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Voice Amplifier for Teachers with 2 Lav Mic, Portable Classroom Microphone
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Wireless Voice Amplifier for Teachers,Portable Speaker with Wireless Mic
Robert Fields
Reviewed in the United States on April 8, 2025
Well this is got a nice simple square design to it, It's lightweight so if you're clipping it on to your belt It certainly not going to weigh you down.Okay so the sound on it is okay It seemed like the further I got away from the amplifier itself the The clearer the soundwas. And you don't want to have it turned up too high because it will start to get staticky so you kind of want to find out where the best volume is set at without getting the static.Now there was no interference which is One of the best things about this little amplifier And I was probably about 30 ft away and it was picking up just fine using the lapel mics that come with it.The two lapel microphones that come with it they stay charged in the amplifier itself as you could see in one of the pictures actually kind of cool how they just charge like that pop them in and pop them right out when you need them they seem to hold a charge for a good length of time and for a kind of lower end lapel microphone they picked up pretty good I was surprised by that.Overall it's a nice system it just for some reason it gets a little staticky when you turn it up that's why I only gave it four instead of five stars but it works fine as long as you have the volume set at a place where you're not going to get pick up that static I guess you would have to just figure that one out as you go but yeah it's nice I think it's worth it It's a great value it does when it's supposed to do The microphones are decent they charge in the system and you have a strap that comes with it and you also have magnetic clips for the lapel mics You can clip it on your shirt or wherever you want to clip it to But yeah that's it's worth it I'd recommend it.
Robespierre
Reviewed in the United States on April 15, 2025
The box containing the mics and speaker is rich with accessories: a manual and charging cable, of course, but also a two-fastener strap with which to carry the speaker without it tipping. The two microphones are magnetic and fastened to the speaker’s perfect indentations.Each Bluetooth microphone is adequate sonically, as long as you hold it six inches to a foot away from your mouth.Be sure to long-press the round disk on the back of each mic to activate it. If you switch to Bluetooth on the speaker itself, your voice will sound distorted at any volume, will break up more if you hold it close to your mouth, and the limiter will cut you off in mid-word.As I just mentioned, the noise-canceling feature is really a noise gate, effectively a limiter. That’s fine, but there is also an 80-millisecond delay between the moment you speak and when the speaker amplifies your voice. The delay isn’t long enough to trip you up (like a voice echo on a phone call would), but it is still distracting.I wouldn’t recommend the microphones for singing. First, there’s the slight delay I mentioned. Second, there’s the sound quality of the speaker and the cutoff effect of the limiter. So the advertised use case — voice amplification for teaching or speaking publicly — is absolutely the one that fits this device. Speaking-voice amplification is the only reason to buy it.There seems to be no way to affix the microphones to a non-magnetic surface, and they don’t have rings for necklace chains. But that might be just as well because they sound best if you hold them at a distance from your mouth.The charging jack is USB C. The USB-stick jack is USB A, which is an annoying choice in 2025. But I understand the logic, which is never to leave the user confused about which jack is which.The USB music player only recognizes certain kinds of files and your USB stick must be formatted in one specific way (see below for the exact requirements).Sadly, the manual doesn’t tell you any of those things. The company rep didn’t seem to understand my questions about file types and formatting. He was no help whatsoever, so I’m telling you here:You can play MP3, FLAC and WAV files on this device. You cannot play AAC, AIFF or Apple Lossless files. And your flash drive *must* be formatted in FAT-32 (or MS-DOS FAT / Master Boot Record on a Mac).Luckily, the Ousunery can read files within folders, but they will always play in the same order. The sound quality is like that of an iPhone’s speakers, but in mono and louder. You will notice the same lack of bass, which makes sense when the main purpose of this microphone/speaker set is vocal amplification and clarity.
Liquid Crystal
Reviewed in the United States on April 11, 2025
This is a great portable speaker with two wireless microphones. We've been having a problem in our meetings with the people in the back unable to hear either the presenter or those joining remotely. This speaker solved both problems.The included mics fit snugly into the back of the speaker so they are always with you and charged. The kit also includes two spring clips that magnetically attach to the backs of the mics (sorry, hard to photograph the clips). The backs of the mics also include a strong removable magnet. This gives you two choices to attach the mics to a speaker. You can either use the removable magnet to securely attach the mic to the presenter beforehand or you can attach the spring clip magnetically to the magnet and easily clip and unclip the mic to the presenter. One method is more secure, the other is easier to switch among presenters. Dropping the strong magnet down the front of my shirt took a bit of maneuvering to retrieve. Wouldn't want to do that to a guest so the clip works best there.We also placed a second mic near the laptop speaker for the remote attendees. This worked well and allowed everyone to hear audio from the laptop. The noise cancelling feature sometimes dropped their speech, but there was no feedback issues with the amplifier/speaker from either mic.The battery life was fantastic. We used this during a one hour meeting and the battery display went from 98 down to 88. I don't know how long the batteries in the mics would last but they easily lasted the duration of our meeting. If you use a single mic and rotate the usage, it appears this kit would probably work for a full eight hour day of meetings.Overall I would rate this at five stars. We had a few dropouts when setting the mic directly on the laptop but the mics were surprisingly sensitive, especially for the presenter. This greatly improved our meeting and the group will be purchasing one for their own use. I plan on using mine as a BT speaker between other uses.
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