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

I’m a drummer and I use these for my IEMs at church. This works PERFECTLY - connects immediately with great sound and no interference, delay, or distortion. They work just as well as the typical $250 ones… well worth the $35 price!

Great product, easy to use.

They work well. They even have a volume button on them. They have lights on them that will tell you the battery strength as well. They will conflict with the wireless guitar gadget though. The signal from both will cut in and out no matter how many times you change the frequency. You can use one or the other. These for headphones or the wireless guitar plugs.

They cut out. They distort. I've had shootouts with many brands. From crappy Temu copies to better known brands. I like Joyo stuff generally. But we tried 2 different units. Both had constant dropouts and distorted sound. Switching to Xvive or hard wired stuff and the sound was great. It's not a gain structure issue. these just aren't good enough for live.

Bought this for Church so that security team could listen to sermons while they were on duty outside the building. Great range, battery life was very long, great sound quality. It’s just a plug and play device that I decided to purchase after I bought the same brand of wireless guitar transmitter. Great product line and very affordably priced.

Connection is easy, but it is often very distorted while trying to perform.works well and is clear through a computer, but not a Direct input (Focusrite Scarlett)battery life is good, it's not died on me yet after 4+ hours of usedistortion comes from the unit itself, not included the headphones.good for streaming or computer use, not for performing.I would not purchase again.

FOR THIS PRICE THE SOUND QUALITY IS GOOD, I REALY ENJOYED IT USING IT ON STAGE WILL RECOMEND IT FOR MY STUDENTS AND OTHERS TO ALSO ENJOY IT.

I like Joyo products, and I had high hopes for this unit, but unfortunately the JW-07 just doesn't have an audio quality that I can live with. Perhaps it was just my unit, but here's my experience after three weeks of use both at home and in live performances:Bad:- The noise floor, right out of the box with nothing connected, is high. The hiss in my ears from the unit is noticeable when playing my guitar, and even just listening to playback.- The distortion level is significant at lower frequencies. I'm a bass player, and from about 100Hz down it distorts, similar to the sound of a dying preamp battery. This was consistent across different instruments, even going direct with no effects in between.Good:- really low latency, as in not noticeable.- great battery life. I routinely ran over three hours continuously, and the battery indicator never dropped below 75%.- no interference issues, even at a venue with a radio station nearby.As others have mentioned, it's mono, but for less than $40.00 I don't think it's reasonable to expect stereo operation. If it weren't for the noise/distortion problem, I would definitely use this on stage; I can forgive being able to pan given the cost. Unfortunately, that distortion gets worse as other instruments enter the mix. I wouldn't purchase this unit again, but I'll definitely try the next version.