Description
KITHOUSE S9 UHF Rechargeable Wireless Microphone with Bluetooth Receiver Box System + Volume Control ECHO – No need to set, just plug and use! Technical Parameters：UHF Microphone & Receiver Range: Max up to 200ft Receiver Volume Control: Mic-A Volume Control, Mic-B Volume Control, Music Volume Control ECHO Effect: Yes Receiver Bluetooth: 4.1(Turn on Bluetooth and search “X168” to connect) Bluetooth Range: About 32 Feet Microphone Battery: Built-in Battery(Included) Microphone Charging: DC 5V Charging Microphone Charging Time: About 3-4 Hours Working Time: About 6 Hours Working channels: 50(CH01-CH50)Simultaneously Using: Yes(Each Set Using In Different Channel)Other Feature: Cool Design LED Light RingPackage List: 1 x Receiver Box2 x Rechargeable Wireless Microphone 2 x Antenna1 x Power Adapter 1 x 6.35mm to 6.35mm Cable 1 x 3.5mm to 3.5mm Cable 2 x Microphone Windscreen1 x USB Charging Cable2 x Antiskid Ring 1 x Audio Cable1 x User Manual
David –
Good – could be better
The mics work very well out of the box. They come with a full battery charge. They feel solid in the hand and audio quality is good. I don’t plan to use the music input or the Echo effect so can’t comment on those.Now here are some issues that should be easy for the manufacturer to correct, and if they did fix these things, they would have a really superb product.1. The manual. It is very short, has grammar errors, and leaves out lots of useful info. PLEASE hire a competent English-speaking tech writer to make a proper manual with detailed information.2. The silly fact that the “display” on the front of the base station is a fake! It shows “CH 001 CH 002” forever regardless of what channels the mics are using. It isn’t really a display, it doesn’t really have a VU display. It’s just for show. (This has been admitted in the Questions above.)Granted, having a functional LCD display would probably add $20 at least to the price of the product! I’d pay that, it would still be cheap. But at least take off the fake display, which is really an insult to the customer.3. The charge port in the microphone is NOT a USB-C as you might guess looking at the picture. It is a “Micro-USB”, an old standard that is going out of use. There is nothing wrong with this, especially for a charging port, but they should spell it out in the product description.4. The kit comes with one charging cable (USB-A to Micro-USB), but no charger. Yes, USB-A charging devices are common (any laptop, for a start) and inexpensive. But it should be possible keep the mics with the base station while charging them. A useful upgrade to the product would be, to add a USB-A charging port to the back of the base station itself. It might add $5 to the cost, but would be very convenient.
TAI D TRUONG –
Affordable wireless microphone & audio mixer system!
We’re so amazed by the performance of this wireless microphone & audio mixer system. They sound so great! The battery on the wireless mics last a very long time. The only draw back is that the Indicator on the all the Volume Knobs including mics, music & echo are so hard to see. We do wish that the manufacture can make the improvements in the near future. We highly recommend this product to people.
Gigi McDougal –
Mic
Don’t forget you need speakers
jmo –
Good deal !
Battery life good and sounds is also good!
victor calderon –
recepcion pobre
no falla pero , no esta muy bueno
Jacquelyn Graulty –
Hooked up to tv and soundbar
We hooked it up to our sound bar with the TV. Took us a minute to get the settings right on the sound bar, so the TV wouldn’t turn down when you sang, but once we got the setting right, worked like champ.
G. Banez –
Not great but okay
First of all the build quality on the wireless microphone are pretty good. It’s solid and feels like quality and has a little weight to it that you would find on high end pro mics. The sound is not perfect but okay. I have it connected to my yamaha home theater receiver ( with very good sounding tower speakers and dual subwoofer setup). However, where the device failed me is the sound volume on the wireless receiver is not loud nor does the mic volume. The music volume is already max out(via blutooth) and still have to crank it up from my main receiver to get a decent volume coming from my main speakers. The A and B mic volume are almost at max also. It’s not as loud as I thought it would be. I have to keep the right amount of mic/music balance. What really dissapoint me was the limiter display that one reason I purchased this product. The display is a DUD. Worthless. Doesn’t do anything but just light up. I was hoping that I can monitor the battery indicator of the microphone from the receiver when low. As one reviewer on this product also found out about the fake display. I too felt deceived. It’s fine for home karaoke or whatever if you don’t mind. You won’t win American Idol with this thing 🙂 but if you’re just looking for fun singing with family and friends, this will get the job done. As the saying goes, you get what you paid for.
Jumarie –
Bluetooth mic
I love it.
A Reviewer –
Works great but need to use the right speaker
For me this mic setup works fantastic. Flawless audio quality (to my ear) and just great. I read some mixed reviews and realize what you plug it into matters a lot. I’m using it with the Sony SRS-XP 500 speaker which has a two mic inputs. I found the guitar input works better than the mic only input on the speaker. Play with the gain on the speaker and the output on the mic box and you can get great clear sound with no noise. Also with this setup there is no feedback noise if mic gets close to speaker. Anyway I highly recommend this combination of speaker with this mic setup. A friend has a “professional” karaoke system and honestly this combination to me sounds way better.
Deborah Henderson-Green –
Songs of praises
Clear audio! Church loves them!