Well, let me just say, I was really looking forward to trying out the TKLBLS Wireless In-Ear Monitor System. I mean, dual-channel, UHF PLL tech, and it even claims to work for both stage and studio use. Sounds promising, right? Wrong. I opened the box, and what greeted me wasn’t the sweet promise of crystal-clear sound—it was a rattling noise straight from the box, like I’d ordered a maraca instead of an audio system.
And yep, it was broken. The whole thing just flopped around like a fish out of water. I thought, “Well, maybe it’s just cosmetic, and it’ll still work.” But no, the quality was just as bad as that initial rattle hinted. I could barely hear anything over the crackling, buzzing mess that somehow called itself “audio.” Honestly, I think I got more clarity from my old wired earphones back in high school.
The build quality? Let’s just say it feels like they put it together with whatever was left in the clearance bin. The in-ear monitors themselves? Imagine plugging tin cans into your ears. I wanted something reliable for studio monitoring, but this barely works as a prop, let alone a functioning monitor system.
Save yourself the trouble and pick something else. This one’s definitely not the bargain it pretends to be. Unless you like gambling on your equipment arriving in one piece—or in multiple, in this case—give this a hard pass.
It’s just a phase…