Los 10 mejores micrófonos inalámbricos en 2022 Reseñas y guía de compra

Los micrófonos inalámbricos no tienen conexiones de cable físico a la grabación de sonido o amplificación con la que está trabajando. Todos funcionan con señales VHF o UHF y necesitan una batería para funcionar, una buena.

Los mejores micrófonos inalámbricos pueden parecer similares en el sentido de que en realidad lo único que hacen es transmitir una señal. Pero, hay un poco más que eso. La operación en sí está plagada de problemas hasta la selección de frecuencia.

Si bien el concepto ha liberado a los artistas del cable y los cables. Lograr que funcione de manera consistente y predecible no es tarea fácil. Ningún sistema es inmune a los problemas. Creemos que eso debe entenderse.

Más sobre eso más adelante…

Saber elegir lo mejor para lo que quieres hacer no siempre es tan fácil.

Nos gustaría remitirlo a las normas y reglamentos relacionados con el uso de micrófonos inalámbricos y auriculares que se aplican y difieren de un país a otro. No olvides echarles un vistazo antes de comprar.

Entonces, echemos un vistazo a los mejores micrófonos inalámbricos disponibles actualmente y encontremos el perfecto para usted...

Reseñas de los 10 mejores micrófonos inalámbricos del mercado en 2022

1. Sistema inalámbrico de diadema Shure BLX14R/MX53 con micrófono de diadema MX153
2. Transmisor de mano Shure SLX2/SM58 con micrófono SM58
3. Audio-Technica System 10 ATW-1102 Sistema de micrófono de mano inalámbrico
4. Sistema inalámbrico de mano digital Shure PGXD24/SM58-X8
5. Sistema de micrófono inalámbrico portátil Sennheiser Ew 100
6. Innopow Sistema de micrófono inalámbrico UHF dual de 80 canales, conjunto de micrófonos inalámbricos de metal
7. Sistema de micrófono inalámbrico, juego de micrófono inalámbrico UHF de 4 canales Phenyx Pro
8. Sistema de micrófono inalámbrico AKG Pro Audio
9. Sistema de micrófono inalámbrico portátil Sennheiser Ew 100, G, ew 122P G4-A (ew 122P G4-A)
10. Micrófono inalámbrico Sony ECMAW4

1 Sistema inalámbrico de diadema Shure BLX14R/MX53 con micrófono de diadema MX153

Shure es un nombre sinónimo de micrófonos y muy buenos. Siempre han proporcionado un nivel de construcción de calidad en todos sus productos. Y el BLX 14R no es una excepción.

Un sistema de micrófono inalámbrico a veces presentará algunos desafíos. Sin embargo, Shure logró superar muchos de estos y creó un sistema fácil de usar y fácil de usar.

Entonces, ¿qué obtienes…

El paquete incluye un micrófono de condensador omnidireccional con auricular. Esto proporciona una claridad excepcional en el diseño sobre la oreja. Cuenta con protección explosiva mejorada y sin efecto de proximidad. La transmisión de la señal se realiza a través de la unidad de cuerpo, que incluye un interruptor de encendido/apagado, control de volumen y un indicador LED de estado.

Es compacto y liviano y funcionará a distancias de hasta 100 metros.

Dos pilas AA le darán aproximadamente 14 horas de uso. Pero, por supuesto, siempre es esencial llevar repuestos, ya que esa cifra variará según las circunstancias individuales.

Y las especificaciones...

El receptor de montaje en rack BLX4R tiene tecnología Quickscan de un toque que simplifica la selección de frecuencia. Y, hay un panel de visualización LCD que le brinda medición de audio y RF y conexiones de salida XLR y 1⁄4″.

Un sistema de transmisión y recepción conveniente y fácil de usar que hace la vida mucho más fácil.

Todo el sistema es ampliable y puede ejecutar hasta doce sistemas compatibles. Además, incluye un kit de montaje en rack.

Ideal para uso en el escenario o presentaciones...

Shure produce calidad en sus productos. Y, la calidad de este sistema es solo eso. Sin embargo, aunque es ideal para voces en el escenario. También produciría resultados sorprendentes para aquellos que realizan presentaciones que necesitan y desean moverse mientras lo hacen.

Es un gran ejemplo de un micrófono inalámbrico.

No es una opción barata, pero si considera lo que está comprando, entonces tiene un precio realista.

Ventajas

• Bien construido con buenas características.
• Fácil de usar.

Contras

• Es posible que tengas que jugar con el auricular para que se ajuste perfectamente a tu oreja.

2 Transmisor de mano Shure SLX2/SM58 con micrófono SM58

Una cosa a destacar sobre el SLX2 es la claridad de sus transmisiones. Y. logrado por su tecnología ARC que aumenta la claridad.

Shure ha tomado su exitoso y respetado SM58 y le ha dado la opción inalámbrica. Y esto ha producido un micrófono que ofrece una respuesta y un rendimiento potentes.

Por lo general, los micrófonos inalámbricos funcionan con una relación de compresión fija. Sin embargo, el SLX funciona con una compresión variable, lo que agrega un rango dinámico.

La operación es fácil…

Los sistemas en el micrófono escanearán buscando un canal apropiado y con solo tocar un botón se sincronizarán con el receptor. Las respuestas de frecuencia están diseñadas para la voz e incorporan un rango medio mejorado y una atenuación de bajos.

Utiliza un patrón cardioide que asegurará que el sonido principal no se vea afectado por el ruido de fondo. Esto lo hará adecuado para una variedad de lugares donde el ruido de fondo podría ser un problema.

Como está diseñado para ser portátil, también tiene un sistema de montaje de choque incorporado para reducir cualquier ruido no deseado durante el manejo.

Esto nuevamente abre las puertas a su uso en una variedad de entornos...

Para ayudar en la claridad y el rendimiento, la cabeza del micrófono cuenta con un filtro de viento y pop. Al igual que el SM58, tiene una rejilla de malla de acero. Siendo Shure, es confiable, resistente y bien construido, y capaz de soportar algunos golpes.

Tiene un botón de silencio y un indicador de duración de la batería. Y las dos pilas AA deberían durar unas 8 horas.

Fijado a un precio competitivo.

As with all things Shure, it is a wireless microphone that will produce performance and reliability.

Frequency response 50 to 15,000 Hz

Pros

• Easy to use and setup.
• Good price.
• Utilizes advanced channel search technology.

Contras

• The microphone is the transmitter and might, therefore, be subject to signal strength.

3  Audio-Technica System 10 ATW-1102 Wireless Handheld Microphone System

Audio-Technica has produced a very cost effective handheld wireless microphone system where the microphone is the transmitter. It has a 24-bit operation in the range of 2.4GHz and is, therefore, using some advanced technology. Using this range keeps the unit completely free of TV and DTV interference.

It has an impressive performance and produces no interference or static and doesn’t suffer from dropouts or loss of signal. It has a wide range of user applications including live performances, public address at gatherings, conferences, etc. And offers a great diversity of operation.

Setup is easy…

…as the unit will scan frequencies searching for the best available open channel. Automatic frequency selection will ensure interference-free operation. In the event, that you require more than one channel, up to eight may be used without coordination problems.

It has a convenient and easy to read LCD giving the status of settings and operation at any time.

Going solo…

You can only use one microphone at a time with this unit, and the need to use more than one will require an extra unit.

The microphone and unit are made of hardened plastic but are quite rugged and sturdy.

One of the outstanding plus points about this wireless microphone is its range. It will comfortably manage distances of up to 200 meters from the source without any problems.

It uses AA batteries, but it does get through them quite quickly, so spares on hand would not be a bad idea.

Neat, tidy, and efficient…

The Audio Technica ATW-1102 is a good system. Neat, tidy, and efficient. Has no problems with interference and is easy to set up. Not as rugged as some systems, but that will maybe encourage people to be careful with it.

Pros

• Multi-use system.
• Quality technology ensures good performance.

Contras

• Battery life not so good.

The price is realistic.

4  Shure PGXD24/SM58-X8 Digital Handheld Wireless System

As in the SLX2 w reviewed earlier, Shure once again use their world-class SM58 as the preferred handset for this wireless microphone system. I suppose the question is when you have something as good as the SM58 why would you want to use anything else.

The SM58, of course, is a cardioid dynamic microphone and in this system is linked with a PGXD24 wireless transmitter.

Sounds very impressive and is easy to set up…

The excellence of sound has been achieved using 24-bit/48Hz technology. This always sounds very impressive, but it is the analog circuitry ahead of the conversion that is the defining factor, and with Shure, that is always excellent.

A clear, usable channel is located automatically by the automatic frequency selector, and one-touch sync links the transmitter and receiver automatically.

Setup is therefore very easy. The frequency selector gives reliability and diversity. And, to ensure you are kept aware of the status of the unit, it features a multi-function LED indicator.

For on-stage use?

Whereas some systems are designed to be multi-purpose, you get the feeling that Shure has designed this system for use on stage.

The SM58 is known to be as hard as nails and is therefore ideal for wireless operation. The wire mesh grille and wind and pop filter, of course, are standard. The transmitter is designed to ensure plenty of protection against feedback but still manages to produce a quality of sound that Shure is known for.

Each frequency band can handle five compatible channels.

It is powered by two AA batteries, and the battery life is expected to be up to 9 hours.

Pros

• Shure reliability and quality of the build.
• Good onboard features to maintain a clear sound.

Contras

• Strangely doesn’t come with an on/off switch.

5  Sennheiser Ew 100 Portable Wireless Microphone System

Sennheiser has really created a portable wireless microphone system that has many uses. Microphones are not always all about rock bands on stage, and they have a myriad of uses. Especially if they are portable and cable-free.

It is easy to operate and has a range of approximately 300 feet and will produce quality sound, even good enough for broadcasting. And, an infra-red sync function is placed in the microphone/transmitter that will tune into its receiver just by pushing a button.

The microphones cardioid pattern reduces potential feedback and provides a warm and consistent sound reproduction.

Designed for the great outdoors…

Being designed with outdoor usage in mind, and constructed of rugged aluminum. Tough and not affected by any potential bad weather as some materials might be.

It has an enhanced frequency range, and the onboard scanning feature will search for available frequencies, The syncing of transmitters is via an infrared interface.

If you are going to be using this system for outside broadcasting, possibly even live reporting. Then the last thing you need is to inadvertently change the settings.

This is avoided on the system by the Auto Lock feature…

Battery indicators keep you informed of their status.

Of course, live reporting of outside broadcasts are not the only use available to such high-quality kit. This microphone is a superior addition to any video recording that requires an excellent sound balance and range. There is a fitting designed to fit securely to a camera for this very reason.

Even the transmitter is designed to fit neatly and unobtrusively about your person.

You will go a long way to find better quality…

If you need a wireless microphone of the highest quality for an outside video recording or mobile journalism. You will go a long way to finding better quality.

That is what Sennheiser do, produce quality. It never comes cheap, but it is usually worth the expense.

Pros

• Quality sound reproduction in outside environments.
• Easy to use and transport.

Contras

• Best suited for outside broadcast, therefore, may lack the features needed for other applications.

6  Innopow 80-Channel Dual UHF Wireless Microphone System, Metal Cordless Mic set

If you have been plowing through reviews and reports about Wireless microphones hoping to find a product that will let you use more than one mic on a single system…

Congratulations, you’ve found it…

The Innopow 80 has a facility for more than one person to speak at the same time using the same unit. There are two receivers and dual controls. And, of course, two microphones along with two antennas to ensure clarity of the signal.

The microphones have a range of about two hundred feet, allowing you the freedom to move around. There are five different frequencies. The microphones themselves are of metal construction and are unidirectional cardioid.

A simple power switch turns the receiver on and off. And there are indicator lights to advise you which band is currently in use. The digital display shows the current settings. Plus, with a battery life of up to seventeen hours, it should ease any time pressures.

The microphones and units are well built and quite sturdy…

Although at first glance this looks like a system that was designed for interviews or using at conference facilities, they do have many options. Even singers will see the benefits of this system that gives you long battery life and freedom to move.

To the hand, the microphones feel quite heavy and have a substantial feel to them.

This is a decent product that provides a lot of options when you consider it is very much at the budget end of the scale. The performance, though, without being startling, is very good. Although it does not compete with the more expensive systems, we’ve covered in this round-up.

Good value, with some interesting options. And certainly worth considering if you need more than one microphone.

Pros

• Well made and sturdy.
• Two mic option with options to increase.
• Value for money.

Contras

• No mute switch on mic.

7  Wireless Microphone System, Phenyx Pro 4-Channel UHF Cordless Mic Set

When you are in need of multiple microphones for an event, it can be a problem. Phenyx recognizes this and has produced a four channel UHF cordless system with four handheld microphones.

It has a four channel UHF microphone receiver. The fixed frequency design gives a high level of sound quality and provides a stable base reducing the chances of drop-off, as well as, the potential for distortion. It has four independent volume controls, one for each channel and XLR and 1⁄4” outputs.

Two screens, with two LCD’s each!

The receiver has two screens with two LCD displays per screen. These give you information on your signal and the output level of the audio. It has two antennas. And, featuring an impressive range of up to 260 feet in open spaces, you should be able to go crowd surfing in style!

It operates in a frequency range of 530MHz to 580MHz. And, is rack mountable if required.

The unit is well built, and the metal construction will allow transportation without fear of occasional damage.

Four microphones…

Including four handheld UHF microphones, that like the unit are well built and feel tough and sturdy. They feature a cardioid dynamic cartridge. The off/on switch is positioned on the bottom of the unit, which is a clever design preventing the microphone accidentally being turned off during activity.

There is an LCD screen. This will provide information on the channel and frequency number. The screen will turn red when the battery runs low.

As a unit, it is designed to be functional, and it is unlikely it will suit a band or live performance. But, it is ideal for other gatherings such as weddings, conferences, or conventions where you may need several microphones.

It is well priced and basically a lower priced unit. But, it offers good facilities onboard and is well made, and will certainly fulfill a function.

Operates on AA batteries.

Pros

• Includes four microphones.
• Offers four cable-free channels.
• Competitive price.

Contras

• Can be problems with four microphones giving interference if used close together.

8  AKG Pro Audio Wireless Microphone System

AKG was founded just after the second world war in Vienna. Originally they worked providing sound equipment for cinema but later expanded into other sound areas, including microphones. Today they are owned by Samsung, managed by Harmann Industries and based in Los Angeles.

They manufacture quality microphones right across the spectrum, from the classic AKG C-1 to the modern AKG C-12, VR (The Vacuum Tube). They produce the best microphones by any standards, that is much sought after by studio engineers.

Therefore they know what they are doing when it comes to manufacturing mics.

This model, though is at the lower end of their operations, in terms of price. But, as with all good companies, the product is worth looking at.

The AKG Pro Audio Wireless is an analog system that delivers high performance and a great sound.

Suitable for smaller venues…

It’s easy to use and features a dynamic microphone with a cardioid pattern. And, will give you plenty of gain before feedback and which acts as the transmitter. It has a steel wire mesh grille for protection. It has a volume control for adjustment of the gain. And, a useful on/off switch which also acts as a mute.

An indicator shows battery status. And, the receiver has XLR and 1⁄4” jack outputs. It also has the ability to set up eight channel presets. It operates from a single AA battery, and battery life is approximately eight hours.

The sound quality is very good for a system that is essentially on a budget. And, it is certainly worth considering if you are moving into wireless for the first time.

Pros

• Well made and sturdy.
• Good features.

Contras

• There is a delay in receiving output when you turn off and on.

9  Sennheiser Ew 100 Portable Wireless Microphone System, G, ew 122P G4-A (ew 122P G4-A)

One thing you can be sure of is if a microphone has Sennheiser written on it there will be plenty of quality. This model by one of the best in the business, Sennheiser, is rugged and road ready and produces excellent results.

It is not designed for bands or live performances but for mobile journalism, video production or outside broadcasts. For this reason, it has been designed for ease of use and quick setup. It enjoys a range of up to 100 meters and a battery life of about eight hours

The system comes with an omnidirectional ME-2 Lavalier mic with a cardioid polar pattern for improved sound isolation.

There is an LED giving channel and signal information and a battery life indicator.

To use such a system as an outside broadcast unit is challenging, to say the least. Not only have you to ensure a good and stable connection and have reasonable travel from receiver distance, but the sound quality also has got to be superior.

As we have mentioned, it also needs to be tough and ready to withstand the occasional knocks it is bound to get.

There are further options available with this system. For instance, a handheld receiver mic, also cardioid, but this obviously is an extra you need to pay for.

We wouldn’t call this the cheapest system out there for what it does. But, neither is it the most expensive, and with Sennheiser kit you know you are buying quality.

Pros

• Well made and able to take some knocks.
• Easy to use and to set up.

Contras

• Some might think it is rather expensive.

10  Sony ECMAW4 Wireless Microphone

As most of the reviews we do are for music-related products, Sony is a name we don’t come across that often. Huge corporation, into most things electrical with a reputation to defend. So, let’s see how they get on the world of Wireless microphones.

There is a reason why Sony has lifted its head above the parapet. And, it’s not because they thought they would have a little try with something musical. It’s because this system is designed to work with video cameras or other recording devices.

They do know a little bit about those…

The ECM-AW4 is a battery powered system that will operate with nearly any kind of camera, DSLR or a recording device that has a mini-jack input for microphones. The transmitter has a built-in mic and is totally Bluetooth compatible.

Using both handsets two-way communication is possible for up to 150 feet from the video device. This allows the subject and the operator of the device, being a director or other person, to communicate without the need for any extra intercom facility.

An audio/headphone jack socket is provided on both receiver and transmitter to allow the users to hear any directions given.

Quality sound…

The wireless mic will record a quality sound up to 160 feet away. And a belt clip and an armband are included. There is an LED giving battery life, which is actually quite short. It uses AAA batteries.

It is a very useful system. Not maybe at the high end, but certainly useful in today’s world where bloggers, etc., use this kind of equipment.

If there is one thing to be careful of it is the build. It is not built like a tank. Which it probably should be for the sort of work it will be doing, so take care of it.

Priced very reasonably.

Pros

• A good budget system for working with video.
• Competitive price.
• Some good intercommunication features.

Contras

• Low Battery Life.

Buying The Best Wireless Microphone System

If you want to buy the best wireless microphone system, then there are many things to consider. We mentioned in the opening about some of the dangers and potential problems. And it’s important to do your homework and make sure the system you buy will do what you want it to.

The good news about these systems is that they have freed up the user from annoying cables and wires. On stage, this is a veritable boon, or it can be.

It can also be a nightmare if something does go wrong…

Obvious things like frequency selection are fraught with problems. Not only in attaining it, but maintaining the signal and keeping it stable. Nearly all systems will search out the frequencies. But, will they maintain them at a satisfactory performance level.

This is no easy task even in today’s high tech world…

For example, do you need a line of sight between transmitter and receiver? Some do not work so well without being able to ‘see’ each other.

No system is completely immune to the problems, so choose wisely.

What Do You Need It For?

This is a critical question. You will need a specific system depending on how you propose to use it. Not many wireless systems ‘cross-over’ from one discipline to another successfully.

So, is it for a singer on stage, an outside broadcast, making a blog, making a video?

Each discipline will require different strengths of operation and a different set of functions. We have reviewed equipment from each of the disciplines. And it has to be said, that there is some very impressive kit out there.

Some of it is priced very realistically. All by quality manufacturers. Some are prepared for a lot of outside usage, others not so much.

The understanding of its prime area of operation is the first decision.

What actually fits the purpose is second.

So,What’s The Best Wireless Microphones?

To a certain extent, it will depend on how you want to use it. Well like you, we have to decide what we want to use it for.

We would utilize it on stage in front of a crowd. And, we expect the stage to be quite large; therefore, the range must be adequate. Plus, it needs to be tough enough to handle any accidental knocks it may take. And, we want the sound to be of the highest quality.

We don’t want to have any problems with chosing the signal and frequency. And, with the best chance of maintaining its strength.

Therefore, the best wireless microphone is the…

Shure PGXD24/SM58-X8 Digital Handheld Wireless System

You can’t go very far wrong, having an SM58 as your base tool.

A great microphone with a proven track record.