SWIFF High-Grade Electronic Guitar Wireless System Rechargeable Guitar Transmitter Receiver Support Multi Channels and Long Battery Life for Electric Musical Instruments

Meets and exceeds expectations! Rock solid, quiet, full dynamic range, zero perceived latency. Plenty of battery life to get through four sets.

Incredible product, plug and play, sounds perfect

Here's a full review after a year of using them.Transmission and range:the audio is amazing that comes out of them for both guitar and bass. the transmission is seamless. Like there is no delay at all. The range i've been standing about 20 feet and the transmission is still spot on.Battery:Overall, the battery life is not that bad for 6 hours of play, but the battery in the receiver dies twice as fast as the transmitter even at a full charge. That's why I gave them a four star review cause of that.Portability:Portability is out of the question they're so small they can fit anywhere, and you don't even know to some on the instrument itself.Quality:The quality is more of a 70/100. The look And feel to them is really good like it feels like a genuine product and a good one at that. As most premium brands would feel, but that battery life is something to fix. That's the biggest thing holding these back.Overall:These are incredible for the price. Most likely the best set you can get for $60. if you're willing to deal with the battery life of the receiver. Then these will be the set you want to buy.

I play in a very active cover band that gigs every weekend. I’ve used this wireless for 8 months in every type of venue with all kinds of RF in the air. I’ve not lost signal or had interference that wasn’t managed, I like the tone, works with every guitar, holds charge through every show most being 3+ hours.I have a Shure wireless guitar system but do not like bringing a rack just for that or having to fiddle with two body packs (I also use a Shure IEM). So on a whim and review on YouTube I bought this. Love the fact it is not 2.4 or 5.8 as those are now very busy and with faster speeds, distance shortens.I’ve only changed the channel at one show and we’ve played 30 shows in 8 months. We have 5 in the band all with separate wireless IEM’s, two wireless guitars and our mixer is wireless not to mention five phones on stage somewhere. Never an issue and our sound engineer never knows I’m wireless or on a wire… they tweak the eq at various venues anyway so it really doesn’t matter.Only negative is I don’t care for the look on a Strat as it looks a little odd and there is a bright green light, but that’s minor.I’ve tried other cheap options and were terrible. Returned all but this one. This is well worth the price but realize it heavily depends on your environment, RF around you and how far you want to be away from your home base unit. It is not generally this unit’s fault if you have interference so always have an alternative plan. A $50 unit will not adjust to all environments like a $500 unit. Bring a RF scanner to shows if really concerned.

I have been using the Swiff WS-50 transmitter system for a month now for guitar practice and jamming with friends. So far it has worked flawlessly. Our practice room is pretty cramped so it's great to have one less cable to worry about. I use it in my acoustic bass and my acoustic guitar; no problem with either of them. I've walked as far as about 20 feet away with no signal loss or lag (I haven't tried going farther away). I get about right at 5 hours of continual use before they need to be recharged. The sound quality is also excellent -- I ABed it with my guitar cable and couldn't hear a difference. I'm going to get another set of these soon because our practices generally run longer than 5 hours. I'd definitely recommend it.

This wireless seems to be solid. Plugged it in, turned it on, and it worked instantly. Very easy.

Worked great right out of the box, shows how much battery is left, lasts a few hours, reaches the length of a theater no problem. No detectable latency. We liked it so well, even the guitarist who wanted a cable used this instead and we bought another set. No noticeable interference even though we had a mess of other wireless microphones etc going.

Simple, and easy. Everything I wanted from a wireless system.