LEKATO MS-02 Wireless In-Ear Monitor System

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LEKATO MS-02 Wireless In-Ear Monitor System

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LEKATO MS-02 In Ear Monitor System

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From 30 customers

Brother Dave

Battery issue.

Battery in transmitter drains to empty twice as fast as the receiver battery. Totally ruins useable time by 50%.

Michael

Budget wireless for gigs.

Simple to use. Paired without issue. Use in live gigs, and no problem. The only issue, and I'm reaching, could be the size of the belt clip. It is rather small, but aside from that, it's really great for the price.

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B. Michaely

Ruined my gig!

Don't buy this if you have any serious use for it.

As others have noted, the unit fails when you're even10 feet away.

I made the mistake of relying on it for a gig. During sound setup it was randomly failing and it took a while to think that distance was the issue. I then drew an extension cable from the mixer, and placed it near me, so the transmitter was less than 5 feet away, but even that was not sufficient. Time ran out and I had to go with a crappy monitor that ruined the gig for me.

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Ed Ortiz

Perfect I love them!

Excellent transmitter and receiver—I've tested them over a few days for several hours on my Akai keyboard, and I haven't experienced any lag or connection drops. Highly recommended! I attached this to my headphones with zip ties.

David A

Finicky connection and dangerous battery

Battery started pillowing out after less than a year of light use. That’s why you can see the screen on the transmitter separating from the body.

Before the battery became dangerous, it was functional but was finicky with the transmitter when trying to use stereo. It would also pick up interference if next to another electrical device with a high frequency hum which hindered sound clarity. I was impressed with the low latency. Honestly it was worth a shot for around $40 to get stereo in ear monitors. Hopefully you have better luck with yours.

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UPDATE: I'm adding a star because their team reached out to me and offered me a full refund. Good customer service is not too common and definitely worth an extra star.

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Michael P. Mcnally

Great Choice for a Home Studio. Order a set of headphones to complete the setup.

This is an excellent value for a home studio use. It does not include the pictured headphones, but with good headphones available for about $20 this is still the best deal on a wireless monitor. The sound is clear. the receiver has adjustable volume . 1 Drawback is there is only one channel, so if there is any interference there is no getting away from it. We experienced a small bit of crackle in our first session using it. I bought an additional receiver and head phone so setup two Monitors for my Home Studio for just $110.

S.E.

Good low cost system that is good for hobby players

First off I just want to say I am not a pro sound engineer so assume that my experience with these probably has some user factors that a pro sound guy would be able to improve on. First off the system charged and came on a paired very quickly with no issues. After plugging into my Yamaha Stage Pass 300 PA I was able to use these in about 10 minutes of figuring out how to get them to work with my system. I plugged the input into the PA monitors using a Y cable for left and right. I already had on hand 2 1/8 inch to 1/4 inch plug adaptors since my PA monitor outs were 1/4 inch. I had the Wireless system set to stereo, but was only getting sound in my left ear so I then switched to mono on the wireless system and got sound in both ears. My PA has limited audio controls so I wasn't able to tweak the sound very much for me to get a really great sound in my ears. I was using Shure in ears so it wasn't my earbuds. If you have a more complete sound system such as a good mixing board and/or possibly taking the audio out and putting that into a small personal mixer to adjust your sound to your taste that might be helpful. Honestly, from what I know the Professionals have an entire "In Ears" system that probably costs thousands of dollars so you have to set your expectations accordingly and understand for home recording or streaming or small jam get togethers or maybe a solo gig these will probably work for us hobbyists

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JudieeK

Very easy, light weight, love stereo/ mono options!

These BT earbud monitors for playing music have come a LONG way! This is a second brand that I am trying and I am also happy with this set

Plug and play, tiny and easy to clip on, super lightweight. Excellent quality and true to sound, has stereo or mono switch and volume control on the receiving end with a mute function on the transmitter. Rechargeable and lasts hours. Range is fantastic and for the cost, well worth it as a stage in ear monitor transmitter/receiver unit.. easy to use!

Matthew Rogofsky

Perfect Transmitters

It’s lightweight,pairs quickly with one button push,the distance is good,zero latency,finally the price is unreal! These replace a $500 pair of AIAI Bluetooth Studio Headphones! Be aware that there will be noise coming through alleviated by placement,the unit make most noise when close to one another. I am so happy with this purchase!

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Customer

It's one of the Better In Ear Monitor Systems under $50!

As a professional singer, songwriter and producer I am always looking for the latest tech in terms of making my performance a lot easier & smoother on stage. Going Wireless has helped free me from being bound in one area and allows me to create & perform uninhibited!

I currently use a professional In Ear Wireless Monitoring System which cost around $1,500! I've tried other systems from $100 and right on up to end up with the same result of disappointment! One thing I found in common with a lot of the other systems is that there's always some sort of interference or feedback as a result of the fact that I also use a Wireless Guitar System on stage as well! Therefore, I'm always spending time trying to find clear channels to work with and that's a total pain!

Then I found this Lekato 2.4G Wireless In Ear Monitoring System! Right away I loved the size! Both the transmitter & receiver can fit into your pocket whereas my professional $1,500 In Ear Monitoring System takes up a full 1U Rack Space!

Nonetheless I wanted to get to the point of what I liked about this product:

1.) The Size! It's small, light, easy to carry around in your pocket or Guitar Case!

2.) They give you the 1/8 TRS as well as 1/4 TRS Adapter so you can plug them into your Sound Board or whatever device you are using!

3.) No need to channel search because it seems to automatically pick the best frequency for you! Therefore you never have any interference or feedback!

4.) Super quick connection time! As soon as you turn on both units they automatically wirelessly link within 3 seconds or less!

5.) The Receiver Pack has a Gain Button so you can turn up or turn down the music in your In Ear Monitors!

6.) There's also a Stereo Setup (Green Button) or a Mono Setup (Blue Button) so you can choose how you want the sound in your in-Ear Monitors!

7.) The price is awesome! The fact that you're getting all this for under $100 is amazing!

OK unfortunately now I have to get to the point where I discuss what I didn't like about this product! There is only One thing I didn't like and if this company fixed the problem this item would be PERFECT in my book! I would literally buy 5 of these for each guy in my band because this company is so close to perfecting this!

OK here's the problem! When I connected this to my Guitar & Vocal Pre-Amp I noticed that this unit Colors everything! What I mean by that is there was basically a Chorus, Flanger & Phaser Effect through everything! Therefore, I could never get a good feel for where I was in a song and couldn't concentrate on the performance because everything seemed so colored! It would be as if you took your favorite song and everything was overly autotuned... that would drive you crazy!

Anyhow this was the main problem with this unit! Maybe my unit was defective but there was clearly a constant Chorus, Flanger & Phaser Effect through the entire performance which became super annoying as a professional musician!

To the Lekato Company... you guys are onto something!! You are so close to creating the most perfect and affordable Wireless In Ear Monitoring System! If you need more Feedback or need my advice on how to improve this product please let me know? I have high hopes for this product because it was just so close to being perfect! If you can somehow figure out why there is a Chorus, Flanger & Phaser Effect throughout everything and can eliminate that then I'll totally buy 5 of these because other than that one issue this unit is fantastic!

For the normal non musician out there you may not care if the sound is colored and may find it kind of cool! However as a professional musician I need to hear exactly what I'm singing and feel every nuance so having everything colored completely throws me off!

In conclusion! This product is almost perfect and I'm rooting for the next Version 2 of this! If Version 1 is this good I'm sure Version 2 will be Epic!!

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Customer

Excellent wireless in-ear monitor system

This is an excellent wireless in-ear monitor system. It is solid, well-built, and is re-chargeable via a supplied USB-c to USB cable that charges both the transmitter and receiver simultaneously. Both transmitter and receiver have belt clips on them. It comes with two stereo 3.5 mm plugs, and a 1/4 inch adapter. The transmitter can transmit to multiple receivers, and it has options to transmit in mono or stereo. The receiver has a volume control on it. I easily paired the transmitter and receiver and plugged the transmitter into my mixing board. I clipped the receiver on my belt and plugged my headphones into it. Reception was crystal clear, with full frequency response and no interference. I walked quite a distance away and then down a floor and could still hear the transmitted music with full clarity. This is a good product.

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Christopher

The beast

10/10 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Freddy Velilla

Buena Calidad Precio

Calidad precio excelente, tiene buen alcance, los audífonos tienen un buen sonido estoy contento con la compra, lo recomiendo para eventos de iglesia y conciertos pequeños, para eventos grandes pienso que no tendría buen rendimiento.

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Customer

Great for wireless monitors

The product has worked great to monitor audio while recording video. The sound is good I just think that the volume button being on the front sucks because they are not recessed and sometimes they get pushed and change my volume.

The system had lasted 5 or 6 hours easy and I have not had any interference with any other wireless microphone systems.

Cirilo Muniz

It works well except for 1 issue.

Unfortunately, it didn't work well my Boss wireless guitar system. The sound went in and out and was a bit distorted. I was disappointed. After disconnecting my wireless guitar system, the issue resolved. Also, It didn't have an issue catching the signal from my wireless vocal mic. That was good news! I do recommend this system so far.

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huse

Transmitter battery won't charge. Poor quality product.

The transmitter changing takes forever...

(I live very far so returning is not practical, otherwise I will return it immediately.)

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Jonathan

Works well but was sent used

I'm happy with the sound quality but then I noticed they sent me a used receiver that didn't have the plastic protection on the front like the transmitter did. It actually had the peel away at the top but there was no protector to peel away. Lots of visible scratches indicating someone else used this and they resold it to me as new. Debating sending it back now.

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FLAVIO TAMPA

WORKS VERY WELL

Great quality, easy to setup, sounds perfect !

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HonestReviews86

Works, not durable - plastic broke right out of the box.

Update: After less than a year of use, they start dropping out and getting scratchy and crappy.

I opened the box, took these out, removed the protective plastic from the front via the small red tab, and the entire plastic front of one of the units broke off in my hand.

This does not inspire confidence in terms of longevity. I suppose they are good for while they last in all other aspects. They work, they are simple, they have no noticeable latency. If you want some in ears that are probably throw away within a few months or a year, these will get you started.

Rev. Harold

Working Great 👍🏾

I have a morning broadcast where I use a Lapel or head mic. It’s was hard for me to hear my out put. My viewers was say I have no sound. It was hard for me to tell. This wireless monitor set was just what I needed. It worked out the box. So far, I have issues or complaints. The transmitter is about 10/15 feet away and the sound is very clear. I recommend this product.

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Stephen

Just ok

I needed an in ear monitor for a show I was doing this one did the trick except for they do not last for more than 2 and a half hours they died out after that. Most likely my fault because I don't take breaks and I work 3 hours straight they claim they will last for 3 hours show however I guess you have to take breaks and chargers in between.

Merlin

2.4 GHz single channel transmitter no-hassle pairs with receiver. Awesome NO Audio Lag.

I (try) to play guitar with our church choir, but in order to hear what I'm doing, I need an earphone connected to my guitar. And then there's the cord from the guitar TO the Amp - but that's already been taken care of by a separate UHF music transmitter/receiver (the box labeled Strich - it has 4 channels to avoid conflicts).

In the box are 8 pages of detailed instructions and 4 cables: TWO male to male 1/8" (3.5mm) stereo (4-wire) plugs; USB-A to dual C charging; and a 1/8" stereo female to 1/4" male stereo phono jack. There is also, of course, the transmitter / receiver pair. The units are unobtrusively small measuring 1-3/4 x 2-1/8 x 1/2" (thickness not including the belt clip). In my setup, the output from the wireless UHF music receiver (transmitter is plugged into the guitar) is split - one to the amp and the other to a guitar headphone amplifier. The Headphone amp then connects to this UHF transmitter, the received signal is then fed to my earphones. So - - how did that lashup work?

I first charged up both the transmitter and receiver (the system comes with a split USB-C cable that will charge both at the same time). The specs claim 5 hours operation on a single charge (I did not test that - but even if only half true will last longer than any are likely to play in a single gig). Each has a charging LED that is red while charging, and blue when fully charged. I switched both on, selected MONO mode (Guitar) then 'long pressed' the pairing button on just the receiver. Connection was instantly successful as indicated by the pairing status LED. After a power off / power on cycle, pairing was automatic. Volume setting is adjustable on the receiver (as well as on my headphone amplifier).

There was ZERO lag - what I played was instantly in my ear. Fidelity was very good, no his, buzz, static or otherwise.

My ONLY concern is theoretical - this is a single channel device, so if there is another 2.4 GHz signal at the same frequency (or channel phase modulation), there is the possibility of overlap (as I did not experience any difficulties, and I have Several 2.4 GHz WiFi transmitters, I did not make any deductions for that). This wireless In-Ear Monitor system works well for me (and if I do experience difficulty in a specific location, I can still fall back to the less desirable hard-wired solution).

Bottom Line: I am NOT a Pro as far as music is concerned, and none in the group I play with (mostly brass, piano AND a hard-wired amplified harp) is likely to look for a wireless solution. So - while this works for me, it may NOT work for a large stage band. But - if it works for you, for the price, it likely can't be beat.

francisco romero

Exelente compra

Este aparato tiene una excelente conectividad y el alcance es más que aceptable atraviesa paredes y su sonido es muy bueno los volvería a comprar otra ves.

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John

Epic Sound For IEMs!

I have been looking for a good wireless audio system for my recording studio and I found it! I have tried three others before this one. I have the LEKATO wireless guitar system (very awesome) and decided to try theirs. I was not disappointed!

Pure, clear, clean sound and deep bass. Now I'm not tethered to a long cumbersome hardwire line! The range is excellent, charging is fast, and long battery life. I will buy a 2nd set in the future. You will get your money's worth!

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Dayane O.

Sounds is consistently clipping.

I recently purchased the Air Bridge Wireless for in-ear monitors, and I must say that I am extremely disappointed with this product. The sound quality is terrible, as it constantly clips and picks up a lot of interference. The battery life was also questionable, but I couldn't even put it to the test due to the bad sound quality.

I had high hopes of using the Air Bridge with my guitars and vocals connected to the Boss RC 600, but unfortunately, it failed to deliver clear sound. The issues with the sound were so severe that I couldn't even consider bringing it to a gig.

Regrettably, I missed the return window, so I'm stuck with a product that I can't use. I would strongly advise against purchasing the Air Bridge Wireless for in-ear monitors if you're looking for a reliable and high-quality audio experience.

Alan Cota

Great value for the money!

Is this a Shure PSM 1000? Of course not. And that's the problem with most of the reviews here. You get what you paid for, and for my use case, it is just perfect. I use it as a monitor during remote meetings when I'm not using a wired monitor. The sound is not great, but it is perfect for what I'm using it for. The battery life is another great surprise. It is great! I keep it charging all night by my desk. On a busy day, I have between 7 to 12 remote meetings, with an average of 45 minutes duration. I use it all day long without recharging it. The only thing I do is turn it off when I'm not actually using it.

Pros:

- Super affordable

- Easy to use

- Battery life

Cons:

- Choppy sound sometimes

- Range of operation

- It doesn't feel sturdy enough to last

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@izzca

I got fooled by the bald guy's review!

This product is definitely not usable. It's distorted at all volume levels and even at the lowest input volume level whether for vocals or instrument monitor. So don't listen to that bald guys review and everyone else's good review.

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Minh Tran

Initial sound and pairing of 3 receivers. Good

Will update when in full use. The pairing one Tx to one Rx is simple. To pair three you have to long press on all devices for them to pair which I figure will be a pain if you need to add more. I tried one at a time but each time the already paired one become unpaired. Pressing all devices at the same time is the only way.

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Customer

Literally fell apart

Literally fell apart pulling off the protective film. Add to it the poor sound quality and cutting in and out. This is out of the box.

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fun

For the money this ones a winner

packing for a long plane trip and these made into my bag. Why you ask well if I get stuck in a middle seat I won't have to unplug my headphones every time someone gets up for the bathroom.

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