Ueteto Wireless in Ear Monitor System 2.4G Stereo IEM System with Transmitter Beltpack Receiver Automatic Pairing, for Studio, Band Rehearsal, Live Performance

I use these little guys in my home studio for my personal recordings for my YouTube channel and yeah, these ones works very well, I just bought an In ear monitors and the sound is freaking awesome. I didn't notice any latency. Still pending to test in live performance but should be working fine.

I am not a big fan of in air monitors however, these were quite well. Latency is barely there. Sound quality is very nice. Overall I am extremely satisfied with this product. They stay charged the entire evening. Bluetoothing was very easy. I do recommend this product if you are on a budget

These work surprisingly well. I don't use it very far away from the receiver and I get a perfect signal. I did notice that when I had it set up about 20-25 ft across the stage that I had a very slight delay in the sound. Not really enough to notice but I could tell. When I moved it closer, it took care of it. The sound quality is great for the price. I used XVive U4 for years and got this when it crapped out on me. I'm very happy with it. Battery life is good. I get about 4-6 hours on a charge.

For the money. OK. It's around $50 bucks I get it. (Nov 2024) BUT! OMG! I've tried so many of these. And this is by far the best to get accurate sound from your whatever sound source you use to your cheap $20 apple headphones (plug). (use your own better quality headphone male to male cable though) and after that...play time, sound quality...anything you need is there. Hope this helps you. My quest for Wireless Headphone TX RX is over! Period!

I was initially very skeptical about how well these would perform after watching numerous reviews on YouTube and Amazon... Some people commenting that similar units have issues with audio lag/ latency...I'm a mobile DJ so this had me concerned that it could affect my ability to prep and cue my songs, keeping them in time with the currently playing song.I'm happy to say that after testing these there is no lag whatsoever and the audio response is crisp. In fact, the response time is even better than standard Bluetooth (which has a lag of about 2 seconds)....aka unacceptable for mixing purposes.The sound quality is crisp & I honestly don't notice any reduction in quality from the sound they put out versus what I would hear plugging the headphones directly into my laptopTime will tell if these hold up or crap out (And I will update my review accordingly).....but as of right now these are a 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 for me and I will definitely be using them at my next event in a few weeks 👍🏾

You most certainly get what you pay for. I use mine to hear my audio during street interviews and they work great. There’s a little spotty crackles sometimes. But this help me know if I need to adjust my mic settings during interviews. They don’t work well in stereo mode but mono it works fine. Good value for the cost compared to how much you’d have to spend for some high end ones.

Works as advertised, but the battery life and audio quality means I can't really use it for my in ears at a gig reliably. Fine for home use though.

$40 in ears? They work!! These have been road tested in actual on stage gigs and they work! My guitar player plugs his into his amp so he can hear himself. No wedge monitor needed for him anymore. Band loves these as the stage is now a little quieter. $40 bucks!!!