Harley Benton AirBorne 5.8GHz Instrument

I'm not a tourig musician, just playing guitar only in my studio and doing some rehersals with my band . This pair is Ok when you consider the money you pay. If you have a busy setup with lots of hi tech bluetooth wireless etc. pedals, there may be some noise. (I believe it depends on it's wireless technology,a more high end one may not couse that issue but hey it's onlu 49€!) if there's too much tech device and wireless mics around, it may prduce some noise. Yes I've experienced it by my own ears on some of my pedals. The USB inputs for charcing is also micro USB , which is outdated and I’d like to see a USB-C input instead, so we could use any other USB cables in the house,I don’t believe it’s a huge production cost. So I give 3 stars. BUT, I've never came across with connection error, easy draining battery or some other issues else. Also no noise problems with only 1 floorboard processors or all analog setups. In short, just be carefull to the enviroment you play your instrument, The hard carrybox is great, easy to carry in your backpack! I don't lose the units anymore. On behalf of the playing scenarios I’ve mentioned, I recommend it.

After using the 2GHz version and being extremely happy with it decided to get a 5GHz one to not conflict on the frequencies.

The one that was sent was not working so Thomann provided a replacement quickly and it was working fine ever since with exception for occasional glitches

The size is much larger than the 2GHz version and the plastic does not feel as nice, also while the 2GHz version's transmitter/receiver clip onto each other, this one has a pouch that is good but takes a lot more space. Unlike the 2GHz version, transmitter and receiver are different colours which is a positive

Overall, I wish this was a carbon copy of the 2GHz version using different frequency. As is it is an average wireless system but still good for it's price although I would suggest to get the 2ghz version