At publication time this was the Equal Highest Rated Wireless Mic System with 4 Mics along with the Phenyx Pro PTU-5000.

Brands like GTD make wireless mic setups more accessible without throwing quality out the window.

To be more specific, the GTD Audio G-787H comes with four wireless mic transmitters and a receiver with selectable frequencies per channel.

Feature Overview

• Mic frequency response: 35Hz to 18kHz
• Receiver frequency: UHF 550MHz - 590MHz (Adjustable)
• Range: Up to 600 feet / 183 meters
• Four XLR individual outputs and one 1/4" Mixed output
• 800 selectable frequencies on each channel
• Individual volume control on each channel
• Rack-mountable in a standard 19" rack

Pros
Most owners of the GTD Audio G-787H felt that they got more than what they paid for. Some of them even compare it with more expensive brands. There are also plenty of users who are satisfied with the resulting sound, from those who use it for karaoke to those who use this system for various events.

Cons
Short battery life seems to be a common complaint. There are also a few who caution that the mic feels flimsy, and they recommend careful handling of the mic.

Overall
The GTD Audio G-787H is a versatile yet affordable wireless mic system for those who have to deal with frequency and budget constraints.

At publication time this was the Highest Rated Wireless Mic System with 2 Mics.

Shure have combined their budget dual BLX receiver with their budget PG58 microphone to produce a reasonably affordable 2-mic system.

The Shure PG58 mic capsule is a step down from the SM58 in terms of ruggedness, while many people on forums debate whether or not the sound quality is nearly as good as an SM58.

The debate is open, but the majority opinion is that the PG58 sounds good, just not quite as good as the SM58.

Feature Overview

• Mic frequency response: 60Hz to 15kHz
• Receiver frequency - can be bought in the following UHF bands:
  • H8: 518MHz to 542MHz
  • H9: 512MHz to 542MHz
  • H10: 542MHz to 572MHz
  • J10: 584MHz to 608MHz
• Range: Up to 300 feet
• Balanced XLR and non-balanced 1/4" output
• 12 channels.

Pros
Most of the positive reviews are centered around the better quality of the mic when compared to budget dual systems as well as the battery life of the transmitters. Many users also mention the mic's solid feel and longevity.

Cons
There are few consistent negatives reported, only that a few buyers found a difference in EQ and sonic tone between the 2 mics, and some complained that it doesn't have a mute button.

Overall
While this is the cheapest way to get two Shure wireless mics, it may still be above the average mic users' budget. Still investing in this system is highly recommended, especially when considering its sound quality and longevity.

Moving up higher in Shure's Dual wireless mic packages, The BLX288 / B58 Features two Beta58 Microphones.

Beta58's are known for their more refined treble response over their SM58 siblings.

This package still includes the BLX288 System that features a handy 1-button setup for ease of use as well as conflict-free operation for up to 12 wireless transmitters.

Feature Overview

• Mic frequency response: 50Hz-16kHz
• Receiver frequency - can be bought in the following UHF bands:
  • H9: 512MHz to 542MHz
  • H10: 542MHz to 572MHz
  • H11: 572MHz to 596MHz
  • J11: 596MHz to 608MHz + 614 MHz - 616MHz
• Range: Up to 300 feet / 91.44 meters
• Two XLR outputs and a Two 1/4’’ audio output jacks
• 14 hours of use with two AA batteries
• Operating range of up to 300' (line of sight)

Pros
Users praise the Beta58's sound indicating that there was little to no difference between it and the wired version. The transmitter was also commended for ease of use and setup.

Cons
The transmitter unit felt not as robustly built as the microphones, as told by a few users.

Overall
If you need a wireless 2 mic set that features Shure's Beta58 microphones the BLX288/B58 Dual pack is the one to go for.

At publication time this was the Equal Highest Rated Wireless Mic System for 1 Mic along with the Sennheiser EW 100 G4-835-S and Shure QLXD24/SM58.

The Xvive U3 is a unique entry in this list in that it doesn't come with a mic, rather it is a wireless system that can be used with non-wireless dynamic mics.

The transmitter is designed to connect to the XLR port of dynamic mics, essentially turning a wired mic wireless, which is great if you want the freedom of wireless while still using your favorite dynamic vocal mic.

It operates on the 2.4GHz band, much like wireless routers, with less than 5ms latency.

It is designed to be used with PA systems, recording gear, and even with DSLR cameras.

Finally, it runs on a rechargeable battery that provides up to 5 hours of usage.

Feature Overview

• Receiver frequency: 2.4 GHz
• Range: Up to 90 feet / 27.43 meters
• XLR out for plugging straight into PA system / Recording Console / DSLR Camera with XLR out
• Compact transmitter that can be plugged into dynamic wired mics.

Pros
Convenience is king in reviews for products like this; one user summarized market sentiment by saying that it is a "wireless cable" that un-tethers your favorite mic. Transparency was also commended, even those with sensitive ears trust this system enough to replace their cables. Many users prefer this system because it doesn't have a bulky receiver, reducing wire and hardware clutter in setups.

Cons
While 2.4 GHz is free from radio, TV, and cell phone tower signal interference, it does suffer the same pitfalls as other devices that use the frequency, like having a short range of up to 90 feet, It is also susceptible to 2.4 GHz interference, which is why the manufacturers caution that you use this wireless system a good distance away (3 meters) from wireless routers.

Overall
If you've been looking for a way to turn your favorite vocal mic into wireless, then do check out the Xvive U3.

At publication time this was the Equal Highest Rated Wireless Mic System for 1 Mic along with the Xvive U3 and Shure QLXD24/SM58.

Sennheiser is another brand well known for quality microphones, and they are also a strong contender in the wireless mic market.

The Sennheiser EW 100 G4-835-S combines tried and tested mic design with versatile UHF frequency control.

It comes with the SKM 100 G4-S handheld transmitter mic, which features a frequency response of 80Hz-18kHz, ideal for vocalists, and it has a tight cardioid polar pattern for good background noise reduction on stage.

You can tune the system to work within a 42MHz switching bandwidth, and it lets you save up to 12 frequencies for quick switching and testing.

One standout feature of the receiver is its pilot tone squelch, which eliminates RF interference when the transmitter is turned off.

Other noteworthy features include automatic frequency scan, built-in equalizer, soundcheck mode, and auto-lock function for preventing accidental changing of parameters.

Feature Overview

• Mic frequency response: 80Hz to18 kHz
• Receiver frequency: 516-558 MHz (A band)
• Range: Up to 330 feet / 100.59 meters
• Output: 1 x XLR, 1 x 1/4"
• 1680 frequencies within a 42MHz switching bandwidth
• Integrated Equalizer
• Half Rack Profile

Pros
Positive reviews for the Sennheiser EW 100 G4-835-S come from various users, from bands to public speakers, to churches and even DJs. The sound quality was the common thread among reviews with many users describing the sound as pristine and quiet. The stability of its wireless connection also gets several good reviews, as well as the solid feel of both the handheld transmitter and compact receiver.

Cons
Price may be a barrier to entry since some people noted that they could get a system with more mics for the price of this one. Other than that, there aren't any noteworthy or consistent complaints from users.

Overall
If you like the clarity of Sennheiser mics then this is a no-brainer, for those who are unfamiliar with the brand, then this might help you understand why many stand by their quality.

At publication time this was the Equal Highest Rated Wireless Mic System for 1 Mic along with the Xvive U3 and Sennheiser EW 100 G4-835-S.

The QLXD24/SM58 Mic system is at the higher end of Shure's wireless mic packages.

It features a modular capsule format to easily switch between other mic types (sold separately) like the SM86, Beta58A, and Beta87A, 9 hours of operation on standard AA batteries and network features for remote monitoring and channel management via iOS or a desktop app.

Feature Overview

• Mic frequency response: 50Hz to 18kHz
• Receiver frequency - can be bought in the following UHF bands:
  • G50: 470MHz to 534MHz
  • H50: 534MHz to 598MHz
  • J50A: 572MHz to 608MHz + 614MHz - 616MHz
  • V50: 174MHz to 216MHz
• Range: Up to 330 feet / 101 meters
• One XLR output and a 1/4’’ audio output jack
• Over 120dB of dynamic range
• AES 256-bit encryption
• Mac, PC, and iOS-compatible

Pros
For a high tech device, many users found that the system was easy to set up and had no problems even when the batteries were low (though it's not advisable to run wireless mics with low batteries). The sound quality of the mic and receiver combo sounded better to some people who were accustomed to wired mics. A few were also impressed with the range and how the system worked well even without line of sight.

Cons
One user noted that they received a defective unit. To avoid this problem, be sure to transact only with official Shure retailers.

Overall
Packing in a lot of range, functionality, and ease of use, the QLXD24/SM58 is an amazing pick for larger venues.

The TONOR TW-620 is a compact, 1 mic wireless system that features 200ft of operation (within line of sight) and a maximum of 8 hours of operation on 2 AA batteries.

And unlike some of the other systems from TONOR, this one complies with FCC regulations meaning that you are allowed to use it in the United States.

Feature Overview

• Mic frequency response: 20Hz to 20kHz
• Receiver frequency: 902.8MHz to 914MHz
• Range: Up to 200 feet / 61 meters
• 1/4’’ audio output jack
• 15 adjustable channels
• 6-8 hour battery life

Pros
"It's as simple as can be." noted one of the many users of this model. It performed better than other mics in this price range with regards to range, signal consistency, and sound quality.

Cons
Sound quality is not the best compared to more expensive mics, but for the price, very few users complained.

Overall
If you need a plug and play wireless microphone but unsure of what to get among the sea of generic wireless mics on the market today, the TONOR TW-620 is a consistent favorite for budget wireless mic sets.