Handheld Microphone

A handheld microphone covers vocals for karaoke, live performance, church services, and public speaking, wireless models free you from a cable while you move around a room or 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.

Frequently asked questions

UHF or 2.4GHz: which wireless microphone is better?

UHF systems usually give longer range and more selectable channels, so they hold up better in churches, halls and venues full of other wireless devices. 2.4GHz mics are simple plug-and-play options for small rooms and home karaoke.

How many wireless microphones can I use at the same time?

Each mic needs its own channel. A dual-channel receiver handles two mics; bigger events need a multi-channel system with enough selectable frequencies to avoid interference between mics.

What wireless microphone should a church, school or event use?

Match range and channel count to the room size and number of speakers, and plan the whole sound system, not just the mic. How to choose a good sound system.

Which microphones work best for meetings?

For boardrooms and conference tables, gooseneck conference mics beat handheld mics. Shop conference microphones or read the conference room microphone guide.