Handheld Microphone
VMI Direct sells wireless microphones in the Philippines from ₱1,449 to ₱12,999, from single UHF karaoke mics to dual and four-mic systems for church, events and stage.
What to check before you buy
- Wireless range: Check the meter rating against your actual venue size, a small room needs far less range than a stage or large hall.
- Single vs dual mic systems: Duets and two-person presentations need a dual-channel receiver, not two single mics competing for one receiver.
- Battery life: Matters most for longer events, check runtime per charge against how long you'll actually need it running.
Setting up a boardroom instead? Gooseneck conference mics beat handheld mics at a meeting table. Shop conference microphones or read the conference room microphone guide.
Related guides
- Best wireless microphone for karaoke in the Philippines
- XTUGA AR-7 vs RG-3 for church use
- How to choose a good sound system
- Wireless vs wired conference microphones
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Which Handheld Microphone model should you choose?
A quick comparison to help you match a model to how you will actually use it.
XTUGA U326 UHF Wireless Microphone
XTUGA RG-3 / AR-7 Dual UHF System
XTUGA MB01 UHF Stage Microphone
XTUGA XM200 True Diversity System
XTUGA A140 4-Mic UHF System
XTUGA A400 4-Channel System
XTUGA XM-400 / SKM4000 Plus
XTUGA M-6604S 4-Channel System
Frequently Asked Questions
How much is a wireless microphone in the Philippines?
At VMI Direct, wireless microphones run from ₱1,449 for the single XTUGA U326 to ₱12,999 for the four-mic XTUGA M-6604S. Dual-mic karaoke sets like the XTUGA RG-3 start at ₱3,899 and the AR-7 costs ₱4,199.
UHF or 2.4GHz: which wireless microphone is better?
UHF usually gives longer range and more selectable channels, so it holds up better in churches, halls and crowded venues. 2.4GHz mics are simple plug-and-play options for small rooms but share the band with WiFi routers.
What is the best wireless microphone for karaoke at home?
For home videoke, a dual-mic UHF set lets two people sing duets. The XTUGA RG-3 at ₱3,899 and AR-7 at ₱4,199 each include two metal mics. A solo singer can start with the ₱1,449 XTUGA U326.
How far does a wireless microphone reach?
It depends on the system. The XTUGA U326 reaches up to 30 m, the AR-7 works best within 20 m and receives to about 50 m, and the XM200 reaches 130 m in true diversity mode.
Will a wireless mic work with my speaker or videoke machine?
Yes, if it has a microphone input. XTUGA receivers output through a 6.35mm (1/4-inch) jack, and the U326 includes a 3.5mm adapter. Four-mic systems like the XTUGA A400 also have separate XLR outputs for mixers.
How many wireless microphones can I use at the same time?
Each mic needs its own channel. Dual systems like the XTUGA AR-7 and XM200 run two mics, while the XTUGA A140, A400, AM-401, SKM4000 Plus and M-6604S run four at once for choirs, panels and events.
Should I get rechargeable or AA battery microphones?
AA mics are easier to keep running through long parties if you keep spares; the XTUGA A400 runs over 8 hours on 2 AA. Rechargeable mics like the U326 give 3 to 5 hours per charge.