What do you want to see in a wireless review/test?

[connectivitygroup]

So before I bought the new Shure UR5 wireless system I looked around for reviews but found nothing at all. So now that I have gotten it I plan on doing a review / test video. Since I come from a pro audio background I am very familiar with shure but not so much with what people would want to see or have tested. So if anyone has requests or suggestions please let me know.

http://www.shure.com/americas/products/wireless-systems/uhfr-systems/ur5-portable-diversity-receiver

 

[henryqiu]

I'm opening my new Sennheiser G3 wireless system box right now!! ;-) This is a very popular system (more popular than Shure I think) that I have avoided for long due to its per channel cost. I'll surely have to test /evaluate it myself in the coming weeks/months. If you include it in your test/review, or somehow at least its bundled M2 or M4 lav (good but not best in the comparable price range I guess), that'd be great. BTW, I know this G3 system is good, so I'm most interested in knowing what weaknesses it has, compared to others.

 

[gpforet]

Here's what I'd like to see:

How easy to configure. trim, change frequency, etc.
Size and weight of transmitters and any distinguishing features such as being waterproof, or digital hybrid
battery type and life
range
audio quality (use the same mic capsule for all transmitters)
off-freq, rejection
price

 

[Doc Bernard]

And no fiddling with it in post. Raw audio.

 

[Rippie]

Make sure you do the key test.
http://www.lectrosonics.com/faqdb/68-034-What-is-the-Dreaded-Key-Test/View-details.html