Top 15 Best BEHRINGER Wireless Microphones
for October 2023

The Behringer ULTRALINK ULM302MIC Wireless Microphone System is an outstanding value, combining two high-quality wireless handheld microphones—one cardioid, one supercardioid—with a dual-channel wireless receiver and transmitter. The microphones are very sensitive, delivering clear, detailed sound, and the receivers offer 2.4 GHz digital wireless connectivity, which delivers superior sound quality. A dial on the top of the receiver makes it easy to switch between microphones, and the receiver has a range of up to 100 feet. The transmitter has a range of up to 100 feet. Both microphones are adjustable, with levels for both Shure-type and XLR-type inputs. The microphone controls are easy to use and offer plenty of volume, so you can adjust the volume to your preference. The receiver controls are easy to use, with a switch for broadcasting. You can also adjust volume levels on the receiver itself. The receiver has a USB port for charging the transmitter and for connecting to a computer for updating firmware. The receiver also offers a pair of 3.5 mm inputs for connecting other microphones. The receiver's USB port can also be used for connecting a headset or monitor. The receiver and transmitter are both rechargeable and come with a USB charger. The receivers charge in about 3 hours, and the transmitter takes 6 hours. The set comes with a 3-foot audio cable, a 6-foot extension cable, and a 6-foot microphone cable.

The Behringer ULTRALINK ULM100USB is a high-quality digital wireless microphone system that's easy to use, and that's also versatile enough to serve a variety of audio applications, from podcasting to singing to presentations. The channel selection button on the handheld microphone makes it easy to switch between two channels, and the ultra-wide frequency coverage ensures that you'll always have clear vocal audio. The handheld microphone is also highly portable, which makes it great for conference presentations, or as a tabletop microphone for singing. The frequency response is relatively flat, which helps ensure that the audio signal stays clear, and that it doesn't distort at high volumes. The built-in mic sensitivity adjusters allow you to tune the microphones to your voice and to the audio environment, so you'll always hear yourself loud and clear. The included USB receiver is also versatile, and it's compatible with both Windows and Mac computers, so you can use it with any audio application, whether you're recording a podcast, singing, or speaking at a conference. The USB receiver also has a built-in battery, so you can use it without an AC adapter, which is nice if you live in a dorm or an apartment. The Behringer ULTRALINK ULM100USB is a high-quality digital wireless microphone system that's easy to set up and use. It's versatile enough to serve a variety of audio applications, and the audio quality is outstanding.

The Behringer ULM300USB is an unusually capable USB microphone for its price, and it's versatile enough to deliver professional-grade results with virtually any setup. The receiver looks and works like every other USB receiver we've tested, but the ULM300USB's detachable microphone capsule is something special. It has a flexible gooseneck, so you can adjust the angle of the mic, and it's sensitive enough to pick up a whisper when you whisper. The capsule is unidirectional, so you can't capture audio from behind you, but it's designed to project your voice clearly in front of the capsule, so the mic won't pick up any unwanted sounds from behind you. The capsule connects to the receiver with a USB cable, so it's simple to plug in and pair. The receiver can also recognize two-channel and multichannel audio (4-8 channels), so you can use it to capture audio from a live concert or performance. The microphone can also function as a USB audio interface, giving you the ability to create audio projects on your computer. A built-in audio mixer lets you adjust the volume of each track you record. The receiver also offers the ability to mute the audio, adjust the gain, and adjust the headset volume, which can be helpful if you or your audience are wearing headphones. The Behringer ULM300USB is versatile, affordable, and easy to set up and use. It's the best USB microphone we've tested, and it's the best USB audio interface we've tested, period.

You won't find a wireless microphone system that's this compact and inexpensive. The Behringer ULM300USB system transmits audio between a receiver and a microphone at 2.4 GHz, and those frequencies avoid interference from Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and other wireless systems. The receiver's dual-mode analog/digital audio interface makes it compatible with basically any type of audio device, including iOS, Android, Windows, and Mac computers. The receiver's small size and light weight make it easy to carry, and it connects to devices via its USB interface, which is included. The microphone offers high-quality sound, and its small size and light weight make it easy to hold and move around. The microphone's sensitivity control lets you adjust its sensitivity to suit different voices, and it also offers an adjustable stand. The Behringer microphone is a good choice for studio engineers, podcasters, and anyone else who needs a high-quality wireless microphone.

The Behringer ULM300M wireless handheld microphone and ULM300RS single-channel receiver kit offer outstanding sound quality, and while the provided stand isn't the best, it's more than acceptable. The microphone boasts a low-noise cardioid pickup pattern, which minimizes background noise, and it does a good job of smoothing out minor hiccups in voice. The receiver isn't as quiet as the Shure SM58, but it's far better at suppressing background noise. The receiver is also handy for speech-to-text conversion, as it automatically records the voice that's played into it. The receiver's mute button, volume dial, and Bluetooth pairing button are on the top, which makes it easy to control. The receiver has a 3.5mm input jack, which is handy for connecting a guitar, bass, or other instrument. The ULM300M is wireless, but it's compatible with both UHF and 2.4 GHz frequencies, so if it's crowded in your area, you can switch to the 2.4 GHz frequency. It's better on the 2.4 GHz frequency, but the two frequencies are close enough that you won't notice much difference. The microphone's 8-hour battery life is quite good, and it's easily recharged with the included USB power adapter. The Behringer ULM300M is very well built and offers outstanding sound quality. It's an excellent value, especially considering its long battery life.

The Behringer ULM300LAV is an affordable, single-channel wireless lav mic system that connects wirelessly to your smartphone, tablet, laptop, or PC. The receiver has 3.5mm inputs for connecting your mixer, guitar amp, or keyboard, and you can use the system's built-in headphone out to monitor yourself. Its battery lasts up to 12 hours, which is much longer than most wireless lav systems. The transmitter has a clip that enables you to attach it to a belt, pocket, or waistband. The audio quality is decent, but like most wireless lav systems, the ULM300LAV has trouble with high-decibel sounds. The microphone's frequency response is flat, which means that it sounds richer when it's distant from your mouth; the opposite occurs when it's closer.

The Behringer Q1204USB is a terrific choice for live sound and recording, and it's one of the cheapest mixers you can get with 12 inputs and 2 buses. It has four XENYX mic preamps (which sound great), as well as two versatile auxiliary sends, so you can add up to 8 more inputs via an additional XENYX mic preamp. It's suitable for any live sound and media recording application, and it's one of the few mixers that offers both USB and XLR audio inputs. The Behringer Q1204USB also has two stereo outputs that should be available in most live sound and recording applications. The mixer has 48V phantom power, so you can connect it to professional condenser microphones. It also has two integrated compressors, which you can adjust with the push of a button. The compressors are perfect for live sound applications, and they are also useful for recording vocals and instruments. The Behringer Q1204USB is also perfect for DJs, and it's one of the few mixers that offers an integrated stereo effects processor. The effects processor has 3-band EQ, and you can also assign effects to individual channels. The Behringer Q1204USB is a terrific choice for live sound and recording, and it's one of the cheapest mixers you can get with 12 inputs and 2 buses.

The Behringer ULM300M is a well-designed, well - built, and exceptionally versatile digital wireless system. The radio is sturdy and feels well - built, and the receiver's controls are intuitive. The handheld transmitter features a mic capsule tailored to vocal applications. The receiver's channel selector switch is large and clearly marked, and the audio level control is large and easily accessible. The receiver's transmitter outputs are stereo, so you can use it with any two-channel wireless mic system. The receiver features an AUX input for connecting an MP3 player or other audio device, and the transmitter features a USB port for charging the handheld mic. The microphone's clip is long enough to accommodate most singers' heads, and the handheld receiver has buttons for mute, channel selection, and volume adjustment. The transmitter's USB port can also be used to pair the receiver with a second handheld mic, allowing simultaneous operation of different handheld microphones. The transmitter and receiver's battery life is advertised at 15 hours per charge, which we were able to verify. The transmitter's battery is also replaceable, and the receiver's battery is rechargeable. The Behringer ULM300M is well suited for miking bands and public speakers. The handheld transmitter features an internal rechargeable battery that recharges via the input port. The receiver is also rechargeable via a USB cable, and Behringer's optional UCG300M docking station (not included) lets you charge both the receiver and the transmitter simultaneously. The receiver's battery lasts about 4 hours per charge, and during testing we recharged it several times before running out of juice.

The Behringer condenser microphone is a very nice choice for singers and guitarists. It is inexpensive, offers one of the best sounds for the money, and sounds fantastic on vocals and guitars. The microphone has a 45-foot long cord, which makes it easy to position. It also has selectable 50Hz or 7kHz low-pass filters, which can be extremely useful for singers, especially those who sing in loud environments. The microphone also has a bass-cut switch, which is nice, although we didn't find it necessary. The microphone's sound quality on vocals is enhanced by its low self-noise, and the guitar sound is rich, clear, and loud enough to be loud enough for even a small room. The microphone also sounds great for recording drums and acoustic instruments. The only complaint we have is that it has a tendency be hard to reach for singers, especially those with shorter arms.

The Behringer Ultra-Link Digital Handheld Microphone and Dual-Mode USB Receiver (ULM300M) is a convenient, easy-to-use digital wireless handheld microphone that is ideal for VoIP, podcasting, and broadcasting applications. The UL300M features 2 built-in rechargeable batteries (providing up to 30 hours of use per battery), a 3.5mm headphone jack, and an attached 3.5mm clip for wearing it on a belt or lapel. The microphone's capsules feature cardioid polar patterns, and this configuration offers exceptional isolation for vocals (rather than picking up ambient noise). The UL300M's digital transmission offers superior sound quality over Bluetooth or USB, and it delivers up to 24-bit/48kHz audio resolution. Other features include 8 selectable frequency channels, a 3.5mm microphone/line input, and 16-bit stereo conversion. The UL300M's dual-mode USB receiver is compatible with both Windows and Mac computers. The receiver's digital input (available on computers with USB 2 ports) offers superior audio fidelity, and this input is especially useful for podcasting applications. The UL300M's built-in battery provides up to 15 hours of use per charge, and the unit's USB interface lets you charge its batteries (or connect another device) while the microphone is in use. The UL300M is also compatible with Behringer's BCB-410 rechargeable wireless body pack transmitter, providing users with additional control options when recording. The UL300M is easy to set up and use, and it's compatible with popular recording software.

If you're looking for a good PA system for small performances, the Behringer EPS500MP3 is an excellent choice. It has 500 watts of power, a built-in digital mixer, and 8 channels that operate at 2,000, 4,000, and 6,000Hz. The mixer has 4-band EQ, a 3-band master volume, and 3 band EQ on each channel. It also has 2-band EQ on 2 of the 4 channels, so you can set up 2 different sound sources on 2 of the 4 channels. The mixer has inputs for a microphone, CD/MP3 player, and aux-in input, and outputs for 2 speakers, a 6.5-inch subwoofer, and RCA outputs. The speakers are 5.25-inch full range speakers with 100W of power each, so they're loud enough for a small performance, but won't be too loud for a party. The aux-in input allows you to plug in any device with a headphone jack, so you can plug in an iPod, iPhone, laptop, or other devices to play music. The Behringer EPS500MP3 is easy to use and set up, and sounds great.

The ULM200D USB receiver is Behringer's flagship wireless receiver. It offers better sound quality than Behringer's previous wireless receiver, the UL200, and it's smaller and more convenient. The UL200D offers two stereo mode options: analog mode and digital mode. In analog mode, the ULM200D receives audio from sources such as CD players and tape players, as well as analog microphones, and outputs that audio through a standard 1/4-inch (6.35mm) audio connector. In digital mode, the ULM200D receives audio from a digital microphone or mixer and outputs that audio through a standard 1/4-inch (6.35mm) audio connector. The ULM200D's digital output is compatible with digital mixers, and its analog output can be used to connect a standard 1/4-inch (6.35mm) audio connector to an analog speaker or microphone. The ULM200D's compact size and USB connectivity make it convenient for mobile use. The Behringer ULM200D also packs more features than the UL200, including the ability to output audio to stereo pairs of headphones or speakers. The Behringer ULM200D is an affordable, versatile solution for small- to medium-size venues.