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Pros: Cheap. Ideally would be great since both packs are battery-powered, plus having two-way audio would be great.

Cons: Cheaply built felt like they were going to fall apart at any second. Which wouldn't have mattered since the connection was never clear of static, making these unusable.

I purchased these in anticipation to use for on-camera video interviews for the fall sports season. However, I quickly realized these would not work. I was never able to get a clear signal when outdoors (it was pure static). When I tried them indoors, the receiver unit had to be place ever-so-perfectly to ever get the audio clear with no static. Despite knowing this, I attempted to do one interview and the results were horrible. Only about 5 seconds of audio was usable when the static briefly stopped. Haven't used them since.

Pros: Great value and at a great price. Gives you another option for audio capture.

Cons: Made of plastic and feels/looks cheap but definitely not a deal breaker if you need the freedom of a wireless mic but have a limited budget. Besides, your talent will mostly likely pay little to no attention to it any way.

I had been researching wireless microphones that are identical but sold under different brands (Movo, Boya) on another major online retailer website and was quote surprised to see the same set on the Monoprice website for half the price. It may not be a five or six hundred dollar wireless lav mic system but it did exactly what I needed which was to give me good quality for a quick video advertisement that I was shooting. I purchased it in order to give the talent the option to move around freely while still allowing me to capture sound and it worked just fine for me. If you have a limited budget and are not planning to do a large production, then this mic would be a great buy.

Pros: Easy to use and no noise

Cons: 15 ft range.....

I'd be pleased as punch if it worked for half of the 150 foot range claimed in the specs, but mine was only good for 15 feet before it dropped signal. So disappointed as the potential is there.... transmitter and receiver sync immediately, volume control on both units and no noise. Mic quality is good, a better mic would cost about twice what the price paid for the whole system... Unfortunately with a range of just 15 feet it doesn't give any advantage over using the mic on the camera....RMAing for refund so I'll post a follow up on that experience as well...

Pros: I did not get any static as others described, but, I also did not go farther than 15 ft.

Cons: There is a noticeable delay in the audio when hooked up to a speaker. I know they are not necessarily made for that, but still annoying.

See above....

For the price (they go on sale frequently) they can't be beat. As other have noticed, there is noise, but I plugged the receiver into a signal attenuator before feeding it to the camera to lower the volume and the noise is significantly reduced. You can then adjust the mic volume to bring the level back up, without adding more noise. What noise is left is below the noise floor and can be easily EQ'd out. You can also use two units at the same time and they don't interfere with each other.