Melonare PM2: A Transmitter, Two Receivers and a Charging Case

The set I actually open in this video is the Melonare PM2: one transmitter, two receivers and a case that charges the pieces. That is different from the four-channel microphone system named in the original title and description.

I am keeping that distinction up front because a monitoring receiver and a microphone transmitter do different jobs. The source details should not be combined into one imaginary product.

The case keeps the pieces together

I take the units out, remove the protective covers from their charging contacts and return them to the case. The indicators show them charging. It is a tidy way to keep the set gathered between uses.

The accessory collection includes audio and USB cables and an adapter. I look through those before moving to the controls on the transmitter and receiver.

The indicators show the link

I power the transmitter, switch between stereo and mono, then turn a receiver on. The indicators respond to show the connection and mode.

That is the result demonstrated here. It is not an audio recording, a latency measurement or a walk to the advertised maximum distance. I talk about finding a way to capture the receiver's output in a future demonstration.

Check the model behind the original link

The range, sample-format and price figures I discuss belong to the original recording and product information. I have not measured those results in this session.

The original description's product and community links are preserved below. Because the title and description name another system, confirm that any listing you open is the PM2 monitoring set if that is the hardware you want to compare with this video.