KIMAFUNWireless Guitar System, 2.4GHz Wireless Rechargeable Digital Guitar Transmitter and Receiver for Electric Guitar, Bass, Violin, Electronic Drums, G207(BLACK)

The first time I got them they where bad. So Amazon sent another pair to me. Thankfully they where good. I'm very happy with this product

Nothing bad so far. Sound is good. Haven't used it long enough to check for battery life.

Is it the best ? No but it's cheap and it works. If your a professional get better quality but not bad for the weekend amateur.

Using my Scarlett to hook up to Rocksmith, I've always disliked the cord - this effectively eliminates that need for me. I don't use this on my regular amplifier, as I will discuss, but this does more than fine for playing on Rocksmith.The adapter seems well made and, from what I can tell, transmit sound at the right frequency/on-tune without much trouble. Only a select few times have I had a dropout of sound, this would be enough for me to keep a cable, but otherwise for Rocksmith where learning is more important than sound, it's a fine tradeoff.I always charge these after a playing session, so after an hour and a half, I still have plenty of battery left for the next time but I have yet to reach a dead battery.

Pros:CompactPortableLightweightWirelessPlug N PlayRechargeable270 Degree Rotation5 ChannelsCons:Not Compatible With 5GHz NetworkDigital Compression Sounds DifferentWhat I received in the package:1 x KIMAFUN 2.4GHz Wireless Guitar System1 x USB Charging Cable1 x User ManualThis KIMAFUN 2.4GHz Wireless Guitar System product I have been testing for the better part of 60 days. By testing I mean daily use.To start off, this is a digital transmitter/receiver and it does not sound the same as a when you are using a cord attached to your amp. There is a definite different in the sound that you get from this product. You may not notice any difference if you use pedals, etc. It is not a deal breaker, but for that reason alone, that limits the usage of this device for me. I have to have the right sound and tone.However, that being said, the wireless system offers you something that you can never get from the cord … which is freedom fo movement. You are not physically tied to your amp and cord. That’s pretty cool. So while I would not record with this system … it does make playing/ practicing more fun.This product only works on 2.4GHz networks but that is standard right now for most products. So that is really not a big deal.I was unable to locate any warranty either in the product information or item description.I appreciate you taking the time to read this. I received this product in exchange for an honest review. All in all, you get a lot of out of this little device. Being untethered is just awesome. The sound while slightly different is acceptable. For almost all scenarios. It functioned well under practice conditions with or without band members joining in. Only hiccup was at a location that had bad internet and it did cause this to stutter and lose signal enough that I had to switch to a cord. But overall I was pleased with this system and will continue to use it. Hope this information was helpful. [4 Stars]This product is made in China.