GOLDEN MARS X-100 Wireless Microphone System with Dual Mics and 2.4GHz

The GOLDEN MARS X-100 pairs two metal-bodied handheld microphones with a wireless receiver for karaoke and other audio setups. Its 2.4GHz connection links the microphones to the receiver, while multiple audio inputs and outputs let you connect compatible devices and speakers.

Choose coaxial, optical, or AUX input to connect a TV, phone, tablet, or projector to the receiver. The receiver can then send audio to speakers through AUX or RCA, giving you connection options for different home karaoke arrangements.

Automatic scanning synchronizes the microphones with the receiver when powered on. For a gathering or karaoke session, the system’s stated line-of-sight transmission range is up to 150 feet, offering room to move while singing.

At a glance

This is a two-channel wireless microphone system with two rechargeable handheld microphones and one receiver. The microphones use 2.4GHz wireless connectivity and have a hypercardioid pickup pattern. Intelligent noise reduction and built-in reverb are designed to shape microphone audio, while the receiver accommodates coaxial, optical, and AUX input and AUX or RCA output to speakers.

The included connections support a range of setups: an optical cable, RCA cable, AUX audio cable, and a Type-C-to-USB cable are listed, along with the receiver, microphones, and user manual. Both microphones charge over USB-C, a full charge is stated to take 2–3 hours, with over 10 hours of continuous use. Actual operation depends on the connected equipment and setup.

Practical tips

Match the source device’s available audio connection to the receiver’s coaxial, optical, or AUX input. Connect the receiver’s AUX or RCA output to the speaker system, then use the microphones with the receiver for karaoke or speech. Keeping the receiver and microphones within line of sight supports the stated transmission range. The listed range is up to 150 feet in line of sight.

If you want to send microphone audio to a TV through a Type-C cable, the TV must support unencrypted USB microphones. This is a separate connection option from routing audio through the receiver and speakers.

How to use it

Connect the receiver to your audio source using a supported input, and connect its AUX or RCA output to the speakers. Power on the system, the 2.4GHz automatic scanning feature identifies and synchronizes frequencies at startup. The two handheld microphones can then be used for karaoke, singing, or speech. Recharge them through USB-C when needed.

For a straightforward living-room setup, connect a TV to the receiver using an available compatible audio connection and route the receiver’s output to your speakers. The two microphones let two people take turns or sing together, while the receiver handles the connection between microphone audio and the speaker setup.

Before you decide

Which devices can connect to the receiver? TVs, cell phones, tablets, and projectors are listed as possible sources. The receiver accepts coaxial, optical, or AUX input, so the available connection depends on the source device.

Can microphone audio go directly to a TV? Yes, through a Type-C cable if the TV supports unencrypted USB microphones. Otherwise, connect through the receiver and route its output to speakers.

What comes with the system? The listed contents include the receiver, two handheld wireless microphones, AUX, optical, and RCA audio cables, a Type-C-to-USB cable, and a user manual.

When it makes sense

The X-100 suits karaoke at home, small gatherings, singing, or speech when you want two handheld microphones and flexible connections to a TV or speaker system. Its mix of coaxial, optical, and AUX inputs, plus AUX and RCA speaker outputs, is especially useful when choosing a wireless microphone setup around the audio connections your equipment already uses.