SennheiserXSW-D Portable Interview Set | Plug &Play Digital Handheld Wireless Mic System for Camera Audio Recording | 75m Operating Range and 5-hour Battery Life (508489)

Tried a few cheaper alternatives but had to return. I know this is more expensive but it’s absolutely amazing best singing sound I have had for years. I have a Beyerdynamic tg70. And combined with this system I am thrilled

Fantastic. I'm now able to use my Bose S1 Pro without a wired mic when performing Comedy Magic at VIP Garden Parties as Chris P Tee Magician.They've turned a pretty basic wired mic into a radio Mic and it sounds great.I got the set up for the "Reporter" with a 3.5in jack to the S1 for RX and the XLR TX on the mic.Bonus is I can use on my Canon DSLR when required.Signal is great, no drop outs or interference. Sound amazing.Very pleased indeed.

Having tested 3/4/5 different cheaper brands I eventually tried this more expensive Sennheiser... Long story short is all the others have poor sound quality for transmitting music wirelessly... the digital ones all lose the bottom end (no sub bass) and the analogue ones lose the bottom end and generally have poorer sound quality.... these are the real deal... you get what you pay for :)

After making two separate orders on this page for the WRONG thing I've realised that the offering of this class of products is so confusing that not even Sennheiser know how to sell it right. On this page you will see you can select "LAVALIER SET" and although when selecting this, the title of the page changes, this is not the actual "Lavalier Set" product they sell which is very misleading. In-fact, the "Lavalier Set" (which I have included a box photo of) is not even being sold on this page full stop, which is what I came here to buy (as I already own 3). When you buy the "Lavalier Set" here, they send you the "Portable Lavalier Set" which DOES not include an XLR receiver, in-fact non of the versions they sell on this page include and XLR receiver. I then thought I made the mistake and went on to order the "Portable Interview Set" which was wrong again. I am now returning them both, they are named too similarly and to be air the minor differences in these products really don't warrant a whole range. This is where corporate companies make a killing off something basic with a major cost to the environment that doesn't need to be due to pure greed. Anyways, despite the fact that these mics are extremely expensive for what they are, are very easily lost (small irreplaceable parts) or stolen (since people forget they are wearing them and walk off, as they are so lightweight), these mics are good quality. They are not the best though and sound do a little muffled. When you have more than one of these mics, they are also a pain to work out which mic is connected to which receiver as all they have is a dumb blinking light and a single button for pairing which just ends up being fiddly and time consuming when you are working more than 2 of these together. If they were cheaper, the pairing wasn't so fiddly and they didn't have 4 different models that pretty much do the same thing, then I would give this 5 stars. But this is the last I will buy these. If I need more lavalier mics in the future, I would rather go for something bulkier and not get ripped off.After more experience with these I have dropped 1 star off my review as these mics are very vulnerable to mobile phone interference which you end up recording in your audio. They also produce a lot of noise which forces you to have to apply audio filters in post to clean it up.