Wireless Microphone System, Dual Channel 100 UHF Metal Receiver, 328ft Range Auto Scan, Cordless Handheld & Bodypack & Lapel Mic Combo for Karaoke Church Speech PTU-71-1H1B

I’ve had several Phenyx Pro products and I have to admit this is one of the best I’ve tried so far. Working with a lot of musicians who are often on a budget, the Phenyx gear seems to fit the bill. But I have seen many of them all trying to work in the crowded 900MHz range. So this one being in the 500MHz range helps this unit perform better around other devices. I was quite impressed by the handheld unit as well. Most of the shell is metal so when I picked it up, it actually felt like a wireless Shure 58. I have a ULXD system for comparison and this felt very similar to that. The handheld actually sounded very clean. The recessed power / mute button is an improvement over previous Phenyx handhelds. I use these systems for speeches and wedding ceremonies so handing a mic to someone who has never (or rarely uses) a mic can be a nightmare when they keep muting it. This system is almost impossible to accidentally mute so that’s an improvement. The belt pack is lightweight but that’s because it’s mostly plastic. The clip is really good but I almost worry that the strong tension of the clip might put strain on the plastic housing. I guess we’ll see how resilient it is over time. The headset mic sounds good but probably not good for a user who moves around a lot. For instance, if a fitness instructor were trying to use this headset, forget about it. It’s meant more for a more static person. The lapel mic is hot! Don’t let the user get anywhere near the PA. Ask me how I know! Overall, the biggest complaint would really be just the build quality of the body pack. If the pack were built as sturdy as the handheld, this system would be spectacular for the price. As long as you use it for the purposes it was designed, and don’t expect it to be as great as a $1300 Shure ULXD system, you’re going to like it. Good range, decent battery life, decent frequency bandwidth to find one that works, and a fantastic price for what you get. I’m actually going to get rid of the Shure BLX system I was using because the PTU-71-1H1B is so much better in so many ways.

Phenyx PTU wireless Microphone System. I had gotten out of being in a full time band and have been looking for a great alternative to the wireless 4 mic setup that I had. I had been looking and looking when I came across this setup and was intrigued, I pulled the trigger and placed the order. Upon arrival I busted the box open like the koolaid man coming through the wall and was super excited to see what was before me. The Microphone is a metal and very sturdy well made mic, everything seems to be great. I hooked it up the mic in my opinion has a killer tone and captures my voice greatly, I tried moving around, didn't have any lag or connection issues, I live in a camper so I stepped outside and the connection stayed the same through the walls, which is something to say, I often have issues with electronics passing through the walls. The Lapel and headset mic's both work great, they are a little hot but with some adjustments I found a greatly useable sound. The main issue I found with the entire setup was the battery door on the body pack is a little laking, somewhat flimsy and a little hard to open and close, other than that the LED displays are easily seen on the mic, body pack and the reciever box itself. All in all I would recommed this setup and will be using it in my personal musical endeavors.

I serve as a worship leader at a small church, and our ministry has a strong emphasis on preaching and teaching Bible study. After a lot of research, I decided to try the Phenyx Pro PTU-71-1H1B with the headset mic, and it’s been a huge upgrade for us. The sound quality is clear and natural, which is exactly what we need for teaching the Word of God. People in the back of the sanctuary can now hear every word without straining, and several members have commented on how much easier it is to follow along during Bible study. The headset itself is lightweight and stays in place even when I’m moving around with my Bible and notes. It’s far more convenient than holding a microphone, especially for long teaching sessions. Setup was straightforward, and the system has worked flawlessly—no dropouts, no static, and plenty of range for our space. For any pastors or worship leaders serving in smaller churches with limited budgets, I highly recommend this system. It delivers reliable performance and professional-level clarity without breaking the bank. If your church values clear preaching and teaching, the Phenyx Pro PTU-71-1H1B is a great choice.

This is a great entry-to-mid-tier wireless system with excellent reliability, clear sound, and no major dropouts reported in widespread use. The mute quirk is probably the biggest (and most common) downside for bodypack users who need fast, foolproof control—it's workable once you get used to it, but definitely not ideal compared to systems with dedicated mute switches. Perfect for a single performer, as can use the MIC and the body pack for your instrument. The one issue is that it's not a true dedicated one-click mute button (like some higher-end bodypacks have), and the behavior changes based on whether the unit has been idle, which can feel inconsistent or require explanation to new users/stage crew. The manual confirms: "Short press (tap) to mute the transmitter," but notes the power button also handles on/off (long press) and the screen/mute interaction. Some reviews and demo videos mention this quirk but note no audible pops/clicks when muting, which is a plus. If the muting workflow is a dealbreaker for your setup, you might look at slightly higher-tier options with more straightforward controls, but for most users, this unit punches well above its weight and delivers pro-level results on a budget. Solid recommendation overall!

This wireless system caught me completely off guard. My background: live acoustic instruments with a focus on Mariachi. Out of the box, the only thing that felt a little flimsy was the body pack. It’s all plastic construction and I’m not sure if it can handle any “accidents.” We will see. Handheld feels as sturdy as any big name handheld mic. Receivers gonna be sitting in a rig. Not too worried about its durability. Setup was extremely easy. Connected everything and mic and body pack synced to receiver. The scan feature is a really nice touch. It’s supposed to find the most open frequencies. I ran it and re-synced the mics just to be safe. So far no cut outs or weird pops on the test. The signal quality is great. I highly recommend using the XLR outs instead of the combined 1/4” out. You get much better output to your mixer/PA with the XLR outs. The handheld mic sounded great out of the box. Minimal EQ required. It’s a little on the bright side but that is what I prefer. The headset mic sounds a little bit “boxy” but an EQ took care of that right away. I tested vocals on the mic and headset. Also dropped the lav in the sound hole of a guitar to see if it would clip. No clipping but it did need some solid EQing (as expected) to get a nice tone from the guitar. Overall, Phenyx Pro has it nailed on this system. You get more than what you pay for and I have no reason to even bother with other brands so far. If anything changes I will update my review.

I’ve had the chance to test out the Phenyx Pro PTU-71, and I have to say—I’m impressed, especially at this price point. I purchased the Phenyx Pro PTU-71 on Amazon for our Church Camp. I was impressed at the quality of the set. The handheld microphone is sturdy and has metal components that cover the battery. It feels like a quality mic in my hand. I found the on off switch easy to figure out. The display was also easy to understand. We use the handheld mic for singers and speakers. The mic performed well in both situations. My unit also came with a headset Microphone. It clipped over both ears so it was easy to keep in place while in use. I wear glasses, and did not have any problem with my glasses interfering with the mic’s performance. The sound from the headset mic was adequate for public speaking applications. The receiver was set up on our portable mixer which is 50 to 100 feet away from the podium or stage. The system worked well at these ranges. The ability to program the radio frequency is a big plus when you add these mikes to other wireless mic’s on your system. I feal like I am getting a lot of benefit for the price. I plan to purchase more of these wireless sets for some of our other sound systems at the camp. I highly recommend this product.

Phenyx Pro PTU-71 Wireless Microphone System I’ve had the chance to test out the Phenyx Pro PTU-71, and I have to say—I’m impressed, especially at this price point. Handheld Microphone The handheld mic has a solid, durable build with a metal battery cover that gives it a professional feel. Handling noise is minimal, which is a big plus for live use. Sonically, it leans toward a low-end-heavy sound, but it’s easily adjustable to suit your preferences. I can definitely see this mic performing well on female vocals, offering clarity without overwhelming stage monitors. The power button is simple and intuitive—press once to turn on, press again to mute, making it user-friendly in a live setting. Headset Microphone The headset mic surprised me in the best way. It delivers a great tone for a headset, with no issues during speaking engagements. Feedback was virtually nonexistent, which is often a challenge with mics in this category. It does have a noticeable low-end bump, which caused a few wind pops during speech, but repositioning the mic slightly farther from the mouth solved the issue without sacrificing volume or clarity. Range and Reliability I tested the system at around 200 feet from the receiver and experienced no signal loss—a standout feature for a wireless system at this price. Final Thoughts For anyone in need of a budget-friendly, high-performing wireless mic system, the PTU-71 is a solid choice. It’s well-suited for live stages, public speaking, or smaller venue performances. Phenyx Pro has delivered a reliable and great-sounding product that punches well above its weight. Below are pic of the RTA. The first pic is the headset

I'm a simple man when it comes to sound equipment. I want to use what is convenient and reliable. This mic set is that. My first test was using it in a high school theater to make announcements. It worked flawlessly. While I was primarily very close to the receiver, I also wanted to test it out over some distance. I walked back to the tech booth, using it inside the block-walled booth, out the theater doors, and around the hallway down the side to the back of the theater again. I never lost connectivity and the signal stayed strong and clear the whole time (probably 150-200 feet away, through walls). The build quality of the handheld is pretty good. We'll see how it holds up after more use. As is the case with most mic packs, the included headset is probably better suited for a DJ or a fitness instructor than a public speaker. However, that's not a big deal, as I always prefer to run a different headset anyway. Overall, I think this is a great value microphone for most applications.

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I'm really happy with this purchase. It's a bit more than I wanted to spend, but the quality seems good. The headset mic works well, even with the around the head thing being far too big for me. I'm thinking to 3d print one that fits. I have only tested the handheld mic once and it was super quiet - not sure if it's used error or not. Will have to try it out again and try different settings. The instructions are very generic so there wasn't much in the way of a troubleshooting guide in the box.

Very impressed with all 3 mics. Very easy to setup and a real advantage to be able to scan for the best signal especially if there’s other wireless items about. Very high quality and well worth every penny.

Trabajo con sistemas inalambricos y no hay nada con esta calidad por este precio. La conexion es muy estable, no hay caidas, la petaca funciona muy bien y el microfono, no es un shure ni un SE electronics pero va bien , tiene pocos medios agudos, el grave es feo, pero nada que no se pueda arreglar ecualizando. Seria positivo que las dos frecuencias pudiera ir en el mismo grupo, pero no se puede. Aún así le doy cinco estrellas , materiales de calidad y 0 problemas.