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

I purchased this product to stream karaoke from my laptop (via youtube and specific karaoke software) to my TV. Previous products I have used in the past lacked the mixer function to add microphone sound directly to the computer stream, but the Rybozen takes care of it with no issues. The picture is crystal clear, the sound of the microphones is very good, and the volume control does the trick. There's no way to modulate the microphone input if you're plugging in extra mics into the unit, so if you add more mics you need another mixer or volume control on your additional mics.Pros: Easy to setup, easy to use, great video quality, good sound qualityCons: No volume control for external microphone hookupsRecommended setup for no microphone lag:Laptop >>>(HDMI)>>> Rybozen Mixer >>>(HDMI)>>> Sound Bar >>>(HDMI)>>> TVFrom my experience, there's often some microphone lag when trying HDMI ARC (plugging directly from mixer to TV with external speakers). This is not due to issues with the Rybozen Mixer, but an issue where the TV is decoding the audio and video signals at different rates.Overall this is a great product for people wanting to use their computers for karaoke!

After receiving a purchase request for a Karaoke machine (from my better half), I initially was pretty turned off by all of the "Color changing LEDs" type stuff on MOST of the Amazon Karaoke machines... which (to me) means the mfr focused more on "show" and less on function and Quality. Their small size also told me that their sound output was probably well below my "acceptable minimum".I had decided to use a small guitar powered speaker we have in order to get a decent full-range sound... and when I found this product, its versatility convinced me.One feature that I didn't remember reading was about the Bluetooth Audio Input... versus using a cable (either can be used). This allows the use of a spare Android tablet for the YouTube Karaoke videos "up close", and leaving this mixer and my speaker anywhere in the room we want to... without cables between.The wireless microphones work perfect, and I'm again... pleasantly surprised that they have automatic UHF channel assignment, ensuring no interference from anything else.The wired microphone input is another "plus", as it allows us to use a couple of professional dynamic mics we already had, if we feel the need to "upgrade".The Echo function works perfect, and really does help by increasing the "presence", and feel like you're part of the original recording, and not just a cheap voice-over. (it also helps hide imperfections of our singing!)Oh... and it even came with a set of AA Alkaline batteries for the wireless microphones... nice.Five stars! Hopefully it lasts a good while, but so far it has all the signs of a quality product that should last for years.(I've been an electronics product design engineer since the late 70's, so hopefully my experience has guided me to this :)

This thing feels super cheap, but that’s OK as long as it works as advertised. This did not for me. CEC over HDMI did not work for me despite a user Q&A saying that CEC is supported. Not a deal breaker since it would only be used for Karaoke occasionally but still annoying. The biggest problem is that most of the time, the audio did not work at all. Powering the unit off and back on would occasionally get it to work but not most of the time. In the end, this thing is just a piece of junk and was returned. Don’t waste your money.

I took a bit of trial and error to get this set up, but in hindsight, it’s really quite simple for the set up that we have.I have a Samsung TV connected to a TCL sound bar with HDMI arc for the audio.The very simple set up that we figured out is to power the karaoke box and then simply connect the 3.5 mm Cable directly to my TCL sound bar.On the Samsung TV, I chose karaoke as the speaker. So great. All of the audio from the TV as well as the microphones goes through the sound bar.Hope this helps somebody else with their setup.I tried several other combinations, but it never ended up quite perfect. I guess it would’ve been OK to use the TV speaker for the music and the sound bar for the microphones, But we didn’t need to go that route.