Headset Wireless Microphone System, No Need Bluetooth, Waterproof Head Mic for Fitness Instructor, Teaching Online, Yoga Classroom, Spinning Coach, Speaker, iPhone, Android Phone, G100-1

A friend of mine read my review and told me I had given only 3 stars, so I feel as if I need to update and change to 5 stars. I teach about 230-280 classes a year at the Y and this mic is still going strong after 4 years. I couldn’t possibly ask for more. I’ve kept the wording of my original review as written, because there really wasn’t anything to change. I did solve the “drooping” mic by wrapping the extended part with wire, so it always stays in place, but that doesn’t change the fact that “as is” you may have a problem with it falling a little. It still works better on the stereos that accept the larger size Jack than the smaller. But 4 years of good service for this price? 5 stars all the way. I use this mic when teaching Les Mills Bodypump classes at some local YMCAs. At one Y, the receiver part plugs directly into the stereo mic jack and the sound is EXCELLENT. At the other Y the receiver piece plugs into a wireless unit that is meant for another type of mic and the sound is not very good. So, the key thing to know here is that the sound may vary depending on your setup. The main reason I purchased it is that the transmitter is in the mic itself; I hate the wireless mics that have clip on transmitters that you wear at your waist. The headset fits well and can be bent to adjust to your head size. Several of us use this type of mic and some of my friends have had to use rubber bands to adjust for head size and those work well also. My only real complaint (and some of my friends have the same issue) is that the wire attaching the mic to the headset is not very stiff; the mic often falls below my chin and I have to readjust. That’s kind of a big deal, hence my rating of only 3 stars, but I still prefer this to any mic with a separate wearable transmitter. Other observations: Charging is easy and it always lasts through my hour long class (but I’ve never tested how long it will run on a charge). The case is excellent. I’ve never had an issue syncing the receiver and headset. I teach about 60 feet from the stereo and the connection is perfect.

I am a Boston Tour Conductor who drives a trolley while presenting a narrated history tour. Our company only provides headsets featuring a wire that runs from the headset to a mic jack. So, in effect, we are tethered to that wire and the jack. Not the best when a bit of mobility is needed, as is the case when we are welcoming Guests, loading baby carriages, etc. I recently purchased this KIMAFUN wireless headset, and it provides superb sound and MAXIMUM mobility. I am now free to get up out of my seat, walk around within and without the trolley, all the while maintaining contact with my Guests. The headset is lightweight, and the setup is simple, with all proper wiring provided with the purchase. NOTE: I've discovered that by delicately bending the lightweight metal "brace" that holds the microphone receiver and also fits around one's head, I can gain just a bit more snugness that limits most movement of the headset when I'm gesturing or, go figure, riding over one of Boston's many (too many?!) bumpy streets. Update after two years of use: the knob where the headset hooks on to...broke apart. But, hey, that's after two years of constant use, and it's only made of plastic. Though I "fixed" it by taping the metal headset to the "base," I cannot put the now one-piece headset back into the case. Not a major issue. The most important update: I've never experienced ANY sound issues with the product.

This is a good value. It connects quickly every time and it's light to wear. The only issue is that the mic arm won't stay at a fixed angle to keep the mic at your mouth. It drops below and I'm pulling it back to my mouth a lot. Would love to know how to fix it, but barring that, it's a good and affordable way to ensure your mic is clean, charged, and works.

Just received my 3rd Kimafun headset microphone. I teach classes at our local Y pool. The 1st microphone piece melted when being charged over the weekend. We were not sure why it melted but we wrote to the company and they replaced the entire unit. I started taking the unit home to charge, and it worked well for quite a few months. Then, the microphone piece melted again while charging. This time I ordered a new one because I need it to teach and did not want to wait for the Y to contact the company and the company to respond (it works really well for my class) . I wrote to the company myself after ordering. I was charging directly into a USB port built into my end table. The reply was "Excessive current caused the charger to be burned out. Instead of plugging the charging cable directly into a wall port, you can try using a low-power charging head (such as the most common cell phone charging head) as a relay." I again wrote to the company "As a consumer, I assumed the manufacturer was supplying the appropriate charging device. It came supplied with a dual charger with USB end and no further instructions. I don't think it is unreasonable to assume the charger could be plugged directly into a USB outlet." The response was "Thank you for your reminder. We have reminders on the product page and in the charging chapter of the manual that we recommend using a 5V, 1A-2A charging head. But we really didn't take into account the situation where plugging directly into a wall USB socket would cause excessive voltage. I thought you could share this with other buyers through reviews on Amazon as well. We will consider updating this warning on website. Thanks again for your advice." I never saw or read this instruction in the small booklet that came with the product. The company did responded to my inquiries quickly and did give me a work around. I have been very happy using the product while teaching my class, however, I will only charge now if I am in the room. If it happens again, I will have to look elsewhere for a similar product

Receiver that plugs into the speaker tends to shake loose if you’re on a bumpy road. I used a 18 inch cable extension, wrapped the excess wire around the speaker and problem solved.

Easy to use. Works great for my fitness class!