The quality of the microphone element is acceptable. Reception is a little noisy, but the consistency and range of reception is fantastic. Better than my more expensive Shure. The metal case (some manufacturer's use plastic) helps reject unwanted noise.

Virtually unlimited channels (more than you'll ever need). Some local TV will interfere with specific frequencies, so if you pick up a UHF TV station, just choose one of the other hundreds available. I don't like the frequency changing procedure. I like the removable antena. AT says you can install your antena in a remote location by using high quality antena cable. This is excellent for installed applications, or if you want to run antena to the outside of a larger case. Again, some models for the same price or more don't have this feature. I don't like the location and functionality of the mute/power button. I can't tell you how many times a fidgety best man has accidentally muted himself just before the toast. Once they hit that button on the bottom of the handset, they'll never, ever find it to turn it back on. Inevitably I end up running over to fix the problem myself. As a general rule, I don't like multi-function buttons. In this case, holding mute for 3 seconds will turn the power off. The problem is the mic "remembers" if the mute was set before the last power off. Many times I have accidentally muted the mic while trying to turn it off. Then later, when I need to get in a quick witty word, I turn on the mic by holding the mute for 3 seconds, begin to speak and there's no sound. I check the volume ...no problem there, it must be the mute. By the time I figure it out and get it un-muted, the moment has passed. So I hang my head low and put the mic back down on the table. This problem would go away completely with one button per function.

Seems very rugged because of the metal case and removable antena.

Great value.

It looks very professional.

Weddings & some club stuff.