JOYO Wireless in Ear Monitor System 2.4G Wireless IEM System with Transmitter Clip on Receiver Automatic Pairing in-ear Monitoring for Studio,Guitar,DJ,Live Performance (JW-07)

This works perfect for our IEM rig my band used all four body packs from pur woreless system and as a drummer I use a separate mix than the rest of my band I highly recommend this item battery life is excellent played 3 shows before needing to charge

Great reception and battery duration

I have had three different people use them. Two who were somewhat familiar and exposed to in ears thought it was fine. One actually said great. The third person said they don't like it they cannot hear. I have not taken time to see if maybe they are using the personal monitor incorrectly or not. But Two thought it was good and one who is new to in ears did not. It is what it is.

They cut out. They distort. I've had shootouts with many brands. From crappy Temu copies to better known brands. I like Joyo stuff generally. But we tried 2 different units. Both had constant dropouts and distorted sound. Switching to Xvive or hard wired stuff and the sound was great. It's not a gain structure issue. these just aren't good enough for live.

I’m a drummer and I use these for my IEMs at church. This works PERFECTLY - connects immediately with great sound and no interference, delay, or distortion. They work just as well as the typical $250 ones… well worth the $35 price!

This product was easy to use out of the box. Instantly paired, and everything was intuitive. I was pleased with the audio quality (as an audiophile, that's quite the statement). However after just a few minutes of use, I noticed anytime backing tracks plus vocals were present, there was massive amounts of distortion. I tried remixing the inputs, reducing pre/post volume, bass, etc. Nothing helped. I replaced the wireless with a wire and confirmed the distortion was coming only from the device. I tried charging it overnight, thinking it was perhaps the distortion was being driven by a low battery issue. After a full charge the issue was still present. It's just not reliable enough for any type of stage performance with music. Might be ideal if you just need vocals.Maybe I got a bad one, but I'll be returning it.

They honestly work a lot better than I expected. Latency isn’t really much of an issue, however I had the transmitter plugged into my audio interface and I would get a high pitch interference that would go away when I wrapped my hand around the transmitter. Moving it to a headphone amp with a longer cable seemed to help the issue, the ring is still there but less noticeable. I also use the joyo wireless guitar system and I think it may cause the in ear system to cut out because of signal interference, I need to test more. Mainly I just needed these so I can listen to a click on stage while I have a backtrack going out the mains so for 30 bucks I can’t complain too much. I’ll still upgrade units, but I look forward to seeing what future gens of these will be able to do.

Me gusta el sonido y el alcance