Generic Mini Karaoke Machine, Fun Toys, Birthday Gift, with Two Wireless Microphones

Q1.How to connect the wireless micropohone to the bluetooth speaker? A1.Both turn on the speaker and the microphone,The microphone connected automatically and didn't give any static. Q2.Can the speaker work without the microphone? A2. Yes, you can use the bluetooth speaker alone, and the speaker support Wireless Bluetooth /TF card/3.5 audio wired input, you can enjoy music freely. Q3. How to change the echo effort? A3.First click the power on of microphone on to switch to reverberation mode, then press + /- on to adjust reverberation volume freely. Q4.How to use the magic voice changing function? A4.Just click the microphone on on the microphone,following the voice prompt to use the funny magic voice function. Warm Note: Microphone heads too close to the speaker will make sharp and strange sounds, so try to avoid microphone heads too close to speakers.

• Funny Gift for Kids: The karaoke machine comes with magic voice changing function,such as goddess sound, uncle sound ,monster sound, baby sound ,fun and interesting for kids；and the microphone is designed with compact size and light-weight.The litt
• Portable Karaoke Machine Set: M11 Microphone set is designed in two parts- bluetooth speakers with wireless microphone, and the bluetooth speaker can be used alone without microphone as a Multi-function speaker.The small speaker support bluetooth c
• Clearer and Louder Sound: The speaker is small and compact, but the sound is pretty loud and clear.The portable bluetooth speaker is equipped with a high-performance audio driver and an advanced digital signal processor, which can amplify your voic
• Echo Volume Adjust:Support to adjust mic voice/echo effect/music volume seperately,good for using as karaoke machine or regular speaking microphone.How to change the echo sound effort?First click the power on on the wireless microphone to switch to
• Note: Microphone heads too close to the speaker will make sharp and strange sounds, which is common sound feedback, so try to avoid microphone heads too close to speakers.