TONOR Wireless Microphones, UHF Cordless Handheld Dynamic Mics with 6.35mm Rechargeable Receiver, 60 m Range, 2 * 5 Adjustable Channels for Karaoke, Singing, DJ, Party, Speech, TW320, 2 Mics Grey

Excellent quality mic and UHF receiver at low cost. It provides clear, noiseless sound to the PA unit, excellent for speech (unlike my previous karaoke style mic and bluetooth which was muffled and subject to interference.). It was quick and easy to set up. However, the system suddenly stopped working and couldn't be paired around a year after purchase. I thought I'd need to buy a new one but customer service sent me some detailed instructions to reset it. This was unexpected for something so cheap and from other providers treated as disposable. I am impressed and would recommend Tonor as a first stop for this sort of equipment both for value for money and quality and now also for customer service.

very good quality👌

Sounds good and easy to set up. Build quality feels nice too and it doesn't look "cheap". In fact, it punches above it's price-tag and has a very surprising range of capture -even out of direcf line-of-sight to the reciever. Not sure about tge battery life though as focused more on sound qualities.

Worked well for 6 weeks then lost connection with receiver, unable to pair so now waiting for reply from Tonor. Tonor replied and corrected mic. It doesn’t mention in booklet about changing of channel now back working. Sound quality was excellent easy to use good range and quick set up

I've got a large single speaker that has bluetooth and I've used these mics on it already but they belonged to a friend and I really needed to buy my own. These are sleek, nice and light and come with a support to stop them rolling along the table if you put them down. There's a nice foam cover the the mics so any sounds like S or P don't blow out. There's two mics which is great, both can be used with no interference from the other at any time (they've already been tested extensively!) and overall, great value for money. To connect them to my speaker, I plug the receiver into the speaker (6.35mm headphone type jack) and I've got the USB charging cable plugged into the USB out to supply power to the receiver. One thing I've not yet done is test if the receiver has its own battery built-in which charges up meaning you don't need to always have the USB connected for power.

These radio microphones are great. I have two paired kits, and when all 4 are on, you can’t select the same channels, so no risk of interference. That’s a thoughtful bit of software design. The microphone switches are hidden inside the screw-on barrel, so that means a bit of a fiddle to change channel or adjust the volume, but once set the microphone looks very clean and with the hidden switches at least you can’t accidentally adjust the settings. Good sound quality and good frequency range, with minimal thump and hiss when singing or speaking. Highly recommended. Receiver has a high-capacity rechargeable battery, whilst the microphones run from any AA cell…I use NiCds with no problem. Just be aware that with rechargeable batteries in the microphone, the battery meter will never indicate 100% since rechargeables are typically 1.2 volts, even when full, but they should last about 2-3 hours (I never run them flat so guessing here, but defo last 90 mins).

Worked fine for 3 or so months and then became faulty. So faulty that it was sparking and smoking so for safety discontinued its use. Be wary of this product.

The microphone are sturdy and feel a good quality. They are easy to set up and when in range have good performance. The range is fair. My biggest concern is how quickly it uses batteries. I can go through 4 batteries in a couple of hours per microphone. The microphones to buy are great value for money but to use these often they start to get expensive to buy all the batteries.