Wireless Microphones

Wireless microphones are audio devices that transmit sound without the need for physical cables, offering freedom of movement for performers, speakers, and presenters. They use radio frequencies (VHF or UHF) or digital signals to send audio from the microphone to a receiver connected to a sound system. There are several types, including handheld, lavalier (clip-on), and headset mics, each suited for different applications like live performances, broadcasting, or public speaking. Wireless mics help reduce cable clutter and tripping hazards on stage or during events. They often come with rechargeable or replaceable batteries for portable use. Modern systems include features like auto-sync, interference protection, and high audio fidelity. They are popular in concerts, theater, conferences, and fitness classes. With reliable range and clear sound, wireless microphones offer professional audio performance with unmatched convenience.