Small Portable Speaker for Adults and Kids with Wireless Microphone, 40W Peak Bluetooth Speaker, Punchy Bass, Four Magic Sound Voice Effects, Home Karaoke Player

Absolutely LOVE IT!!! I've gone through two other products looking for what I need and neither of them even come close to this one! Third time is definitely the charm here! AND, I'll be able to use it for things other than what I intended it for initially as well! Couldn't have asked for a better purchase! The sound quality is AMAZING, the Bluetooth connectivity is flawless, it's easy to use, the size isn't too big nor too small, it's lightweight and portable (even has a nice carry strap!), and overall VERY good quality! Highly recommended!!! You won't be sorry! 😃

I got this for leading a small gathering outdoors and it was perfect. Battery lasted the entire time, the sound was excellent and I didn't have to strain my voice. In spite of being along a busy street everyone was able to hear me.Why did you pick this product vs others?:This was a great midsized speaker system with a handheld mic, & was a good price. Ease of use:Instructions were easy to follow. And Bluetooth attached easily to my phone when I needed to play music.

Bought this as a Christmas present for a family member. The sound quality is better than you’d expect, but not what most karaoke fanatics are used to. It’s really handy as a portable speaker/microphone as well for events. Very good value for price.

I was performing a wedding on the beach and was able to use this to amplify my voice. It works really well.

I bought this to use with my Indian flute to create an echo sound like I have previously done with a larger karaoke machine. I turned the echo all the way up and it was still insufficient. So I returned it.The mic is small and breathy sounds come through rather than a clear tone.It would be great for children to play with a it is small and very portable.

does a great job for a portable speaker.big jobs between volume levelsi wish the bluetooth voice volume on startup and shutdown were quieter

We picked up a smaller BOBTOT portable Bluetooth speaker months ago to take on our 6 week stay in France. We loved it, used it most nights at the coffee table to enjoy at Happy Hour or board game time. It was easy to pack.Honestly, I really have no intention of anyone in our family using this bigger BOBTOT for Karaoke, well maybe, if there's been too much eggnog consumed at the family Christmas party.What I was really attracted to is the great Bluetooth Speaker. This compact speaker is solid, you feel it's heft. At a compact 9.25" wide X 3.5" deep X 4.5" high, it weighs in at about 2.5 lbs.Via Bluetooth, I can play the music stored on my phone, or play our local radio station through it anywhere in the house. I enjoy using it during my morning workout. The sound is great for such a compact speaker, providing more punch to the Bass than you might expect.Our smaller speaker is great for us to enjoy at our game table when camping, don't want to annoy fellow campers. This big brother BOBTOT will be nice when we can share the tunes with friends in camp, we still promise to keep it down.I did try the mic out, it works, annoyed the wife from the other room, trying out the volume control and the cool echo feature.When you turn the power on, a nice female voice lets you know, saying "POWER ON". The side PARTY LIGHTs automatically light up, which is kinda silly. You can easily turn them off by pressing the button on top that looks like a lightbulb. You also get PAUSE, BACK, AND SKIP FORWARD buttons to control your music playback. The large MINUS and PLUS buttons control the VOLUME.Comes with a handy grab strap, I've kept mine slimmed down, no strap.You also are provided with a USB to USB-C Cord for charging, and a 3.5mm AUX Audio Cable should you wish to hook up to another sound source.Reading the instructions I learned that the Microphone has Voice Effects, so it is possible to frighten small children at your doorstep at Halloween with the Monster Voice.

Bought to use as a PA system when our VFW post goes to nursing homes for a veteran's coffee and the elders could not hear there stories