Harley Benton AirBorne Pro 5.8Ghz Instrument

I've used this in long rehearsals, and long gigs and I have not had a single drop out. I trust it in gigs and the battery got through the whole thing (I do charge it on the nest in the interval though just to make sure). I've read some reviews about battery life but I have not had any problem. It does take a while to charge though.
The cable feature is terrific. I use it at about half and it sounds great.
The tuner is OK too.
5.8Ghz takes it out of the busy Wi-fi area.
TOP TIP. I put a small piece of velcro on the unit and the guitar. It holds it in place and stops it flapping about.

A "cheap" pedal board wireless system that I bought as a gateway into wireless guitar units.

I live in a 12 story building with a lot of wifi units around my apartment and this thing never dropped out since I bought it. The signal is not lost even if you play in another room. The tuner awesome and it is pedal sized so you can easily fit it on your pedalboard.

The negative point for the unit is the "cable-tone" knob has unusual resistance mid way of rolling. It still works of course. To be honest I don't get why anyone would like to have the "cable-tone" turned on anyway, it just takes away your highs. Even if you are for some reason picky with your tone, you could just dial the highs out with your amp. Without the feature the unit could be even cheaper. Oh well, to each his own.

You will get a better and more premium unit when you buy a Sennheiser or a Shure with more features and channel scanning, etc. but if you take into account that it works with a 5,8 ghz frequency, has a tuner and is pedalboard compatible and around 100 euros, you can't go wrong with it.

I bought this to make my set up more tidy and neat, I pair it with the Harley Benton wireless system, have my pedals hooked up to it and it is seamless. No latency or loss in signal (unless you really go away from the receiver). Minimises the unwanted hum from certain pickups. Just very impressed with this, for the price I was pretty taken back by the quality and gow easy it was to get set up. Just plug in and away you go. The built in tuner is great and very accurate. If you are thinking of getting this and maybe weren't sure, I would advise you to get it. I use it everyday I play and can't imagine how I got on without it before.

I use the Harley Benton AirBorne Pro 5.8Ghz Wireless Instrument Instrument System in my home studio and I am very pleased with it. It works as well as my X***e system plus it has the added features of a built in tuner and cradle charging system. The transmitter is larger but it is certainly not a hindrance. Plus, it has a backlit display to let you know clearly what channel you are on, connection status, charging status and battery life. Something my other system does not have for a lot less money! I own 4 Ibanez, 2 Schecter, 2 Harley Benton and 1 Ovation guitars and it works on each every one of them without a problem. FYI, I have 45+ years experience gigging and studio work and would not have a problem using this at a gig.