So good for the price, the next ones are at lease a couple of hundred squiders no way mayn I'm tryna get this thing off the ground not throw cash on a heap and burn it

As my old wireless lavalier system broke down, I order this K&F M8 system without know very well if his quality is good, as it is cheap. I have a very good surprise, the build is good, the packaging is beautiful but the most important to me is there, the noise level is really very low, almost no hiss and it works very well under a 50 meters distance. Also, during the tests I had no kind of interference in the signal, ever if I use my mobile phone close to it.The box come with the transmitter unit and the receiver unit, also with a lavalier microphone with enough cable length to be used by an actor. Also came with a cable link to connect the receiver to the camera, a hot shoe adapter for camera, a direct microphone without cable that can be attached directly to the transmitter and instructions manual.First I tested it with lavalier in a short interview, it works great. Also tested it with a professional NTG-2 R0DE shotgun microphone and also worked great. Another test I made is connect the R0DE microphone to a DSLR audio adapter, and then connect the output of audio adapter to the M8 transmitter “AUX” input. At also works great, one can use XLR professional microphones and then transmit the audio to the camera via the K&F M8 system, without any kind of noise or interference.Both receive and transmitter unit have a channel selector where you can choose between 6 different channels. Receiver also have a “MIC/AUX” selector, here you can select to use a direct microphone or a DSLR/Camera audio mixer/adapter. Receiver unit have a two buttons to change the audio lever to camera input.Both receiver and transmitter unit works with two AA cells, not included, due amazon delivery restrictions. I use AA rechargeable cells that lasts for two days of normal work.The LCD of both units displays the battery level, channel and volume level in receiver unit.Both receiver and transmitter unit came with a clip to use in the belt.I tested this K&F M8 with Leica SL camera, R0DE NTG-2, also with a R0DE lavalier and with a R0DE M2 professional Condenser Microphone. Also tested using a Marantz PMD-602A 2-channel DSLR Audio Interface.For a cheap system works really very well, comparable to other pro sets that costs more than 500 USD. Highly recommended.

Worked well over the 4 weeks of the fringe. Good sound for vocals.

The first headset I purchased works great. When I purchased the second one I noticed 2 things: 1) the volume on the second one is lower and the sound is a bit different. I have to raise the volume on the newer headset & 2) the newer headset came with the small microphone attachment without the cord and the 1st one didn't. I noticed this when I received the second headset or I would have contacted the company. Overall, my first headset is amazing & would highly recommend, but the second one not as good.

Good quality and value. The basic clip for underside hotshoe fixing a bit fiddly and came off easily, otherwise good.

I am using a pair of these for recording interviews for a documentary film. One is attached to the interviewer and the other is hooked up to the subject. Each is recorded onto its own camera, but it would be possible to use a pair of them with XLR adapters to send both inputs to my camera with 2 channel XLR input. I tested using this by using a Rode VXLR adapter. The wireless signal is clear and has no static. I set each transmitter / receiver pair to a different frequency to avoid interference.

This is such a great item. I wanted this wireless mic for a while now but couldn’t really afford it and instead spent on some cheap versions. Lucky day for me, I managed to sell some old camera accessories and made the money to buy this which is absolutely amazing. The sound is perfect and the volume is easy to setup. You need few batteries to get started but apart from that is quite straight forward. Brilliant item.

1st Impressions looks good, quality is also good, but the belt clips come off to easy. The hot shoe same day the little screw undid and didn't have a replacement, but to be far to say it was under allot of stress, that it wouldn't normally be in for the receiver, My sound test that I did was right out for the box I left my camera in my Truck and at least walked about 150 feet and know problems, expect the usual sound of the mic cord.Now the Question is would I recommend this to you someone looking to start out with a lower end wireless Lavalier system, Yes i would

- Batteries that came with it exploded, no big deal they were cheap- microphone works great inside - easy to use and fairly crisp for something so cheap- outside it sucks - even a little bit of wind ruins everything- you get what you pay for and this is an example...nothing is cheap in the video business and this is.

Excellent sound good value for money