The 8 Best Wireless Karaoke Machines

This review has been updated 6 times since it was first published in October of 2018. If you’re looking for a way to spice up your parties, a karaoke machine will never fail you. Adults and children alike tend to flock towards the fun, and today’s wireless models mean you’re not stuck with whatever songs you have on CD. You can liven up any gathering with the latest hits or classic favorites when you pair these with your smartphone, plus most of them have flashing lights, too. When users buy our independently chosen editorial recommendations, we may earn commissions to help fund the Review.

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8. Pyle Portable

If you want a larger speaker system that’s easy to transport, the Pyle Portable (appx. $137) has rolling wheels; a retractable, telescoping handle; and a built-in lithium-ion battery. It comes with a wireless microphone, and provides two inputs for wired mics.

7. iKaraoke BT

The compact iKaraoke BT (appx. $56) has a convenient tablet cradle on the top and a front-loading CD player. While it can play your CD+G collection, it needs to be hooked up to an external display, like a television, if you want it to display lyrics.

6. Karao King KTV Microphone

The budget-friendly Karao King KTV Microphone (around $34) is perfect for kids who love to spend hours singing their hearts out because of it’s excellent battery life. This handheld model doesn’t put out a lot of sound, so it’s probably not ideal for large rooms or loud parties.

5. Singing Machine System

The versatile Singing Machine System (about $70) allows you to load songs via CD, Bluetooth connectivity, or USB port. You can even use the USB port to record and save your favorite performances, and it has a handy microphone holder on each side.

4. 808 Singsation Classic

The 808 Singsation Classic (around $79) works with a wide variety of karaoke apps by pairing with your tablet or phone to display lyrics. It features nine multicolored light modes, including party, pulse, and breathe, plus three amusing voice effects.

3. Akai KS780

If you have a bunch of old karaoke CDs lying around, but also want to take advantage of new technology, the versatile Akai KS780 (appx. $80) will play them. Plus, if you want to display online lyrics, you can pair it with a smart device thanks to a handy cradle.

2. Bonaok 4 in 1

The Bonaok 4 in 1 (about $26) is an easy, portable way to get the party started. It puts out a decent amount of stereo sound for it’s size, and you can get it in plain black or a flashier metallic finish, like silver, gold, or rose gold.

1. Karaoke USA GF845

The Karaoke USA GF845 (appx. $170) is an all-in-one system compatible with your old collection of CD+Gs, plus it can pair with your phone to play all your new favorites. You can even connect it to your television with the provided RCA cables to display lyrics for a crowd.

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