🎤 Singing Machine SML385UBK Bluetooth Microphone: Amplify Your Tunes with Wireless Singing Power! Review

Glad to test this thing before Christmas. There is no way to hear the voice from the microphone. As a former audio engineer, I'm pretty good at turning the volume knobs and plugging in the mic. If one person puts their mouth to the microphone while singing and another person puts their ear directly to the speaker, you may hear something from the microphone. What junk. Hopefully Revain will give me a full refund.

This stupid machine hasn't worked since we got it. I bought this for my daughter for Christmas. The machine doesn't recognize the CDG disk and hasn't worked since the day we got it. I was in a loop with Singing Machine customer service and they were unwilling to fix the issue and were less than helpful in trying to replace this faulty machine. I'm about to throw away the $40 and start fresh. That's ridiculous.

I purchased this item less than 3 months ago and my daughter has used it TWICE, I actually used it on her tonight and the top just came loose and isn't playing now once more a CD. I feel like I bought this item based on the good reviews and I feel like I received rubbish. This was the third time we've used it, it shouldn't have ripped like that, it wobbled when opened but it still played a CD. I'm wondering who I need to speak to to replace this one.

Good value for money. Several practical functions (USB, Bluetooth, CD/CDG). Ability to connect to a TV to display words on the screen (with CDG), fun lights, ability to use 2 microphones and automatic voice control. Feels a little cheap, the mics can clip a bit and the volume isn't very loud, but overall it's been a good deal if it lasts as long as it does out of the box. Watch my video for a full overview. I apologize in advance for the amateur nature of the video and my lousy vocals. :) A…

Seems some of us are having a similar problem. The AC connector on the back of the machine breaks leaving it without power and basically useless. We bought this for our girls aged 10 months 2 years and 4 years to replace another faulty karaoke machine we bought them for Christmas (another model of singing machine that happened to have the sound lost). I'm giving it 2 stars instead of 1 because when it works, it's a lot of fun! Bluetooth was so handy, and while the sound wasn't the best (wish it

So far great fun for the money. I would recommend getting a 1/8" stereo cable (3, 5mm) (9.99 at Radio Shack, probably cheaper if you shop online but didn't realize I needed one.) Connect most personal audio devices, including iPhone, iPod and iPad, via the Audio IN jack (marked only with) to the Signing Machine to a musical note) on the back of the unit near where the video OUT cables plug in. cool because it: 1) stops you from buying a bunch of karaoke CDs, especially the ones your kids are…