us unfortunately. Luckily I was able to get in contact with their customer service since the Amazon C.S. had expired, they were very nice and sent me a new transceiver. I'm sure the original transceiver was just a one time fluke and that happens with all products from time to time. The biggest thing was that they sent me a new product without any hassle. The only thing to be for warned about it is that if you need a replacement from Fifine directly it takes a couple weeks to ship since it comes from China. The mic is very nice and the range is pretty wicked! It also has a higher frequency so it can easily still work in a crowded room or from completely different rooms, so no interference! Again, thank you customer service for being such a great help!

I would give it 0 stars if I could. I purchased this and used it one time. I stored it with the batteries taken out in a soft bag in my room (climate-controlled). When I took it out again and put in new batteries, it never powered back on. Quality is low, not dependable, do not buy!

I used this wireless microphone for a dairy goat show that I chaired and it worked for about 1.5 hours. The problem is that the shows last 6 to 7 hours long. I would switch out the batteries for new ones and it would work again for a short while but never terribly long. I was hugely disappointed that this microphone didn't work for more hours because when it did, it was GREAT. I loved it. The judges loved it. So, I gave this product 5 stars for sound quality because, again, when it worked it was fantastic. I gave this microphone 2 stars because the battery life was miserable. Value is one star because basically I couldn't use this item, so the money spent went down the toilet.

There is no setup, just put the batteries in and turn on receiver and mic and it works. How the heck did they make this microphone and sell it for so cheap? It works really well. Amazing, I think. Less than 40 bucks and you have a microphone with metal mesh. Range is great. I had less issues with feedback with this mic then my wired mic's, you have to point the mic directly at the speaker for it to squeal. Also, it comes with a rubber anti-roll piece that you put on the bottom when you aren't using it, so it won't roll off the table. That wasn't in the pictures. The base is a rubber cap that appears to be just glued on there. If you buy the version that has two mic's then the rubber caps are different colors. You don't need to but I plugged the receiver into a small mic preamp just to get better gain out of it, this isn't necessary though, works well just directly plugged into the amp. But, it had a fuller sound after the preamp. I used an ART Tube MP Studio Microphone Preamp.