Harley Benton AirBorne 2.4Ghz Instrument

I use this at my home studio between my guitars and amp heads.

The range is nice and it works even through walls. I usually play in a pretty small room next to a lot of gear and electronics but I have not noticed any interference.

The sound quality is clear and I have not noticed any difference compared to a regular cable.

The build quality is okay. This is not flimsy but its still plastic so I would not want to drop these on a hard surface. After a few months I started to hear some rattling inside like something had come loose but these still work.

The on/off switch could use a re-design. Its too similar to the channel switch and quite often I accidentally use the wrong switch.

The transmitter runs out of battery a lot faster than the receiver. The description tells you this has up to 6 hours of battery life but I don't feel like the transmitter can last for 6 hours of constant play.

Overall, this thing is great. It has given me a lot of mobility inside a rather small studio where cords can get tangled quite easily.

2,4GHz seems to support only 4 channels. Unfortunately my band uses wireless monitors in rehearsals so I've gotten to use this thing a couple times in a different rehearsal space. When used with other wireless transmitters, even on a separate channel, there's a lot of interference (which isn't present when using 4 channels of the wireless in-ears). Would love to see someone try using 4 sets of these on different channels and see if it's usable like that...
When used by itself, the sound is clean and there's no delay. The range is longer than I'd care to test - realistically you're not gonna go far enough from the reciever for there to be a problem.

Great device for its price,

My setup is right next to the wireless modem of the house and I get no interference, feedback or cutoffs whatsoever. I’ve used it only at home, and probably will keep doing that, maybe I’ll use it for bandpractice or jams when I join one again.

The battery last pretty good considering I play daily, but do check the battery meter after or before playing so it won’t cut off during a jam or recording. It happened to me once and now I check regularly. I do have to say that it’s plenty charged for a full jam within 15 minutes.

It is a bit flimsy but I can’t complain at this pricepoint.