Xvive U5 Dual Channel 2.4Ghz Microphone System | Review & Demo

[@draxxicek]

The last mentioned thing got me interested! The Xvive allows more receivers connected to the transmitters? This neat feature of UHF systems usually does not happen with digital wireless as they need to sync data, hence a two way communication to send CRC/data packet confirmation is necessary in digital domain.

[@m.sabir21]

Thanks for sharing excellent content and video. However audio seems little compressed. Does this wireless system can work flawlessly with rode-caster pro?

[@ivideofeed4u692]

Thanks for the review, I'm concerned about the phantom input, could I use my Rode shotgun mic on a pole and have the transmitter on the pole as well or does it only work with the supplied lav mics?

[@joellemorris5684]

thanks for you review! Is it possible to directly charge the receiver and transmitter from a power bank if needed?

[@pitrai4567]

Good explanation

[@samspicer3474]

would these be good for a 2 person commentary video? no camera, just the microphones to capture audio and put over video footage.

[@joellemorris5684]

with the 6 channels, have you done some test in crowded 2.4 GHz environment? and if yes, what was the result?

[@NguyenHuynh-uh3xy]

Hello , how i can know mic/Line mode on TX?? Led light is in Mic Mode , right ??

[@GStunna6]

Do you think this could work as a stereo iem system with the right adapters (In reverse to design) I can plug my stereo source into each transmitter? Then use the canes 3.5 output as a headphones output?

[@wohnzimmergrooves7814]

Hello Gabriel, i had the same idea. I've now bought and tried it. Works perfectly. tested with bayerdynamic DT1770 pro headphones (250 ohms) and smartphone in-ears