SWIFF Rechargeable High-Grade Wireless Guitar System with Transmitter and Receiver

S. Mazzuca: This was very well packaged and new as described. I love the easy push button on/off with the ability to change its frequency. It is much better than my old system that uses a slide button for on/off that sticks and doesn't always work. The visual charge indicator is a must have so you know it is on and approximate its service life. I haven't noticed any buzz or hum and it seems to pick up at a distance. I would buy it again.

United States on Nov 03, 2023

prudhomb: I’ve only used it in a room in my house so I haven’t stressed in on stage for time or distance yet but I can confirm it works with my active fluence fishman pickups.

It’s my fist set of wireless so I can’t say it’s better or worse than other options but it seems to be good for a budget set.

United States on Nov 01, 2023

Eylin: I can't speak on how long this would last since I just received it today. I also can't speak on range since I've only tested it about 25ish ft away. I can hardly rate it on equipment since I didn't connect it to an amp but to a ~3 ft tall speaker and to a "Squire JBass"... Based on what I have tried so far I'd say this is great, does the job. It's very nice looking, nice feel and quality. I noticed a little bit of humming but that was even quieter than when we used a cable, so not an issue. The only concern is that when I tap the Receiver it makes a bit of a clinky noise, like a cable is loose. Other than that I'm please and hope I can figure out how to edit this at a later date in case anything changes.

United States on Sep 07, 2023

KKitchen63: Up and running right out of the box! Sitting with my PC case 3 ft away, my cell phone 5 ft away, and our home wireless router 8 ft away...and guitar is putting out a clear signal with ZERO interference. So far, I'm extremely impressed.
EDIT: I noticed that the battery in the receiver side of the system seems to drain a bit on its own if it's left alone for a while. After I used them last week, I disconnected both sides, plugged them both in, got them to full charge, and set them aside in their box. After two days, I noticed that the receiver's battery lost close to half its battery power. I noted this by plugging it into the charging cord and it lit two battery indicator lights and flicked on the third (the transmitter side kept its charge). The system still worked great after charging, but I'd be worried in the future that the receiver might run out of juice halfway through a show unless I charge them between sets. I'm keeping them, but I'm going to be keeping an eye on this.

United States on Sep 04, 2023

Richard McKee: For the price, this is good for a newbie like me! First, the instructions are in WTF-ese! But, with a little intuition you can decipher what to do. As others have said, using this device in close proximity to each other can cause some signal breakups! Get about 8 to 10 feet away and it seems to work fine. I walked out my front door, leaving the door open, and at about 100 feet away it seems to work just fine! I didn't try running it through guitar-effects-amp or while other wireless devices were in use so I can't speak to that. The devices are small an unobtrusive but seem a little fragile, so I got the 4-year insurance just in case. For a first timer, like me, I believe these are a good starting point! But if you're a pro, playing gigs for big bucks, and with other wireless devices in use, I'd probably go for a more profe$$$ional, established device. For the price, so far, I'm very happy with my purchase! Your mileage may vary...

United States on Aug 25, 2023

OzReviewer: The Swiff Wireless Guitar System works well enough when it works. But they are not built to last. I suspect the electronics started to degrade - a little about my gear. My two amps are Bose S1 Pro and Blackstar HT-5R mk2. My guitars are Taylor, Fender, Maton and Duesenderg - all with factory pickup and electronics. The Swiff system worked well enough, although it hummed on 40% volume. Just to be clear, zero humming when connected by a TS cable. About 4 months later, the humming just got too loud. The noise would disappear when I switched off the Swiff receiver. So it was clear to see the cause.

Did I have a faulty unit from the beginning (humming)? And it just got worse as it aged? Not sure. If that is the case, Swiff's quality control needs improvement. Either way, my experience has not been great, and I returned for a refund after 4 months under the warranty claim.

I cannot recommend this product based on my limited experience.

Australia on Apr 03, 2023

Aydin: This product is a massive disappointment for me as it stops working after one week of using it. It has very cheap quality material and a lot of issues. I would not recommend it for using

Australia on Jun 10, 2022

Myles S.: The media could not be loaded.  Sounds perfect, no distortion or interference or anything, easy to charge and sync

Australia on Jun 08, 2022

DY11: I bought this based on reviews but it stopped working after 3 mth use. I emailed Swiff but no response so far. Very disappointed with product.

Australia on Dec 15, 2021

Saran: Worked well whilst initially and then broke after about 6 months. Had a similar experience with other cheap wireless systems.

Australia on Sep 21, 2021