LEKATO5.8G Wireless Guitar System Upgraded Rechargeable Wireless Guitar Transmitter Receiver, Super Long 8 Hours Battery Life, 4 Channels Guitar Wireless System for Electric Guitar Bass(WS-90)

I needed a cheap wireless setup and looked into the longest lasting battery out of the ones available here on Amazon that also had a type-C port, and this was it. I use it every Sunday at church for worship and a few times a week for practice, and I only have to charge it once a week. After a couple months of use, no drop outs, no issues connecting on start up, and no interference with our other wireless 2.4GHz devices (mics and iems). There is a slight difference in tone, but I don't really mind it. Guitar still sounds great. The build quality is about as expected given the price point, so I am using an Amazon Basics hard-drive case to carry it around, as shown in the picture (the wallplug was not included). I wouldn't trust these to last long if they're just floating around in a gig bag or backpack.The weight is a little too light to feel premium, but I guess that isn't avoidable when using cheap plastic to cut on costs so I am fine with the trade-off. It has an understated look even with the red bit, and the LEDs are not too bright. You can barely tell it's on my guitar, but the fact that my guitar is also black and the jack is on the side probably helps. If you have a brighter color and a top-mounted jack (like a strat), it will definitely stick out more.Overall happy with the purchase.

Hello this is Steven, these are great if you want to clean up all those wires and quit tripping over them.I've only used them one time and they were just fine. I know nothing about these tell me did I buy the best?

I got this for my husband and he is so thrilled! It works like a charm and he doesn't have to worry about getting tangled in cords anymore! He can travel pretty far away with it too!

It's the best bang for your money.However, if you're performing with multiple instruments, you'll have to live with some noise.

The Lekato wireless guitar system works great without any interference.

The media could not be loaded. Good item quality 8/10 , sound 10/10 reception 10/10 battery so far good I played professional and and try it in my gig and I works fantastic 1.5 h show no issues , it did get discharged I do a shure system glxd4+ for my bass but I didn’t want to spend a lot of money for a transmitter for my guitar I try like 4 budget systems , this one is good , usb C port quick charger next level of this one will be the xvive 5.8 band but is like 200$ so this is a very good option

I wrote an earlier positive review, but must change that. The system started out acceptable, but has since changed. I have used the system not more than 5-6 hours in a week, and usually 1-4 hours, with occasionally no usage for a week or two.It is advertised as having up to 8 hours of usage on a charge. I used the system for just over 1 hour, then did another gig without the chance to recharge. Less than 1 hour into the second gig, the receiver lost power and quit. I had to finish the gig on a cable. I recharged, and everything seemed to be okay. Then I did a gig where I played for about 45 minutes, then took a break for about 20 minutes, and went back to play. My acoustic guitar sounded like it was playing through a blown speaker. I took a few moments and tracked the problem to the wireless system. I had to finish that gig on a wire, as well. Since then I've noticed that even freshly charged, my guitar sounds somewhat distorted, as with a blown speaker. Through a cable on the same amp it sounds fine.I purchased the unit in April; it's now August. Four months is an unacceptably short life span. I won't be likely to purchase this system again.

Pros: Better jacks and longer life than the WS-50, nice carrying pouch included.Cons: I've experienced degraded signal--static, distortion, hiss--every so often, as well as signal drop, even at a modest distance. Can't have that during a performance! Also the sound, when they are working, isn't as clear as the WS-50.I bought these to replace my second pair of WS-50s, which both failed after about 1.5 yrs of use due to dead jacks. The WS-90s use a USB-C, so I thought I'd check them out, with the unfortunate results above. Now I just use at home sometimes.I bought another pair of the WS-50s and either use them or a cable live