Xvive Audio U4 Wireless In-Ear Monitor System with One Receiver (2.4 GHz)

I hesitated in moving to IEMS for years. Budget models typically have issues with signal breakdown, and high end models are very expensive. Additionally, they burn through double A's faster than Miley Cyrus during an Ian Hemsworth breakup. 🤔😳Enter the XVive U4. It's a wonderful little unit that can daisy chain from the back of a PA speaker, monitor wedge, or can be given it's own send. The transmitter generates a wifi signal to the receiver. It's rated at 90 ft, but can go further. It took me walking out about 200 ft in a room of 100 dancing audience members to encounter any type of serious signal degradation. I wasn't performing, but had my body pack listening to another band that was using the U4. So I was actively trying to push the unit to its limits. On stage, it's clean. The signal is mono, which is all you need in a live setting. The batteries are rechargable, and can survive 2 gigs in between recharging. Oh, and the unit is dirt cheap. Has been pretty durable for me, and about 10 musicians I know who use it. Match this up with a set of KZ duel driver buds, and you got an amazing unit for about $250. This wasn't possible 2 years ago.

I was surprised at the hifi quality of the sound and the ease of use. It even comes with an adapter in case there are no XLRs to plug into .highly recommend this product.

Me sirve de mucho pues puedo escuchar la música con claridad.

The first time I use it for a gig. At sound check it sounded great. But when the bar was full people with cell phones trying to hook up the Bluetooth sound for a one disorder due to the interference from Bluetooth devices.

Didn't work at all.And can't returned

Took a while to tweak but overall a fantastic product!!