So the Brio BabyMike system is impressive so far, but how does it cope in an environment with a host of competing signals that would normally cause interference, for example, at music festivals, concerts and fairs?

Let’s face it, in scenarios heavily populated with 2.4GHz devices, your basic third party wireless system would struggle in a sea of Bluetooth, Wi-Fi and 4G smartphone signals. That’s where Brio’s leading-edge tech innovations come in. Signal modulation and channel partition, combined with frequency-hopping technology eliminates annoying interference from 2.4GHz sources. Consequently, as many as ten BabyMike transmitters can be used in the same venue without any disruptions. 

The W200a stands head and shoulders above competitors in its microphone frequency response, thanks to its cutting-edge frequency-hopping technology. Unlike fixed frequency devices like VHF, UHF or most of 2.4GHz microphones that require manual frequency channel adjustment to combat interference, BabyMike’s brilliant, adaptive frequency-hopping technology automatically locks on to clean frequencies without the need for endless fiddling.

Designed for ease of use, the Brio BabyMike transmitter is manufactured with a continuous volume control potentiometer; that’s just a technical way of saying the volume of this mini wireless mic can be easily adjusted on the system itself. That volume control, coupled with high sensitivity and a wide dynamic range, makes BabyMike as versatile as its users. Whether you’re doing a musical performance or officiating an art auction, the flexibility of this system puts it right at home in any environment.