Mr Entertainer Digibox. Portable Touch Screen Karaoke Machine and Media Player (2 x Wireless Microphones)

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It doesn’t have a Bluetooth connection, but if you want to sing along to your own songs, you can plug in a battery-powered music player, using the audio cable supplied. With its light weight and ergonomic handle, transporting this device is no hassle at all – and, unlike some of the machines on this list, it's small enough to be stowed away out of sight when the party finishes.

Connect your headphones via the headphone socket for personal performances and use the built in FM tuner to listen to your favourite radio station. Perfect addition to a party, gathering or bedroom disco, smaller than our professional system and perfect for Kid's parties.The sound is incredible, really loud and so much more bass and depth than the old machine, with simple controls on the side to adjust the bass, treble, volume etc. We easily synced with Bluetooth to stream some karaoke songs through our phone, and we thought the fact the built-in carry handle doubled up as a phone/tablet holder was a really clever touch for reading the lyrics hands-free.

With a rechargeable battery and a leather carry handle to move from room to room, it’s definitely a karaoke machine made to last. With its stylish black and orange insignia, and amp-style controls, this karaoke machine oozes class. The mic is rechargeable via USB (the cable is included) and the battery is said to last for up to five hours – so far, the microphone is still going strong on one single charge, so we have no complaints there. It can also run completely wirelessly with a rechargeable battery and Bluetooth functionality, meaning you can use this machine even when you’ve not got access to a power outlet. You can plug in a USB pen drive and play your mp3 music files if you want a change from the karaoke - it really kicks ass with plenty of power and that's quality sound as bass speaker on the side and then another speaker(s) built into the front under the large screen.And in this guide to the best karaoke machines, we'll help you experience that pleasure for yourself and bring the party home, giving our expert opinion on the most fun and feature-packed singing tech available today. Even if your machine has built-in speakers, it may still be best to plug it into a hi-fi system for better sound quality and more volume (neighbours’ sanity permitting). Most people will have a TV to plug into, but the TV’s speakers might not be powerful enough to cope with your enthusiastic hollering.