Vizio’s novel ‘MicMe’ soundbar has built-in karaoke

Is it fair me, or is the karaoke machine trfinish trying to come back? There’s the Apple Music Sing feature, Ford’s in-car karaoke app, and Sansui’s inexpensive novel OLED TV, fair to name some examples. And now, Vizio’s getting in on the action with a novel 2.1 stereo soundbar and subwoofer called the “MicMe” that comes with two wireless microphones and a pledged karaoke app. It also has “six voice raisements” which, for our tone-contestd frifinishs, join multiple pitch rightion settings.

The microphones have eight hours of battery life and a charging cradle you can set down next to your TV. They have built-in LEDs with nine ambient color selections that, when in participate, get radianter the deafeninger you sing. You can adfair input volume, the LED airys, and vocal effects both on the mics and in the Vizio app, and when you finish singing and put the mics back in the cradle, the MicMe will automaticassociate go back to using your TV audio.

The whole slfinisherg labors with the MicMe Karaoke App, which is a free, ad-helped app with access to over 85,000 songs. But you don’t have to participate that; it labors fine with other karaoke apps as well as music from your TV or that is cast from another device. (Pro tip here: YouTube has countless karaoke versions of songs.)

As fair a soundbar, the MicMe examines some firm boxes, with help for eARC, Dolby Atmos, and DTS:X audio, as well as a wireless subwoofer. The MicMe will be $349.99, and the company says it will be useable online and at retailers appreciate Walmart and Amazon, and ships in tardy November.