Takstar2 in 1 Bluetooth Wireless Microphone & Voice Amplifier, Portable Handheld Mic Speaker for Karaoke, Meeting, Outdoors, Speech, Party DA10 (Black)

The TAKSTAR 2 is an acceptable microphone for talks in small spaces, for tourist or sports guides. It has limitations for the songs, mainly because of the bass.

My mom suffered a vocal chord injury. She has a smart home and could not communicate with the devices and it was extremely frustrating for her. I searched for something that may be helpful and luckily found this. The price was far lower than other recommendations. It is extremely easy to operate for and elderly person. It is light weight and holds a charge for over a week. It works very well and my mom can easily communicate with her smart devices and stupid family once again. Could not be happier with this purchase.

This isnt “pro quality” but it works well. Charge lasts forever! Good volume. I use this to sing in my car but I got it for choir practice when we are downstairs with no mics. I suffered from vocal polyps so I try to be careful with my voice when I sing or when I am speaking for a long time.I like the way it looks better than the usual karaoke mics with the square thing as well. Fits well in hands. And karaoke mode is fun. Only 2 volumes but plenty loud enough for a generous size room for people to hear. I’m trying to get our whole praise team to get these. I may just buy one for each myself.

I play blues harmonica, and this mic has a wonderful distorted quality. You can link the mic to a backing track and become a one man band. It has cool reverb in karaoke mode. The volume control could be better, but that isn't that important to me. It's an all-in-one device with a speaker built in. The Takstar2 is a real hoot!

Takstar DA10 is a child's toy. Really cheesy Karaoke Microphone/Speaker with horrible sound quality and little volume. It only supports BT connections to phones & tablets so cannot be BT-connected to a BT-Speaker to use solely as a microphone (to create a PA of sorts).It is; however, much ligher-weight and easier to use than even the smallest quietest battery-operated bullhorns if you're looking for a speech amplifier. Just set your expectations quite low.The "user manual" lists two modes, by name, but does not describe their use. The [M] button on the DA-10 scrolls through four modes (Karoake, Host, Speach, Bluetooth) which, sans any description of purpose and use are unintuitive to say the least.I am probably returning mine.