LEKATO Wireless Guitar System 5.8 Wireless Guitar Transmitter Receiver Rechargeable Audio Wireless Transmitter Receiver 4 Channels Transmission Range for Electric Guitar Bass (Black)

i bought these during prime day just to try as i didn't think any wireless setup would work too well. But i'm totally impressed on the sound quality. No crackle, hum or anything. One side is a reciever, one side is the transmitter, so just turn on the the receiver, then the transmitter, the light will turn green and they're synced up. Super easy to use. My amp is like 6ft away in a room with a wifi router and a few computers and lots of other wireless items, so it works well not to get any interference. The signal to me seems instantaneous, i don't perceive any delay. Sound quality is clear and full range. The only thing that worries me is that it is usb recharged. How many charge cycles will this small unit take? i'm sure it should last at least a couple of years then the amount paid for is definitely worth it. love playing with the cable, the units are nice and have a little rubber pad that when you fold it up against the guitar it wont cause any scratches while playing. So 5 stars for now, i just use this for practicing but now will only use these, no more cables for me.

My nephew plays guitar in a rock band and these are pretty efficient playing live, small in size and weightless, they give him the chance to move all around the stage without any sound detriment. These are inexpensive, practical, efficient and battery lasts for a good time. Nice design and form factor. A great solution for wireless playing in rehearsals or live.

I had purchased the Line 6 G10 guitar transmitter/receiver twice in the last 10 years, and for the most part, they both worked well. However, this time around I didn't want to spend $200.00 on a new unit but wanted something that was still reliable and didn't affect my tone in a negative way. I came across the Lekato devices and thought for $58.00 I would give them a try. Well, I am happy to say they work great. Charging takes about 45 minutes and there is an indicator LED to let you know it is fully charged. There is an on/off switch and when both units are turned on, they pair instantly. There is no discernable lag time and my tone seems unafected from what it was when using the Line 6. The units themselves are sturdy, and the dwivel jack is a nice feature. All in all, I like the Lekato wirelss units and am very happy with the quality and sound they provide.

Nice device. Plug and play. I'm connecting to an audio interface to play Rocksmith and there is no lag, not buzzing or weird noises.If only its battery could last a bit more it would be perfect, but by its price its a good choice.

in terms of transmittiing and receiving the signal, worked perfectly. I felt the high end was a little muted, but maybe that is to be expected with all wireless systems, this was my first. Nice design, delivered promptly, clear and easy directions. I play 100% clean, I'd imagine if you were playing with any kind of distortion or break up, these would be fine. Worth a try, and there were no breakups or drop outs, and no noticeable latency.

Very nice product. Connects almost instantly and has shown no delay or noise. Works great. Have used for 4 hrs. Straight. Great battery life. Would highly recommend for quality and price.

I have the Swiff ws-50 wireless so I was able to A/B these two units. Honestly I thought the Lekato units sounded closer to using a guitar cable than the Swiff so sounded really good. Didn't notice any latency with these. Both work really well with acoustic guitars. I am using these with an acoustic/electric regular 9 volt preamp guitar. The Lekato unit was hotter than the Swiff and was clipping my really old mixers clip lights. To be honest I need to upgrade the old Behringer mixer and the clipping I feel is related more to the mixer than the Lekato's. By clipping I don't mean the sound just adjusting the mixer to not keep lighting the clip lights was easier with the Swiff's.

They work well; I wish they were lower profile, altho realistically a std 1/4" jack is at least as obtrusive as the wireless unit. Second minor gripe is that instead of just going "dead", the wireless guitar system starts to glitch/distort and drop out when the battery needs recharging. However, the system runs for a good long time on a full charge (~4+ hours). Not stellar, but pretty functional, sturdy, and reasonably priced.