JOYO Wireless in Ear Monitor System 2.4GHz Wireless IEM System with Transmitter Clip on Receiver Automatic Pairing in-Ear Monitoring for Studio,Guitar,DJ,Live Performance (JW-07)

Very impressed with this product! Value for money you honestly can't beat it!I bought this for club DJ use, the battery is listed to last 8hours but on first charge this lasted the best part of 10-12hrs! very impressed and the sound quality is excellent and you won't even notice the 5ms delay. Super easy to use, just turn on both units and they connect automatically and volume and functionality easy to control with buttons. the quality of the case is plastic so i'll have to see how this wears in long term use.

Superb for a solo musician. I sing and play acoustic guitar. I used to have a small wedge monitor but would get feedback from the acoustic. I take an auxiliary feed out my mixer and feed it to my in ear monitors. The quality is excellent as is the battery life. I would highly recommend. No feedback now I can hear my acoustic clearly.

This is no good for band use where multiple units are used. The frequency keeps hopping and signal goes intermittent with interference. Unusable and unstable connection. Worked finally as one unit. Not fit for purpose with current product description

I got this IEM system as a taster for our group to overcome their resistance to moving to an IEM system. I haven't had an opportunity to try it with the group yet, but I have tested it on my TV. The sound quality was good and I had none of the hiss/hum that others have reported. Whilst the product blurb states that this is not suitable for stage use, in my case it should work well in rehearsals and as a demo for a fully functioning IEM system.The device provides only a mono signal, but for the price one can't expect stereo. It should provide up to 8 hours battery life and both transmitter and receiver can be charged together using the cable provided. A USB power source is required as this is not provided.

Works great

Causes interference with other wireless systems

I only use this for clicks and backing tracks, when we play. It’s way capable of doing loads more things, but for the money, I’m really impressed

Pretty dire sound quality for guitar. I have attempted to use this at the practice room with my band and found that when plugged into the sound desk (either directly or via a cable extension) I had a lot of sound distortion, as if I was pushing the volume too far. I tried again by plugging directly into the output of my pedal (Neural DSP Quad Cortex with an amp sim for in ears) and again the sound quality was bad. In the end I've decided to return them and save up for something better quality.