XVive Wireless System U2 Black

If you are tired of getting your feet tangled in guitar cables, these are the answer.

They are small, discreet, easy to operate and you will have it figured out in a couple of minutes. After that, it's plug and play !

I couldn't believe how nice it was to be able to move without worrying about pulling too hard on the cable (unplugging) or always fiddling about arranging coils of slack cable behind me.

The sounds is great and for the price it is a bargain. The rest of our band was so impressed they also bought these and the microphone wifi sets.

An affordable way to enjoy the benefits of Wifi the pro's have without the big expense.

I was absolutely blown away when I first used this; it works brilliantly, even when I test its limits. It was fun to amuse my friends with this as well :D
At a basic level, it operates extremely well, delivers great sound quality and is very easy to use. I used it at a competition and ended up doing some crazy stunts while playing guitar due to the fact I was not using a cable, so playing guitar using this wireless system makes things really fun!
Only thing I noticed is that it throws off wifi connections on various devices; for example, I was playing guitar with it and then I had Snapchat open on my phone, and it was loading very slowly, so that is something to consider, although it is not a problem with the product, and simply its operational excellence!
I am very satisfied with the product, and I would not have second thoughts about recommending this as it's absolutely fantastic and worth the price indeed.

Sadly, it does. Plug into a Line6 Helix at my feet (and then into guitar amp or PA), I'd say that it loses 10% of the gain, or even more. Like having the preamp gain dropping from 6/10 down to 4/10.
Is it annoying? When you run out of battery during a rehearsal or a gig, and suddenly the feedback screams, yes it is annoying.
Should it prevent you from buying it? To me, not at all! I won't go back to having a cable wrapped around my legs, thank you. Besides, this thing is tiny and weighs nothing. And the battery lasts longer than the declared 5 hrs. Sure, there's no way you will be warned when it wears off (and it does so abruptly), but I can't think of a way it could.

In conclusion, I will happily use this thingy until I find something of the same size that does not lose signal, and does not cost an arm and a leg...

For:
Compact, easy to use, good sound quality.

Con:
1. A big one ... It will interfere with WiFi signal .
When I hook it, laptop, smartphones, tablets and others, they all get disconnected.
Also my neighbours!.. they do not know why thou ;)
I bought it to avoid using cables at all, but if I'm not home alone I'm forced to use the damn cables .
2. It advertise that the battery would last 5 -6 hours..
The receiver ran out of battery, since day 1, way before than the transmitter ( around one hour before).. Nowadays the receiver dies after 2 hours of usage. The trasmitter dies after 4.