TONOR TW820 Wireless Microphones, Metal Dual Professional UHF Cordless Dynamic Mic, Handheld Mic System with Receiver for Home Karaoke, Meeting, Party, Church, DJ, Wedding, Singing, 60 m, Silver

I bought these off the strength of other reviews and even though have only used once so far, early signs are i was right to listen to the reviews. The mic's feel well built in the hand, easy to setup, they literally are almost plug and play. To use you literally pick a channel, turn them on, turn up the volume and away you go. I use them with a set of active speakers connected via a mixer. The mic's receiver connects to the mixer using the supplied 1/4" cable. I had no interference when using from behind the booth, and even walking around in front of the speakers no interference and voice sounded clear. each mic takes 2 AA batteries, not sure how long they will last as have only used them once, but if in doubt, make sure you keep some batteries with you. Nice touch having these mic's in different colours also so you can differentiate which one is using which channel easier. They both have their own volume control on the receiver which gives you some limited control. If you want to fully control the volume independently you would need to connect each mic via the balanced ports (cables not supplied) seperately Overall, definitely recommended if you are looking to use these for DJ, karaoke or speaking gigs.

I lost a set of these in the box, somewhere at an event, still not sure how, but anyway i need to use microphones with my job on a monthly basis, they need to produce a good quality, rich sound and these do that so well. Its usually for Q&A with up to 200 people with ex pro footballers, some who are not that well mic trained and others that are brilliant, and these mics are really very capable. The microphones are made from a metal / alloy, no plastic and they are supplied as a bundle with everything apart from batteries to get you going. If you are into PA / Audio, you will be pleased to hear you can have independent XLR outputs on the back of the metal boxed transceiver but the kit is supplied with a shared output via 6.35mm jack, you would then adjust separate gain / volume of the mics by the transceiver dials on the front panel which is a reasonable short cut. For proper eq set up, you will need to have / buy two xlr to xlr cables and into your desk. I've used them in many professional applications, i own Shure, AKG and Sennheiser lead, radio, headset mics, all manner of combinations, but when i needed more mics now, this was the go to choice without any fear, at this price point its just a shame it doesn't have a case with them, they are really good. So that is the next bit of the process to research, getting a case built that can hold all the kit and some spare batteries. Would recommend these to any DJ work, presentation work in a school or similar setting, very good

I’d bought a more expensive system that had better reviews and better star rating... it was rubbish. I connect the system through a mixer and no amount of fiddling would make it sound any better. Decided to give this one a try as it had good reviews and was over £40 cheaper. It was so easy to set up. Mics connected to receiver immediately and after a few tweaks on my mixer managed to get both mics sounding pretty good. For the money, it’s a really good system.

After doing a little research and needing some mics for karaoke, I kept finding myself being drawn back to these mics. The build quality of them are metal, with a little plastic bottom. The base unit is very well made too. They look and feel nice. The range on the mics was amazing too, as some people started to walk to the back the room, which was a fair distance from the base unit, and they didn’t hiccup once. The sound quality is very clear and sounded much better than my standard wired microphone. So after using them for karaoke for the evening and being so impressed with them, I was going to use them to replace my normal short wired mic that I usually use for my disco work. My only issue the power button, which you gotta press and hold it for 3/5 seconds for them to switch on and off. That put me off a little, compared to a switch which is instant, but I’m sure I can get used to that. If they had the feature to press the button quickly so it muted/unmuted the mic whilst the power was on. They would be a whole lot better. If your thinking about buying a a good all rounded microphone which is great value on a small budget then these are very decent and will certainly do the job for you.

I had a Shure radio mic for the last 10 years or so and it served me very well. But a singer put it down and it rolled off the table and broke the casing. I mention this because the Tonor mics have a ring on them which prevents this and it is a simple but very effective idea. Now the sound quality is not as good as the Shure but I can EQ it with my Dynacord mixer to get a quite decent sound which is more than good enought for pub karaoke. And 2 mics is brilliant for karaoke because invariably you will get 2 people singing and its great not to have to worry about cables. I used them for a wedding and during the speeches it did slightly cut out (crowd didn't notice) which was very disconcerting. The receiver was at the same table level as the guests and I noticed the slight drop outs occured when the roving photographer moved into the line of sight. I placed the receiver on its side about half way through and received no further drop outs. I have done a number of gigs since receiving them and never had any drop out other than that one time. To replace my Shure mic would cost in the region of 800 euros for ONE mic and for me the sound quality difference does not justify that price difference so I highly recommend these mics.

Great mics been using them professionally for the last few months never have signal drop outs even though I have a lot of equipment running near the receivers and other wireless mics have struggled when other artists play the same venue, battery last long sound is crystal clear

Really impressed with their quality and decent sound. This setup let us easily plug a mic into the aux of an electric guitar amp so you can play and sing (output volume can balance the guitar volume). Possibly not an optimal setup but it’s neat and tidy and has inspired my daughter to play

I occasionally DJ and work at events and sometimes need a quick solution to use mics, preferably wireless. Having looked around for a while, I found these and I have to say they shocked me with how good they are. There are many channel choices for the mics to use and from turning on a mic to the base unit detecting it, is about 2-3 seconds at the most, perfectly acceptable and a quick response time. The range is great and the antennas on the base unit are good, positionable and seem strong enough to handle a lot of use. The base unit is also made of metal, which gives it a nice premium feel, something other ones I looked at didn't have. Sound quality is really good and has no noticeable distortion/static. There are XLR outputs, one for each channel and a mixed mic output (1/4 inch) which combines both mics. The volume controls on the front of the base unit are good, and I found leaving them on the highest and mixing the volume in my mixer the easiest option. A great product and something I'd definitely recommend for anyone needing wireless mics at a lower price.