Wireless Microphones

Wireless Microphones are audio devices that transmit sound signals without the need for physical cables, offering freedom of movement for performers, speakers, and presenters. They typically include a transmitter (built into the microphone or bodypack) and a receiver that connects to your audio system. Available in handheld, headset, and lapel (lavalier) styles, they cater to different uses—from concerts and public speaking to streaming and fitness instruction. Modern wireless mics use UHF, VHF, or 2.4GHz frequencies to deliver clear, low-latency audio with minimal interference. Many models feature adjustable channels, rechargeable batteries, and long transmission ranges, ensuring reliable performance in both small venues and large stages.