Audio Unlimited 2.4 Ghz Indoor Outdoor Speaker

Having used a couple of different 2.4GHz wireless mic systems in the past, I wasn't expecting much from these. The first Rode Wireless GO was pretty good but failed in a couple of key areas. These, however, have performed flawlessly. I like pro audio features, and the lack of many on this kit raised my eyebrows at first, but they honestly do everything you need a TX/RX kit to do, and are super easy to select options once you figure out how. I've tried them in an RF-free area as well as a dense urban area with tons of interference, and so far, no problem. Also I love the fact that they record independent onboard audio files, which is a great backup in case the mixer or camera audio backup fails. Great product!

Extended both 2.4Ghz and 5Ghz. Great product!

It's a great portable smart speaker for indoor and outdoor use.

5 GHz connection much better than 2.4 GHz connection! 2K video is also way better the 1080.

low power ap provides excellent 2.4 GHz spot coverage. just what I hoped for.

Very fast connecting the devices and switching between 2.4 GHz to 5 GHz are very smooth.

perfect speaker for indoor and outdoor, great sound quality and i love the lights.

Great for outdoor and indoor use!

Setup was easy with the app and coverage is great on 5ghz and 2.4 ghz. My house is only 1,000 square feet though so not sure how it will do in a larger home. Definitely recommend!

Bought a pair of these to replace some 2.4 GHz APs that were started needing to get rebooted every so often due to not allowing tablets or phones to connect, at usually the worst time. Those APs used dipole antennas which helped beam coverage to the patio and backyard. These APs have better coverage than the old APs even at 5 GHz. Theses APs are rock stable and allow phones and tablets to seamlessly hand off to one another as you walk across the property, which my old APs only sometimes did. As when setting up any WiFi use an app on your phone to determine which channels have the least interference on the 2.4 and 5 GHz bands. I also set them to different channels than each other so they would not interfere with each other. Set your SSIDs to the same for the 2.4 and 5 GHz bands. I set the bandwidth to 20 MHz for the 2.4 and 40 MHz for the 5 as that seems to be a good trade off of reducing interference and keeping good bandwidth. They offer a lot of performance for the money and are very easy to set up as an AP.