LEKATO 5.8G 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 had this for over a year, they work great super easy to use and set. Great quality and the sound it’s beautiful. Battery life is great

Used a set of these for rehearsals for a few weeks then at 2 festivals in Greece in early March 2025 and they performed flawlessly, no dropouts. This is the best inexpensive wireless set I've used out of 4 other brands. This set responds well to rolling back volume on guitar which the others did not. Give them a try. They worked great for me!

I have used the wireless multiple times since buying it. In each three-hour practice as well as the three-hour block part, the wireless kept its charge. I played between 10 and 20 feet away from the amp and did not lose signal. Here's where it may make you wonder if you want to buy this:When using my Gibson Les Paul with a 57 Classic pickup set, I had no issues at all. When using my Fender American Standard Telecaster with stock pickups (Twisted Tele and Nocaster pickups), I had no issues at all.When I used both my Fender American Series Strat (stock pickups) and 2021 Fender American Pro II Strat (stock pickups), the guitars picked up all sorts of noise on all positions (1/3/5 worse than 2 & 4). This happened whether I was home or at my friend's house practicing. This happened with both of my tube amps and with my solid-state practice amp. The noise existed where I was using the onboard effects (solid state) or I ran pedals through the tube amp's effects loop. Using a noise gate helped, but only until I started playing again. The background noise is not severe when playing clean, but as soon you start using OD, you can't hide it. Maybe it's a sound you can use when playing?I tried switching channels on the wireless, but it did not help. I made sure my cell was not nearby. I won't return it as it does work well with some of my gear and it was inexpensive. Had I known this in advance, I would have likely shopped for something else.

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!

Very good connectivity. Very few dropouts compared to 2.4G

We all know humans are not the most stable creatures. Stumbling over cords while playing cam be embarrassing. I went with these Lekatos due to reviews and they work great. Less hassle with cables an extra neat playing are. The distance is crazy and latency is nowhere to be found at least for now. Capable of 100 feet. Well, I feel they can go further. Why?? Than you will be an out cast from your band. Keep inside and jump around and have fun😊. I use mine on a Ibanez Bass guitar. 4 channels. Clear and dead on accurate sound. Both units are labeled. Can be charged at the same time. I am very happy so far. Recommend highly.

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.

They worked well. I wandered around my large music room and didnt have any drop outs or anything. I have several dual band (2.4/5.8GHz) wifi access points around my house and the interference from them could only be heard if I got RIGHT up on it with the transmitter. However, I returned them because the noise floor was too high. There was just a constant blue/purple/violet noise. I tried multiple guitars and basses and multiple amp rigs. It was worse on some and almost not noticeable on my bass rig which make sense if its producing higher frequency noise.If you are looking for a cheap wireless setup for your bass or humbucker guitar that you play clean you are probably good. As soon as you start throwing boost/distortion, the noise floor in these just gets out of hand and becomes unbearable.