Rybozen Wireless Microphone Karaoke Mixer System, Dual Handheld Wireless Microphone for Karaoke, Smart TV, PC, Speaker, Amplifier, Church, Wedding - Support HDMI, AUX In/Out

Although this took a bit of setting up as I wanted it to feed through my PC and a small smsl amp. All I can say is once set up it works brilliant. The wireless mic's took a little getting used to as after a while (few minutes or so) of no use they seem to go into power save which is fine as most are well fed up with my singing by then anyway. If you have an old or even a half decent pc (or laptop) then I would advise using it instead of buying the normal karaoke machine (which almost never allow you to use YouTube), especially if you have hdmi out on your pc as it feeds direct through the mixer to the tv. There are thousands of songs online and YouTube is a brilliant source. The quality of the kit is great and the mic's feel solid and professional, especially with the foam hoods. It took a little while to work out how to dampen down the common problem of echoing which I found was adjusting the sound settings on the TV. So much better than corded mic's. For the price its brilliant but I would advise looking at a decent little amp to go with it along with some active speakers. I use a wireless combined keyboard/mouse also which means you can just sit at the table and manage it easy. If it helps anyone I tried many software programmes and found KaraFun to be just about the best and least complicated, also its free to install. ***Update** Sad to say after a few months it packed up. Microphones would not connect, therefore no voice over music. So all back in the box for the shed. Have decided to just use my son's old guitar speaker, you know the sort that all young budding guitarists buy (or rather mum and dad buys). It was in the loft so I though I would give it a go. It is nice and loud and works perfectly with no feedback as it is entirely separate from the main karaoke sound system and loud enough to be very effective. Just waiting for a standard quarter inch jack plug splitter so it can be used with two microphones.

It is a good product overall, just tried it for an hour and all good, time will tell more. It is not a straightforward connection, you need to figure out your equipment (TV, Speakers, etc.) it took me about an hour to set it up and I'm an Electronics Engineer. I didn't have any delays using HDMI as the manual says. By the way, the manual English translation is really awful and needs to be improved. Overall it is a good product and the sounds and effects are great. Just a tip for the people struggling to get audio from the microphone receiver: "Be sure your TV or speaker system gets activated with video" I'll try to explain this, if you hear nothing and you think you have connected everything right, check video connection in other words, if you are going to use the RCA cable (Black/White connectors cable) on the back of your TV, your TV will not process the audio unless the Video is active through the Yellow RCA cable coming from a DVD player for example. The same thing happens if your speaker system uses only HDMI, if there is no video, there will be no audio. If your speaker system uses normal audio connections as input like RCA or mini plug then it will work with no problem. I hope all this makes sense.

Looks good quality out of the box. Has bluetooth connectivity for audio only or if fed from hdmi input can split the output signal into hdmi and 3.5mm stereo minijack for simultaneous output. This would allow you to add for instance a dvd player or an external screen mirroring local wifi receiver and play that through this device and plug the hdmi out to your tv for picture and sound or split the sound to a hifi system, active bookshelf speakers or a sound bar. This device then allows you to mix in your sound through the microphones. Generally good but one of microphones will not connect, this seems to be a common issue with this. Also the output sound level is quite low so for an active speaker set up i would suggest an rca line level booster for volume gain control or it will be too quiet for a karaoke party although if this is just going to your tv this should be fine, just turn up the volume a bit more to compensate.

I am a karaoke host and I sometimes am asked by friends to do karaoke house parties. I got tired of having to lug all my equipment to houses, and also don’t have the space for everything. So I purchased this machine. It is easy to set up and takes up little space. However, I had to return the machine. Only one wireless microphone would connect to the machine. It was disappointing. The microphone that did work provided decent sound quality for a home system.

I bought this karaoke machine for my daughter. She loves having sleepovers with her mates and this is helping keep them all entertained. The machine is great as it’s small and compact. It connects up to her TV via HDMI and this means the TV supplies the audio output. We plugged her Firestick into the HDMI in and used the karaoke YouTube videos which works great. The microphones work really well and pick the voices up nicely. You can have control of both the microphones volume control via the box and set the volume levels to what you require. Overall we are very happy with this and for the following reasons we have decided to rate it 5 stars: Easy to set up Easy to use Great quality microphones Good build quality Good connection options

Guys so I bought this for karaoke night. I have a samsung smart QN95C and a samsung soundbar Q990C and I was thinking if I buy this I will have a proper sound and karaoke..NEEEEEH..no...so basically I have tried literally every connection possible... TV output/ input, soundbar output/ input, wireless, bluetooth...NOTHINK worked. my tv did not recognise the sound receiver and this no sound came through. when I connected to PC and shoundbar it worked- but that defeats the purpose I WANT TV+ SOUNDBAR+ KARAOKE system. If someone has made this work, please reply to this I am returning it on Friday AND i HOPE SOMEONE HAS AN ANSWER. my soundbar only has 3 HDMI +1 eARC and 1 optical output, and TV dpesnt have RCA-

Thank you so so much! This thing changed my life! I put it in my small Toyota IQ. My car became a mobile karaoke box now!！