LEKATO WS50 Guitar System

I was just about to buy a Boss wireless system, and go with that trusted brand name but.. after watching some YouTube recommendations it made sense to buy a few cheaper 'systems', covering a few different frequency bands. That way you can swap them out if you have a problem at a given venue on a given day.These have worked flawlessly and without drop-outs or interference in the venues I've used them in so far. As an entry level system, it does what it's supposed to do. No perceptible sound difference compared to a cable (when connecting to an amp or pedal at least). I'm getting a bit more than 4 hrs between charging, but haven't tested the exact time. More than usable for me.Can you gig with this system? Like I said, it makes sense to have a few different ones for back up, as venues may have interference on a particular band on any given day, but if it works.. it works.Can I plug it into my custom Gibson and still pull off rock god? Dunno.. but we all have our own gods.

Worked first time, unlike WS-70s which keptcutting out, no setting up required. Charge lasts for a few hours. Sounds really good to me. Well work the money. Superb to be cable free!

these work great and the lag is so small it's not noticeable. use this for many gigs and works great

I bought the Lekato 5.8ghz wireless unit to replace my faulty Line 6 Relay unit (2.4ghz). Great reviews and great price, what’s not to love?I’ve only give the Lekato 4 stars as I feel the type of plastic used could have been slightly better quality and also the on/off slide switches on both the Receiver and Transmitter could be better. I was a bit wary on the advertised 5 hour battery life (rechargeable) as my Line 6 Relay 50 gives at least 8 hours. Ok 5 hours should be enough for most situations but even so I am conscious of switching the units off whenever possible (ie after sound check and between sets). I do however take the supplied charging cable with me and give them a quick charge between sets), totally unnecessary I know but there you go. The charging cable is very good as it splits into two to enable charging of both units at the same time. Another niggle is the fact that they’ve used micro USB sockets which are notoriously fiddly to use, USB ‘C’ would have been much better.In use the Lekato 5.8 has been brilliant so far, crystal clear with no tone loss and no signal loss. I have the Reveiver fitted into the input socket of my effects pedal unit so there is never a great distance between the two units but I have gone a way into the room at sound check and no drop out.All in all a great little system, I was about to spend a lot more money on a Boss or Line 6 wireless system but saw these and the excellent reviews on them and it was a great purchase. For a relatively small extra cost Lekato could use a better plastic (or metal) and USB ‘C’ sockets and it would be a real winner.UPDATE 3rd Sep 2024: My Lekato units are now taking over 5 hours to charge instead of the approximate charging time advertised of 1.5 hours. I’ve tried to contact the supplier via Amazon however as yet they haven’t responded. I might be returning these under warranty as there is no way they should take that long to charge.

Had this for best part of a year now. Bought it to replace a U2 wireless that was suffering from poor battery life after years of use.This works just fine, never had any interference issues, and battery life is good enough for a lengthy band practice or studio session.My only gripe with this is that the on off slider switch doesn't take much to switch it. I've had a few instances where it's accidentally switched on in my little bag of gig knick-knacks and I've got to a venue only to find it's been on for hours and has run flat. I must see if I can find the box it came in - keeping it in this would probably help prevent this!

I bought these to replace a pair of 2.4ghz ones I have. The 2.4ghz models were picking up outside interference from the surrounding electrical equipment you'd expect in a band practice setting.These 5.8ghz ones are much better. There wasn't any interference at all and no lagging. The connection to each other when switched on is almost instant. So far, they've done around 4 hours of play and no sign of dropping off from run down batteries. The dual charging lead is great little thing to have. A little more streamlined design would be better but really, it's only a minor thing to mention.I'd definitely recommend these.It's worth paying the extra for the 5.8 over the 2.4 versions.

For the money its just what I need ,sound is great

This pickup is very good I use it for my violin which is acoustic with a pickup system, via a DI system for band performances and also in various amps for outdoor entertainment. So far no complaints, simple to use and the sound quality very good.