Behringer Ultralink ULM302Mic

Wireless Vocal Freedom for Performers, Presenters, and Karaoke Hosts

The Behringer Ultralink ULM302MIC wireless microphone system bundles two handheld transmitters with a dual-channel tabletop receiver for vocalists and presenters ready to cut the cable. Its 2.4 GHz digital signal sits well clear of TV broadcasts and cellular traffic. A 61 m (200 ft) line-of-sight range lets a host roam the room without losing audio, and the bundle keeps inside reach of small-event budgets.

What Sets This Wireless Kit Apart

Most entry wireless kits force manual frequency scans. This package scans 38 RF channels in the 2.4 GHz ISM band and pairs each handheld to the receiver the moment both are powered on. Volume buttons on every microphone body put level control in the singer's hand, while pressing and holding the volume-down key engages a panic mute that kills feedback the moment it starts. Balanced XLR plus unbalanced 1/4" TS outputs drop the receiver into nearly any PA rig, conference mixer, or instrument amplifier without adapter cables.

Wireless Engine and Hardware Specifications

Audio reproduction spans 20 Hz to 20 kHz. A cardioid polar pattern on each ULM300M transmitter rejects off-axis stage noise, keeping monitor spill out of the front-of-house mix. The tabletop receiver weighs 250 g and measures 41 × 150 × 119 mm, while each transmitter sleeve comes in at roughly 260 mm long.

• Wireless Technology: Digital 2.4 GHz (2404–2478 MHz), 38 selectable RF channels
• Operating Range: 61 m / 200 ft line-of-sight
• The two included ULM300M transmitters house dynamic capsules with a cardioid polar pattern tuned for clear vocal pickup on stage, so monitor spill stays out of the front-of-house mix.
• Battery Endurance: more than 24 hours per transmitter on 2 × AA alkaline cells
• Receiver Outputs: 2 × XLR balanced + 2 × 1/4" TS unbalanced for direct connection to mixers or powered tops

Built for Karaoke Hosts, Small Worship Teams, and Mobile Presenters

The ULM302MIC is the right choice for operators running events where two people speak or sing at once without managing cables. Weekly karaoke hosts value the dual-transmitter package and 24-hour battery endurance, while small worship teams and conference presenters benefit from a license-free 2.4 GHz band that crosses borders without paperwork. Auto-pairing removes the learning curve for first-time wireless users, and 14.5 ms of latency keeps spoken delivery tight with the backing track. At this price tier, the system replaces disposable wired karaoke mics with hardware rated for the weekly setup-and-teardown cycle of a working venue.