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XVive U5 Wireless Microphones System Tutorial and Review

XVive U5 Wireless Microphones System Tutorial guide and Review. The XVive U5 provides wireless audio for lavalier microphones and mirrorless video cameras. This wireless audio system is available in multiple packages with different accessories. For example the "U5 Complete System" only includes one transmitter and does not include the battery charger. Whereas the "U5T2 Two-pack U5 System" includes two transmitters which is what most people would want. Individual components are also available such as the XVive U5T transmitter alone, or the XVive U5R Receiver on its own. The XVive U5C battery charger system can also be purchased separately in order to charge the batteries outside of the devices instead of using USB charging on the transmitter and receiver. XVive U5 Wireless Microphone System Specifications Transmitter Dimensions: 6.5cm x 5.1cm x 3.4cm Transmitter Weight: 55.2g without battery (23g) Receiver Dimensions: 6.5cm x 5.4cm x 4.4cm Receiver Weight: 53g without battery (23g) Wireless type: 2.4 GHz ISM Simultaneous channels: 6 (2400 - 2483.5 MHz) Operating Range: 30 meters Delay: 6 milliseconds Usage: 5 hours of use Xvive U5B battery: 3.8V Rechargeable Li-ion, 830mAh, 5V 2A Audi bit depth and sample rate: 24 bit, 48kHz What comes in the box? XVive U5T Transmitter XVive U5R Receiver Lavalier microphone (Model: XVive LV1, Omnidirectional condenser microphone, locking mechanism, 13g, 1.6m cable, windscreen foam, microphone clip) Two batteries (Model: XVive U5B, 23g) 3.5mm TRS cable USB-A to two Micro USB cables for charging both devices at the same time Leather pouch Instruction manual Advantages Replaceable batteries Locking microphone port Transmitter works with line in levels as well as microphone level audio Easy to use (physical buttons, dials, and screen are intuitive, two separate gain control knobs on the receiver, buttons are also LED indicators, physical hold/lock switch) Can be plugged into power during use Works without batteries (i.e. runs from Micro USB port) 24 bit audio, 48kHz Lightweight Disadvantages Does not record on transmitter Micro-USB port (as opposed to USB-C port) Receiver only has one output port (as opposed for two ports of which one would be for monitoring and one for recording i.e. no option for monitoring unless monitoring is done from the camera's headphone port instead) Cold shoe wheel is too small so it is difficult to reach and turn Battery compartment door can be opened accidentally (but the battery is locked in place so this does not affect the operation of the device) 🎥 Video Timestamps / Chapters 🎬 00:00 Unboxing 01:35 Features and Specs 15:35 Advantages 20:04 Disadvantages 22:55 Conclusion 👉 See more videos about Wireless Microphones on:    • Microphones