DYETUNY Karaokemachine voor kinderen en volwassenen, draagbare Bluetooth-luidspreker met draadloze microfoon, helder en luid geluid, karaoke-microfoonspeelgoed, geschenken voor meisjes van 4, 5, 6, 7,

Super recomendado para niños desde los 3 añitos, pues el micrófono no pesa nada y se escucha muy bien. La bocina es más pequeña que como se muestra en la foto pero esta super bien para la movilidad. Se recarga y puedes conectarlo a tu teléfono para escu hay música.

Neat little device. Curious thing though, I started charging the speaker right after reading the owner's "manual" (leaflet). The instructions (not the best translation instructions, but far from the worst) say it takes 4 - 6 hours to fully charge the speaker. I used the USB-C cable I already use to charge all other devices. The red charge indicator light came on bright. Later I noticed the red light was dimmer than before, but still on. I took that to mean it was getting close to being fully charged; this was about an hour later. After six hours, the dim red light was still on--not yet fully charged(?). The next morning, the dim light was *still* on(?)! I re-read the instructions to verify the red charging light was supposed to turn off when it's fully charged, and that's what the instructions say. Then I notice the instructions also say "Use *OUR* USB charging cable..." (emphasis added). Maybe this device doesn't use the USB-C standard wiring? I take out *their* short USB-C cable and plug it in. Again, the red charging indicator comes on brightly, then some time later it dims but is still on. After a while I unplug it and re-plug it in. The bright red charging indicator light comes on again. After a while (several minutes) I notice the red charging indicator light is off. Maybe this device *does* use non-standard USB-C wiring after all. Not a good thing if you ever lose that short cord. The only other thing I can think of for this is there's something wrong with the internal charging circuitry. This little speaker gives a BIG sound. I don't really like the reverberation (echo) modification of the original "magical voice" even after you turn the original voice off, but still it's a nice little system. Another limitation I found out is with the music file formats--this won't play any "M4A" formatted audio files so you have to convert them to "MP3" or other format before the system will recognize the audio file. The brief instruction leaflet doesn't mention this, so you're left with having to experiment to find out if your audio files will play from the Micro-SD/TF card. I experienced too many irritating issues to give this 5 stars, so since I think this is a quite good little device and worth the money, I gave it 4 stars.

Wrote a review but apparently you can't actually be honest so I'm gonna make it short. Save your time + money and buy the same thing elsewhere. The karaoke set was used ( and dirty) and missing parts.

Low volume and bad quality sound

Such a great item to have whether its for game nights or just to have a singing sash. Would highly recommend as it also have various settings to manipulate the voice on the other end of the mic. If you don't want to sing no worries you can also just use the speaker as simply a speaker.