Description
What You Get：2 x handheld microphone, 1 x receiver with a 6.35mm plug, 1 x anti-slip ring, 1 x USB charging cable, 1 x manual. Note: 2*AA batteries are required for each mic (not included).
TONOR Wireless Microphone, UHF Dual Cordless Metal Dynamic Mic System with Rechargeable Receiver, for Karaoke Singing, Wedding,
$109.02
Additional information
| Weight | 600 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 16.31 × 7.39 cm |
| Brand | TONOR |
| Model | TW-630 |
| Model Name | TW-630 |
| Part Number | TW-630 |
| Hardware Platform | Tablet, Karaoke Machine |
| Compatible Devices | Personal Computer, Radio, Tablet, Amplifier, Speaker |
| Special Features | Wireless, Portable, USB, Rechargeable |
| Mounting Hardware | 2 x handheld microphone, 1 x receiver with a 6.35mm plug, 2 x anti-slip ring, 2 x mic cover, 1 x USB charging cable, 1 x manual. |
| Microphone format | Handheld |
| Power source type | Battery Powered |
| Batteries Included | No |
| Batteries Required | No |
| Signal-to-noise ratio (dB) | 70 dB |
| Connector Type | UHF |
| Material Type | Metal |
| Does it contain liquid? | No |
| Item model number | TW-630 |
| Package Dimensions | 28.19 x 16.31 x 7.39 cm; 600 Grams |
| ASIN | B0859S2NTJ |
| Batteries | 2 AA batteries required. |
| Date First Available | 28 February 2020 |
| Manufacturer | TONOR |
Ryan Whitehouse –
Affordable, clear, quality mics for small-to-medium venues
Picked these up for an evening gig hosting bar games, trivia, ect. Been using it for a few weeks and overall pretty impressed. The sound quality is quite clear, and it seems much more resistant to feedback than some other low cost mics. One prior if you even vaguely angled the mic toward the speaker, even quite far away, you’d get a bit of a squeal. Really a non issue with this one, even walking right in front of the amp while speaking, no issue. There is also almost zero noise from the receiver, even with the amp’s gain quite high, fairly impressive given the price.Drop-outs are quite minimal, on par with another host’s much more expensive name-brand wireless headset. Every once in a while it will just drop for like half a second then come right back. It’s rare, and doesn’t really affect usage- just a quick blip every maybe 30 minutes, but it does get worse if you start getting further away. I tried playing around with the frequency, thinking maybe there was a bit of interference, but I haven’t found that to make much of a difference. It’s far, far better than another cheap amp+mic combo I briefly used.The receiver is USB rechargeable (micro-b, not type-c), and charges at about 6 watts per a tester, which is decent and it fully charges in about 2 hours. The 4-6hr life claim I’ve found is realistic, I got about 5 hours before the receiver died (the mic was still fine- life there varies depending what batteries you use). It does have a teeny red light for a low battery warning, but this only comes on when there are only a few minutes of life left, and is very easy to miss. It can be used and charged at the same time, so if you do get caught with a low receiver battery, you could plug it in off a USB power bank, or other USB outlet to keep it going which is nice.The mics use two AA batteries. The display appears to have a battery meter, but it’s kind of misleading. It looks like 3 “bars” that would drop off, but no. It goes from “full” to “empty” and blinking instantly. So it’s really just a “low battery” light, not a meter. I’ve used it for about an hour after it started blinking and was still working OK. I did 3 full shows, and probably an hour or two of rehearsal before it went to “low”, so the claimed battery life seems in line- likely 7-8 hours. And of course being AA’s, you can just swap them out in a few seconds.I have started using some EBL 2800mah high-capacity rechargeable, and the mic is good for 8-10 hours, or roughly 2x charges of the receiver. Just as good as, if not even a little better than disposable alkaline type.Overall a pretty decent set for the money. The quality feels reasonably good, the mics are made of metal, not plastic, and have a decent heft/feel.Note- these will NOT work with most “consumer grade” BT speakers/karaoke boxes that originally shipped with a wired mic. The jack will fit, however these cheaper speakers are only intended for a passive/dynamic mic, and take a much lower input signal. This emulates a powered/condenser mic. If you feed this into a box expecting a passive mic, the signal is way too “hot”, the sound quality will be very clipped/scratchy/blown out and sound terrible, and could damage the amp. Any sort of musician grade audio equipment will be fine.
Oscar Gutierrez Lizarraga –
Excelente valor vs precio
La marca muy accesible y con muy buena calidad. La recomiendo
Shirley –
Work for the price and great customer service
Always wanted to setup a home KTV center. Searched a few options and bought this one for the value over price. The kit comes in a small box, red to charge the receiver for nearly a couple hours before initial use, and the mic takes two AA batteries each. After connected it with the party speaker, it gives a sharper noise sound had to tune the speaker output volume to minimum to avoid the noise. The sound is decent only you can’t change volume while music play, you voice will take over 70% of the sound and 30% for the music.In general, I think it is a great stater kit. Definitely worth the money for any people who’s looking for some party fun times!update: the customer service is extremely helpful! Would definitely shop again!
Bernie J. –
Not too shabby
Would I perform at the club with these? Maybe – I’d need talent first, but these are great for events where having a couple mic’s available is a good idea. Sound quality is better than expected. Worked right out of the box. Would be nice if the receiver had a bigger or a replaceable battery – as the stated use time is a bit low. YOU CAN use with the charger attached – might make the batteries not charge properly, but you will be able to have a 12 hour event with no issues. Glad I got these.
J1gsaw Pupp3t –
Great Mics.
Great mics! I own a DJ company and these are my main mics. Clear and solid connectivity any really good range!
Cliente de Amazon –
Buenos pero…. paquetaria pudo dañarlos
Los microfonos parecen de buena calidad tienen un delay ocasional en la transmisión y la caja de amazon llegó muy dañada y uno de los micros tenía una pieza suelta en el interior y su sonido se amplificada al usar. Devolución…
Elvis Marvin nelson –
Doug
This was good
Edison –
Good sound and easy to use
Used couple times, so far so good. Both microphone works and easy to connect. Great price on Amazon.
JohnJohnPR3 –
Solid lightweight piece of kit!
These mics look like the Shure equivalent. And the sound is great as well. I used rechargeable Panasonic Eneloop batteries inside of my mics. (White, regular, my only Go-to for AAA or AA batteries!) These sound fantastic and are great for karaoke sessions with family and friends! The sound quality is clear with no distortions whatsoever. No fancy effects like echo, you will need a mixer with those features available to use. Literally turn on 1 or both mic and they will auto connect every time all the time. With random frequencies each time you turn them on and off. No need for any configurations. And more time spent on your overall setup.So my setup is from my ALTO ZMax compact 5Ch mixer. Plug in the TONER UHF receiver into one of the LINE inputs and crank up the dB gain. Play music or karaoke youtube from my Macbook AUX in. And sent all audio out to my Sony Stereo for a great time party!The receiver is pretty solid, But be careful of the antenna since it looks like it could get damaged if incorrectly handled. So keep that in mind and out of harm’s way if you can prevent it. The internal battery lasts about 3-4hrs if both mics are constantly being used. But for parties, I just leave it plugged in and constantly charging via Micro USB cable. Obviously “mileage will vary” for the batteries you use for the microphones themselves.Ranges will also vary from “line of sight” and “distance” you plan on using these for. Never had to go so far that they actually cut out and stutter. If your uses are small (cozy living room) to medium sized (80+ people average backyard/room size) you should be good. Setup somewhere in the middle so you have enough range if you are MC/DJ-ing But any larger you need to step up wireless microphone equipment. Look at something else in a higher price range.But for lightweight everyday uses, I can’t recommend this kit enough! Highly recommended!
Stacy Thompson –
Fun addition to our karoke get togethers
Works well and fun having two without wires