In this article, we delve into a detailed analysis of 23,661 user reviews from various languages worldwide to examine the XVive U3. This analysis is performed by the RR artificial intelligence and updated daily with newly submitted reviews. The RR AI utilizes a complex algorithm to first scrutinize user reviews for credibility, filtering out unreliable ones. It then proceeds to dissect and evaluate the valuable insights within these reviews, providing users with ratings regarding the features of this product. Based on these assessments, users can make informed decisions about whether this product is suitable for them or not.
These results are a summary of user reviews of the XVive U3. For example, 88% of 3,563 users who have commented on the Sound quality of the XVive U3 have given positive feedback.
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Reviewed by David on Guitar Center
This is great, first time I used it I got almost 9 hours before I had to charge it back up.
Reviewed by Mike on Guitar Center
Ive owned three Xvive systems. Have to agree with the low marks. When they work they work well. Unfortunately they don't last long. Mature adult, gig regularly but never abuse my gear. Transported in padded case well cared for. First guitar Xvive failed shortly after a year. I liked it so much, I bought another set thinking maybe I had a lemon. That set is going on about 9 months now. Went and bought the xvive U3 wireless system. It failed to charge within 6 months. GC pointed me to the manufacturer. Xvive customer service (joke!) responded with one Chin/English email and now wont answer me. GC says they cant help me because its Xvives warranty. So GC you let companies dis-honor their warranties to your customers and just shrug your shoulders?! That's illegal and shameful. Breach of contract. Ive talked with GC customer service twice. Same response. Theirs a company that Starts with an S and ends in an R that gives a free two year warranty on Xvive items. If after this, you still want a wireless system from Xvive?! That's where to go. ... More
Reviewed by Jerry on Guitar Center
I've used with Shure Beta spectacular sound and used it for my Powered Monitors QSC 12's! I'm going to Purchase another 1. Very Impressed. Absolutely NO Feedback with Microphone very clean! Easy opt out to Mic/Line features. Easy pairing and changing 6 different frequency! Can't say enough good things about it.
Reviewed by Matt on Guitar Center
Using this on my wife's Sennheiser e945 mic and it works like a million bucks! I just bought a Shure GLDX Beta58a and A/B'd this with a Beta58a mic as well. No audible latency issues that I couldn't live with. Easy to use. It's nice to "cut the cord."
Reviewed by Raymond Delon on B&H Photo Video
There are many good things to say about this, but there is one imperfect thing... the noise level is quite obvious when I compare it with using XLR cable for direct connection.
Reviewed by Tim on Guitar Center
I was excited when I discovered this product, as I was ready to cut the wires. The Xvive website claims that more than one unit can be used simultaneously without trouble. Even after following all of the precautions listed in the owners manual, the unit dropped signal very often and was very unreliable. Great theory but a garbage product.
Reviewed by Rane Man on Guitar Center
- Pros: easy set up, full charge in 2.5 hours, 5-6 hour battery lifespan, good distance reach - Cons: line audio level output volume is low. Overall: I bought this system to run a speaker upstairs during a house party. Set up only took a few seconds of pairing once I turned both units on, and I was ready to go. The only drawback was the line level volume was not as high. Because I ran the transmitter into my booth output, I was able to raise the gain separately from my main speaker downstairs. You can daisy chain up to six receivers so I will definitely buy a few more receivers only. I highly recommend this purchase. ... More
Reviewed by Sound Source DJ on Guitar Center
I use this with a Shure SM58 Microphone, Very Clear sound, and Great Range, No Complaints at all
Reviewed by Hugh on B&H Photo Video
I never realized how inconvenient mic cables were until I went wireless with this Xvive system. Be aware that not every battery powered condenser mic will work with this as I've had a high pitched hum with my Sennhesier ME6. This worked flawlessly with my Rode M3. Customer service responds in record time via email from China and I have absolutely no complaints there. Every product question I've had has been answered within 24 hours by Nancy or Grace from Mainland China. This is a good product. I own two of these and two Xvive U3C wireless systems and they've worked flawlessly. ... More
Reviewed by Will G. on Reverb
I bought the dynamic mic version for playing harmonica , and it was a game changer for my busking and stage performing. Then I bought the guitar version and finally the condenser set. There have been a few times on busy streets where there is some radio interference, but otherwise they work beautifully. To me, the sound is not noticeably different from wired. They charge quite quickly and last long enough to do a few sets. One of the best pieces of gear I've bought in years.
Reviewed by Miguel Lobo on Guitar Center
I'm using this with my BOSE S1 Pro in Live Performances. I'm using too to convert my BOSE L1 II as a wireless stuff, and... sounds great!
Reviewed by Matt D. on Reverb
I have several for both dynamic and condenser mics. The 12V feature powers condenser cardiods well and, as expected, the variable pattern omni/cardiods require full 48V which works well too. Once you understand the frequencies used for the 6 channels it's easy to adjust for other wireless equipment. Very satisfied.
Reviewed by Bobby on Guitar Center
I bought two of these and from day 1 I can't get these to work without a high pitch sound that I can't get rid of, so they sit in my music room unusable. I tried all the frequencies. Still there. Tried it with my sure 58 mic and tried it with my LR Baggs venue DI. Steer clear of these xlrs. The 1/4 version works great and I love that for my instrument.
Reviewed by Glenn T on Guitar Center
Have been using 2 Shure wireless unit that have a transmitter for years. When I saw these I thought I'd give it a try. I used them in rehearsal and the sound was good as I walked around my basement. Then I used them at a gig with multiple other wireless units and had no problems, might buy another
Reviewed by tom w. on Guitar Center
i work as a single performer, and find this equipment to be the best ever for me. great quality, sound, response, and ultra simple to use. i like it better than some $500.00 systems i"ve tested. the price is right, and the quality is there!!
Reviewed by Bruce on Guitar Center
But I also love good sound. This little device saves a clumsy guy like me from tripping over another cord on stage. It was easy to pair and set up - although with our QSC board, I did need an extender to plug the receiver in.
Reviewed by Mario on B&H Photo Video
Very reliable item, works as description. Sound good, even at long distance. My only issue is that you need to tight well on the mic to avoid loose connection. Works great with my SM 57 beta.
Reviewed by Ernie on Guitar Center
We first tried this with a dynamic Berninger mic and had a lot of crackle microphone Break up. Change channels until we found the correct channel for a clear proformance. Totally pleased with the sound quality and the ability to go wireless. Would recommend at least a look at this system.
Reviewed by Santos3Fit on Guitar Center
I need to visit with a tech to troubleshoot the device.
Reviewed by Michael S on Guitar Center
I use them with my Denon Prime GO, I like not having to use cables to connect my speakers. It looks nicer after setting up for venues.