Shure MXW2X/SM58=-Z10 Handheld Transmitter with SM58 Capsule

Designed for presenters, AV professionals and security teams who need dependable, secure handheld audio, the Shure MXW2X/SM58 handheld transmitter combines the proven SM58 vocal capsule with the flexibility of a Microflex Wireless neXt transmitter. Delivering up to 25 hours of runtime on the included SB908 lithium pack and fast recharge capability, this wireless microphone system keeps sessions and surveillance monitoring running longer with less interruption. Always-on AES-256 encryption protects sensitive meeting and security audio, while dual transmit antennas and adjustable transmit power extend reliable coverage up to 160' (50 m). The cardioid SM58 capsule focuses on speech and reduces feedback and ambient noise—ideal for conferencing, live events, security monitoring and courtroom use. Programmable mute, push-to-talk/mute options and remote mute/unmute via room control systems give integrators precise control over audio workflow. Built for integration into AV, security and surveillance installations, the MXW2X/SM58 is a robust choice when clarity, uptime and privacy matter. Add this Shure handheld transmitter to your Microflex Wireless neXt system for secure, high-quality vocal capture—perfect for corporate boardrooms, houses of worship, and control-room applications.

• Consistent, professional vocal pickup with the industry-standard SM58 capsule, reducing feedback and room noise for clearer presentations and recordings
• Up to 25 hours of rechargeable battery life with fast charging, minimizing downtime for long events, conferences, and monitoring shifts
• AES-256 always-on encryption and reliable wireless coverage up to 160' (50 m) for secure AV, security and surveillance audio transmission
• Dual transmit antennas and adjustable RF power provide dependable range and signal stability even when the mic is hand-held or passed during Q&A
• Programmable mute and remote-control integration let AV and security teams centrally manage audio for meetings, courtrooms, houses of worship, and control-room monitoring