Coolmusic Professional Karaoke Machine with 1 Microphone, Portable Bluetooth Speaker with OTG Supports USB, AUX, Rec, TWS, Part for Adults/Children

It's made well. Heavy duty materials. Sounds great. Microphone 🎤 not a joke. It's very nice. I would and probably will buy another in the future..

Please see video for full review. This karaoke machine worked great for my daughter's birthday party. It is very easy to setup and to comment your music source to via BlueTooth. The microphone is very nicely weighted and seems to be of high quality. A nice price point if you are looking for a very easy to use karaoke machine!

Had no quantitative knowledge of 30w. When used with the mic, you have to turn the mic volume all the way up AND turn the master volume all the way up to get anything near an amplified sound. When bluetoothed with my phone, I was able to get significantly more volume from the speaker by turning the volume up on my phone. Don’t recommend it for outdoor use, sound just isn’t that powerful. It’s cute, I’ll give it that.

Super fun! Works very well—not just some cheap karaoke machine. It's effortless to connect to a phone or TV using Bluetooth. It can be used wirelessly (when charged) or plugged into a power source using a USB-C cable (one is included, but you can also use your own). I can’t speak to how long the battery lasts, as I used it unplugged for 2 hours before deciding to plug it in. Aesthetically, it’s very pleasing. The exterior is a nice rustic leather, and the microphone cord is a deep amber color and soft to the touch. It’s not heavy but has a nice amount of weight to it (for example: it won’t easily fall over if someone pulls on the cord, and at the same time, anyone over the age of 10 could easily carry it). I can’t seem to get it to work with headphones. There are three holes labeled "AUX," "PHONE," and "PHONES"—I tried plugging two different headphones into each hole, but nothing came out. This could be user error, though. There is absolutely no echo (or screech, or whatever that is) when the microphone is close to the speaker—they can even touch, and everything still sounds fine! I'm not sure what any of the controls do, if anything at all—the instructions aren't super clear, unless you already know what those things mean. I don’t hear much, if any, change when I adjust them (attached a photo of the instructions).

Product is great. My only disappointment was that I was trying to get it delivered by Christmas and the only option of shipping was my “free prime member“ shipping time which put it about four days after Christmas. It was disappointing that there was no other option to spend a little extra money to get it here quicker

We're using a couple of these as portable, rechargeable guitar and bass amps, and for that they're a ridiculously good value.

Yeah it mean the speaker works but it’s not that loud. The muffler feature is just okay. I makes the whole song sound distorted and the vocals are just slightly lower. On thing that pissed me off incredibly is that the speaker comes with the WRONG microphone cable. It has 2 female ends and it doesn’t even plug into the AMP! I had to go to the music store and spend an extra $25 just to get the CORRECT cable!! And I was so confused at first. I tried to contact the company. All of the phone numbers listed on their website are not in service and the email addresses for support are not deliverable! I don’t know what else to say. It’s a bargain speaker and you get what you pay for but the fact that they didn’t even ship it with the correct microphone wire essentially makes it useless. I’m beyond aggravated with the company.

The Coolmusic Professional Karaoke Machine by dellersound, is a very nice quality, smaller karaoke machine with design/build, usability and few drawbacks. Here are some of the things I’ve learned while owning it and things to consider before buying. I. Quality – The overall quality of the main unit is very nice with a solid feel, attractive wood and smooth knobs. The microphones are also very nice quality and kind of impressive. I’d put the whole unit in the lower side of the upper tier of the quality scale for karaoke machines and guess it should last me for a long time of good service. II. Performance – This machine is easy to connect to with your phone or other devices, whether though Bluetooth or hardwired. It keeps a stable connection and provide a great level of sound for the size, that’s on par with a nice guitar amplifier. The quality of the sound is equally as enjoyable with a good range for only having two speakers. It has a simple operation and is easy to figure out. The mics connect instantly through Bluetooth and can work from a good distance with little feedback, unless you get too close. It’s also easy to adjust how much of your voice is coming through, versus the music through the controls on the speaker. They’re very solid and feel like a professional set of microphones. I was disappointed to realize there isn’t anywhere to store the mics on the main unit at all, I guess you just put them next to it or in a drawer. This machine will work great as a guitar amp or sound bar most of the time and be ready for those wild and crazy karaoke nights, when they spring up. Overall, this is a very well made machine that performs quite good, especially versus your typical karaoke machine. I’m very impressed with the build quality and visual stimulation it provides. I’m very happy with it, glad to have its abilities around and get excited every time I have the opportunity to use it in any capacity. I’ll be sure to update this review, if I ever start to have problems with it. You can trust that this review is simply my honest opinion that is attempting to provide you with helpful insight that I wish I had before I picked this product. Hopefully it was helpful in your decision.

This is a very capable karaoke machine that can do much more. It comes with a microphone and XLR to 1/4" cable. The unit has a built in battery that can be recharged making it a mobile unit. There are multiple inputs that allow you to connect a variety of devices to play music from. It also has Bluetooth, so you can transfer your audio wirelessly as well. It doesn't have an SD or TF card reader, but it does have a USB A port. The unit recharges via a USB C port on the back. There is a combination 1/4" and XLR jack on the top panel that allows you to connect the included microphone or an instrument such as a keyboard or acoustic guitar. There are also settings that allow you to alter your voice and make it sharp or flat as well as three different types of reverb to add some ambience to your voice or instrument. The speaker is loud enough for small parties or backyard events and the battery will last for several hours before needing to be recharged. The included microphone is heavy and feels like a quality device. Speaking through it, the microphone is clear with no unwanted noise or hissing. Playing music through it also sounds very good. I have used this as an amplifier for my acoustic guitar and the reverb sounds great on it. The guitar sounded clear without any artifacts to the audio. This is a great little speaker and karaoke machine that can be used for many different audio needs. I would definitely recommend this to anyone looking for an amplified speaker that has multiple outputs and sounds great.

This Karaoke machine works wonderfully. I was able to easily pair my phone and control the volume. I like the heavy cord for the microphone too. I like that you can charge it or hook it up to a power source. The speaker is loud enough for home use without being overly disruptive if you have neighbours. My friend who takes his karaoke pretty seriously gave his seal of approval for this little unit so I’m calling that a win. Only deducting a star because it’s pretty pricy (currently listed at $221).

This karaoke machine is a total game-changer for parties and gatherings. With rich, deep bass and reverb, it delivers impressive sound quality that makes every performance feel special. Its rechargeable battery lasts up to 8 hours, so you can keep the music going without worrying about power. Super easy to use, it's perfect for everyone—from karaoke newbies to seasoned pros. Whether you're hosting a party, chilling at home, or heading outdoors, this speaker is a versatile choice. It also makes an awesome gift for music lovers of all ages, fitting perfectly for birthdays, holidays, or any special occasion.

I have a few smaller karaoke machines which are basically just Bluetooth speakers paired with some Bluetooth mics. They work well for their size but I always wanted something a little more substantial. Enter this guitar amp looking karaoke machine. At first, I was really impressed with the the build quality of the unit. It seems to be well made and the wired mic it comes with has some heft to it. It also comes with a nice carrying strap that attaches the speaker unit as well as some nice controls on the top to change that sound in various ways. I really liked the tone up/down ability so that you can match the song with the singer. This was used quite a lot actually as me trying to sing higher notes just wasn't working. Had to tone the song down so it fit better with my singing. There are also some controls up top that just affect the mic input like bass, mid, and highs so you can really get that mic sounding really good depending on the performer. You can mix the mic audio with the song audio as well because there is a mic volume as well as a master volume so you should have no issue getting the mic levels equal to the song levels. But where this karaoke machine falls flat, is the sound it produced from the non mic inputs. You can play music through this speaker via Bluetooth, 3.5mm jack or USB-C. All these inputs have no control over bass, mids or highs. Resulting in very lacklustre audio for these inputs. It is extremely flat sounding with almost no bass and treble. It really doesn't sound good even though it is built with a 6.5" speaker plus a tweeter. The mic audio sounds way better than the music audio and this shouldn't be. There should be a way to control the sound of the music being played through it and not just the mic audio. This is a huge issue as I found myself thinking this speaker just doesn't sound good. And I kept thinking I should plug in another speaker to the audio out of this one. I shouldn't have to do that especially since my smaller karaoke machines produce much better sound than this one. The mics on the smaller ones aren't as good but musically, the smaller speakers sound superior and are more pleasing to listen to. Such a shame because otherwise this karaoke machine would be way better with the extra controls it has for shaping the mic audio and tones of the song. I tried to turn on the equalizer on my phone so that the audio had some more depth to it before being send over Bluetooth to the speaker. And it did help a little but it still wasn't very good so that isn't really a solution. Overall, while I do like the speaker for mic purposes, I almost want to only use it for mic purposes and play the karaoke track on another sound system so that the music actually sounds good. And I don't really think using two sound systems for kareoka is really a good solution. It should all sound good coming from one system. Oh well. Ill probably use it as an actual guitar amp now as the only way of getting this to sound good is running the audio through the mic input so you can control the bass, mids and highs.

Just so much fun! We’ve had a few karaoke machines in the past, but this one tops them out. Firstly, while 5he audio quality, for size of amp, is excellent for the mic line, there is some loss of quality with the audio coming in (Bluetooth or wired). We have to be clear 5hough, it is still pretty good quality, just not hi-fi, blow your ears away quality. Features we love: - multiple setting for the mic audio, which is great to customize the singers voice to the song, the voice timbre, the song, and the volume of the mic voice output. - 3 setting for 5he audio coming in, including the “muffle” option which keeps the songs music louder, but muffles or mute’s the original songs vocal track. - nice long cord on the mic - multi function of the amp, can also be used without music as a PA system for small gatherings - great retro look to the amp itself - multiple ways to connect your devices, both wired and wireless (Bluetooth) Would be nice to have for future iterations: - wireless mic - slightly higher quality tweeter and woofer At the current price point of 170 dollars, this is a fair value price point for an item that can be used for many years to come.