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Singtrix Karaoke: Even you can sound like a decent singer

The beauty of karaoke isn’t just in a person’s ability to belt out a Kenny Loggins’ song. We partake because it’s an enjoyable group experience—a way for friends and family to bond over the power of music. But finding a good karaoke spot is hard, and once you do, nobody wants to wait around 45 minutes before exercising the old pipes.

That’s why the Singtrix karaoke machine is so darn fun. Not only can you belt out your favorite Cher song without a rowdy crowd, it actually makes you sound like a decent singer. It’s never been easier to achieve the autotune notoriety of T-Pain.

Singtrix sent us a unit, and, as you can imagine, things got out of hand pretty quick. We’ve seen all sorts of gadgets pass through our office, from mobile phones to high-end cars. But nothing has been quite as enjoyable as what Singtrix offered. It’ll turn even the shyest shower singers into nightclub crooners in no time.

In addition to 350 professional vocal presets, the Singtrix’s control console lets users control the level of voice enhancement. There are three different levels, which you can easily adjust depending on your skill level: Enhanced, which offers a lot of pitch correction; semi-pro, which offers some pitch correction, and pro, which offers no pitch correction at all, but still has the cool voice effects.

Our unit came with a 40-Watt 2.1 stereo speaker with a subwoofer, a mic and mic stand, and the voice-enhancing Studio Effect Console. All you need to complete the karaoke combination is an iOS or Android smartphone, which you simply hook right up to the console. The plug-and-play approach is super easy to use, and means anyone with a library full of their favorite Hanson songs can get the party started.

Singtrix is far from a device you need. But it’s a device you’ll get a surprising amount of fun out of. If you’re hosting an awkward office party, or just like having a monthly karaoke tournament, the Singtrix is pretty great. You’ll be able to pick one up for $349.

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