Why it's best: A rack-mountable unit designed to work well with other wireless units, allowing up to 12 channels per frequency band. The real-time battery indicator allows you to avoid embossing down-time on stage as well.... Read Full Review
Why it's a best pick: With a 250 foot range, you are free to roam far and wide through the audience with this 10-channel wireless unit. The built in "Lockout" feature means that accidentally switching off your transmitter is an embarrassing moment of the past.... Read Full Review
Why it's a best pick: The ATW-701 ships with a proprietary "Tone Lock" squelch system that shuts down the output signal when the transmitter is off, eliminating embarrassing radio frequencies from blaring out of your amp between sets. With a built-in XLR output, going direct to the mixing board is significantly improved.... Read Full Review
WAT ABOUT BRACE DIGITAL??????HELLO??????
On top of that, none of these units are digital.
Apparently Mr. Chisholm based his review of these products from the descriptions on the box and NOT real world testing and use. Did you even touch any of these devices? Based on your reviews, you did not. This review is a joke. Especially when you didn't even include any of the Sennheiser systems which in my real world use, are superior to the three chosen here.