Choosing a Bluetooth karaoke microphone depends on how you plan to sing: solo with a phone, at a party with a speaker system, or with a group sharing several mics. The BONAOK Q37 Black is my most balanced pick for phone playback and hands-on vocal adjustments, while the BONAOK Q78 adds lively lights and TF-card playback for casual singalongs. For four singers at once, the Talomen set is the group option, but it needs a compatible microphone input and does not connect to phones or tablets.
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Those differences matter more than a long feature list. Some models are self-contained handheld speaker-mics; the Talomen is a receiver-based microphone kit that works with external equipment. Within the BONAOK options, the Q37 models offer separate mic, echo, and music controls, while the light-equipped models put more emphasis on party effects. I’ve ranked these picks by how well their connectivity, controls, and format fit common karaoke setups, with drawbacks included so you can avoid buying a microphone that cannot connect to your gear.
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Key Takeaways
- The BONAOK Q37 Black is the most flexible all-around pick here, with Bluetooth, AUX input, and separate microphone, echo, and music controls.
- The Talomen kit is the only four-microphone choice, but it requires a compatible microphone input and cannot pair directly with phones, computers, or tablets.
- The BONAOK Q78 and rose gold LED model suit visual party use; both add rhythm-responsive lights and TF-card playback, with cards sold separately.
- The rose gold Q37 connects by Bluetooth or audio cable and supports microSD playback up to 32 GB; the cable is included, but the card is not.
- All three BONAOK designs have built-in rechargeable batteries, while the Talomen uses included rechargeable batteries and a separate receiver.
| BONAOK Q37 Wireless Bluetooth Karaoke Microphone with Speaker, Black |  | Best Overall | Model: Q37 | Color: Black | Connectivity: Bluetooth and AUX | VIEW LATEST PRICE | See Our Full Breakdown |
| BONAOK Q37 Wireless Bluetooth Karaoke Microphone, Rose Gold |  | Best for Wired-and-Wireless Flexibility | Model: Q37 | Color: Rose Gold | Connectivity: Bluetooth and audio cable | VIEW LATEST PRICE | See Our Full Breakdown |
| BONAOK Portable Bluetooth Karaoke Microphone with Disco Lights |  | Best for Light-Show Singalongs | Brand and model: BONAOK Q78 | Connectivity: Bluetooth | Additional playback: MP3 player and TF-card support | VIEW LATEST PRICE | See Our Full Breakdown |
| BONAOK Rose Gold Bluetooth Karaoke Microphone with LED Lights and Echo |  | Best for Rose Gold Party Styling | Color: Rose gold | Functions: Karaoke microphone, Bluetooth speaker, MP3 player | Lighting: 27-color rhythm-responsive LED lights | VIEW LATEST PRICE | See Our Full Breakdown |
| Talomen Rechargeable Wireless Microphone Set of 4, 160 ft Range |  | Best for Group Singing With a Sound System | Microphones: 4 handheld microphones | Wireless technology: 2.4 GHz | Wireless range: Up to 160 ft | VIEW LATEST PRICE | See Our Full Breakdown |
| Bluetooth karaoke microphone | Connectivity | Included accessories | Color | Functions |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| BONAOK Q37 Wireless Bluetooth | Bluetooth and AUX | Audio cable, charging cable, user manual | Black | Karaoke microphone, Bluetooth speaker, MP3 player |
| BONAOK Q37 Wireless Bluetooth | Bluetooth and audio cable | Audio cable, charging cable, user manual | Rose Gold | Wireless speaker, MP3 player, recorder |
| BONAOK Portable Bluetooth Kara | Bluetooth | Charging cable and gift box | — | — |
| BONAOK Rose Gold Bluetooth Kar | Bluetooth | Charging cable and gift box | Rose gold | Karaoke microphone, Bluetooth speaker, MP3 player |
| Talomen Rechargeable Wireless | — | — | — | — |
More Details on Our Top Picks
BONAOK Q37 Wireless Bluetooth Karaoke Microphone with Speaker, Black
The Q37 Black is my best overall pick because its connection options and controls make it adaptable to more than one casual karaoke setup. Pair a compatible device over Bluetooth, or use the AUX connection when you prefer a cable. The microphone also works as a speaker and MP3 player, and the dedicated controls for microphone, echo, and music volume let a singer adjust the balance without treating the whole mix as one setting.
Compared with the Q78 and rose gold LED model, the Q37 Black prioritizes adjustment and connection flexibility over rhythm-responsive lights. That makes it a practical choice for singing along to music from a phone or another compatible source, but its listed accessories do not include an AUX cable. It also supports microSD cards up to 32 GB, though a card must be supplied separately. Buyers who want the visual effect of pulsing lights should look at the Q78 instead; those who want several singers at once need the Talomen kit and suitable sound equipment.
The Q37 Black’s role is a portable, single-handheld setup, not a replacement for a multi-mic receiver system or a full karaoke machine. Its listed Bluetooth range is 10 m, which gives a useful reference for placement, while the actual connection depends on the paired device and surroundings. I rank it first because it gives buyers a straightforward way to switch between wireless and wired music playback and fine-tune the singer, with fewer setup constraints than the Talomen.
Pros:- Bluetooth and AUX connections offer two ways to play accompaniment.
- Separate microphone, echo, and music controls help adjust the mix.
- Combines a microphone, speaker, and MP3 player in one handheld unit.
- Supports microSD playback up to 32 GB.
Cons:- AUX cable is not included.
- MicroSD card is not included.
- Designed as a single handheld mic rather than a multi-singer receiver set.
Best for: Solo singers or families who want a portable mic with Bluetooth and AUX playback plus separate mic, echo, and music controls.
Not ideal for: Buyers who need multiple microphones, built-in rhythm lights, or an included AUX cable and microSD card.
- Model:Q37
- Color:Black
- Connectivity:Bluetooth and AUX
- Bluetooth range:10 m
- microSD support:Up to 32 GB; card not included
- Functions:Karaoke microphone, Bluetooth speaker, MP3 player
- Audio controls:Separate microphone, echo, and music volume
- Included accessories:Audio cable, charging cable, user manual
Our verdict“Pick the Q37 Black for the most adaptable single-microphone Bluetooth setup and its useful vocal controls.”
BONAOK Q37 Wireless Bluetooth Karaoke Microphone, Rose Gold
The rose gold Q37 shares the core appeal of the black model: a microphone, speaker, and MP3 player with separate controls for microphone, echo, and music volume. Its main distinction is the stated connection wording: Bluetooth or an audio cable. The cable is included, so a buyer who wants a wired alternative can use the supplied accessory rather than sourcing one separately. For someone choosing between these two Q37 versions, that included cable is the clearest practical difference in the supplied details.
Like the black Q37, this model supports microSD cards up to 32 GB, and the card is not included. Its listed 10 m Bluetooth range gives a reference for moving around a room while music plays from a paired device. Compared with the light-equipped Q78, the rose gold Q37 does not list rhythm-responsive LEDs; its strengths are playback choice and vocal adjustment. It is still a single handheld microphone, so the four-mic Talomen is the better match for group singing when the host already has a compatible microphone input.
I place it just behind the black Q37 because both serve a similar role, and the black version explicitly lists Bluetooth and AUX while this listing describes Bluetooth and an audio cable. That distinction may reflect naming rather than a different use, so check the port and cable details that matter for your intended source. Choose the rose gold version for its stated included audio cable and finish; skip it if your priority is lights, several simultaneous mics, or card playback without buying a card.
Pros:- Connects to phones or other compatible sources over Bluetooth or by audio cable.
- Separate microphone, echo, and music volume controls.
- Combines microphone, speaker, MP3 playback, and recording functions.
- Audio cable and charging cable are included.
Cons:- MicroSD card is not included.
- Supports microSD cards only up to 32 GB.
- The listing does not specify a battery runtime.
Best for: A solo singer who wants Q37-style volume and echo controls, an included audio cable, and a rose gold finish.
Not ideal for: Buyers seeking built-in LED effects, four microphones, or a microSD card in the box.
- Model:Q37
- Color:Rose Gold
- Connectivity:Bluetooth and audio cable
- Bluetooth range:10 m
- microSD support:Up to 32 GB; card not included
- Functions:Wireless speaker, MP3 player, recorder
- Audio controls:Separate microphone, echo, and music volume
- Included accessories:Audio cable, charging cable, user manual
Our verdict“Choose this Q37 when an included audio cable and rose gold finish matter alongside flexible playback and vocal controls.”
BONAOK Portable Bluetooth Karaoke Microphone with Disco Lights
The BONAOK Q78 makes the most sense when a karaoke microphone should also add a visible party effect. Its 27-color dynamic LED lights pulse with music and can be turned off, so the lights do not have to dominate every singalong. Bluetooth playback lets it pair with a compatible phone, while TF-card support gives buyers another way to play tracks without relying on a wireless connection once a card is available.
Compared with either Q37, the Q78’s listed appeal centers on lighting and a gift-ready portable package rather than separate microphone, echo, and music adjustments. Those Q37 controls may matter more to singers who want to tune their vocal balance. The Q78 also works as a Bluetooth speaker and MP3 player, but its TF card is not included, so standalone card playback requires an extra purchase. Its built-in rechargeable battery keeps the form self-contained; because that battery is non-removable, the owner cannot swap in a spare user-replaceable pack.
This is a single-microphone pick for casual home parties, family use, or travel where a compact all-in-one format is more useful than a receiver with several microphones. Compared with the Talomen, it can connect to a phone over Bluetooth, but it cannot provide four separate handheld microphones. I rank the Q78 above the similar rose gold LED model because its supplied description specifically identifies the Q78 model and its dynamic light behavior; the listed feature set otherwise overlaps closely, so color preference and listing details may decide between them.
Pros:- Combines a microphone, Bluetooth speaker, and MP3 player.
- 27-color lights pulse with music and can be switched off.
- Supports Bluetooth and TF-card playback.
- Charging cable and gift box are included.
Cons:- TF card is not included.
- Built-in battery is not removable or user-replaceable.
- The listed features do not include separate microphone, echo, and music controls.
Best for: Families and casual party hosts who want one portable mic-speaker with color-changing lights and phone playback.
Not ideal for: Singers who need multiple microphones, adjustable echo and music controls, or a replaceable battery.
- Brand and model:BONAOK Q78
- Connectivity:Bluetooth
- Additional playback:MP3 player and TF-card support
- Lighting:27-color dynamic LED lights
- Battery:Built-in rechargeable, non-removable
- Included accessories:Charging cable and gift box
- Microphone format:Portable handheld microphone with speaker
Our verdict“Pick the Q78 for a phone-friendly karaoke mic that adds adjustable visual flair to casual singalongs.”
BONAOK Rose Gold Bluetooth Karaoke Microphone with LED Lights and Echo
This rose gold BONAOK is the light-and-echo alternative for buyers who want a portable speaker-microphone with a more decorative look. Like the Q78, it offers a microphone, Bluetooth speaker, and MP3 player, plus 27-color rhythm-responsive LED lights that can be turned off. It also has a memory function and supports TF-card playback, giving it more stated playback convenience than a Bluetooth-only description might suggest.
Against the Q78, the broad feature set is very similar: both list 27-color lights, Bluetooth, TF support, and a built-in rechargeable battery that cannot be removed. The rose gold model specifically lists an echo effect and memory function, while the Q78 description emphasizes dynamic lights and identifies the Q78 model. The Q37 Rose Gold is the better fit for singers who care more about separate microphone, echo, and music controls and a supplied audio cable; this LED model instead foregrounds visual effects and a simpler all-in-one party format.
The TF card is not included, so playback from stored tracks depends on supplying one. The non-removable battery also limits the option of carrying a replacement battery for a long event. I give this pick a distinct role for buyers drawn to its rose gold appearance and stated echo feature, while placing it below the Q78 because the supplied details do not establish a major functional advantage over that model. It remains a single-mic option and cannot match the Talomen when several people need individual microphones.
Pros:- Combines a karaoke microphone, Bluetooth speaker, and MP3 player.
- 27-color rhythm-responsive lights can be switched off.
- Includes a memory function and echo effect.
- Supports Bluetooth and TF-card playback.
Cons:- TF card is not included.
- Built-in rechargeable battery is non-removable.
- Its listed feature set does not include separate microphone, echo, and music volume controls.
Best for: Buyers who want a rose gold handheld karaoke mic with rhythm lighting, an echo effect, and phone pairing.
Not ideal for: People who need multiple mics, an included TF card, or separate controls for all three audio levels.
- Color:Rose gold
- Functions:Karaoke microphone, Bluetooth speaker, MP3 player
- Lighting:27-color rhythm-responsive LED lights
- Connectivity:Bluetooth
- Memory function:Yes
- TF card support:Yes; card not included
- Battery:Built-in rechargeable, non-removable
- Included accessories:Charging cable and gift box
Our verdict“Choose this rose gold model for its stated echo effect, memory function, and party lighting in a portable format.”
Talomen Rechargeable Wireless Microphone Set of 4, 160 ft Range
The Talomen set is the clear group pick: it supplies four handheld microphones, a receiver, rechargeable batteries, and adapters for 1/4-inch and 3.5 mm microphone jacks. Its plug-and-play design is aimed at a karaoke machine, amplifier, PA system, or speaker with a compatible microphone input. That is a different setup from the BONAOK handhelds, which pair with phones over Bluetooth and combine the microphone with a speaker.
The stated wireless range is up to 160 feet, and the set is specified for more than 10 hours per full charge, with a stated charging time of two to three hours. USB-C charging and five included rechargeable batteries offer a practical way to keep the four-mic arrangement powered. These figures describe the product claims; the usable range and runtime can depend on the environment and equipment. Compared with the Q37, the Talomen supports more simultaneous singers, but it gives up direct phone, computer, and tablet compatibility.
That limitation determines whether this is a smart buy. The set does not support AUX or line inputs, and a standard audio jack alone does not make a device compatible; the host equipment must have a microphone input. It will not connect directly to a phone or tablet for accompaniment, so the karaoke source and sound system need their own compatible path. I rank it fifth for this Bluetooth-focused lineup, even though it is the strongest choice for four singers if your equipment matches. Check the receiver input before choosing it.
Pros:- Includes four handheld microphones for group singing.
- Rechargeable batteries and USB-C charging are included.
- Includes a receiver and 1/4-inch to 3.5 mm adapter.
- States up to 160 ft range and over 10 hours of battery life per full charge.
Cons:- Does not connect to phones, computers, or tablets.
- Requires a compatible microphone input; AUX and line inputs are unsupported.
- Needs external sound equipment rather than functioning as a self-contained speaker-mic.
Best for: Groups who need four wireless handheld mics and already own a karaoke machine, amplifier, PA system, or speaker with a microphone input.
Not ideal for: Phone-only singers, tablet or computer users, and anyone whose equipment offers only AUX or line inputs.
- Microphones:4 handheld microphones
- Wireless technology:2.4 GHz
- Wireless range:Up to 160 ft
- Connectors:6.35 mm (1/4 in) and 3.5 mm (1/8 in)
- Charging:USB-C
- Battery life:Over 10 hours per full charge, as stated
- Charging time:2–3 hours, as stated
- Included batteries:5 rechargeable 1200 mAh lithium batteries
- Compatibility:Equipment with a microphone input; not phones, computers, tablets, AUX, or line inputs
Our verdict“Choose the Talomen only when four microphones matter and your sound system has a compatible microphone input.”
How We Picked
I compared these five products on the details that shape a Bluetooth karaoke purchase: how they connect to music sources, whether the microphone can work without a separate sound system, the controls available to the singer, and how many people each setup can serve. I also weighed convenience features such as TF or microSD playback, lighting, included cables, and rechargeable power against the limitations stated for each model.
The ranking reflects distinct uses rather than treating every microphone as interchangeable. The Q37 Black takes the overall position because its stated Bluetooth and AUX connections pair with separate vocal, echo, and music adjustments. The Q37 Rose Gold follows as a wired-and-wireless alternative with similar controls and a specified Bluetooth range. The Q78 and rose gold LED model are aimed more squarely at casual party playback, and I distinguish them by their stated feature sets rather than assuming one has better sound. The Talomen comes last for a Bluetooth-focused roundup because it does not pair with phones, though it becomes the strongest fit in this group when four microphones and external equipment are the priority.
I have not inferred sound quality, durability, or compatibility beyond the supplied product details. Bluetooth range, battery life, charging time, and other numerical figures are included only where provided; stated ranges and runtimes can depend on the connected equipment and conditions. The listed microSD or TF card support does not mean a card is included. Before choosing, check the input on your karaoke machine, amplifier, PA system, or speaker, especially for the Talomen receiver.
| Bluetooth karaoke microphone | Color | Connectivity | Functions | Included accessories |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| BONAOK Q37 Wireless Bluetooth | Black | Bluetooth and AUX | Karaoke microphone, Bluetooth speaker, MP3 player | Audio cable, charging cable, user manual |
| BONAOK Q37 Wireless Bluetooth | Rose Gold | Bluetooth and audio cable | Wireless speaker, MP3 player, recorder | Audio cable, charging cable, user manual |
| BONAOK Portable Bluetooth Kara | — | Bluetooth | — | Charging cable and gift box |
| BONAOK Rose Gold Bluetooth Kar | Rose gold | Bluetooth | Karaoke microphone, Bluetooth speaker, MP3 player | Charging cable and gift box |
| Talomen Rechargeable Wireless | — | — | — | — |
Factors to Consider When Choosing Bluetooth Karaoke Microphones
I’d start with the device that will play your backing tracks and the number of singers you want to support. Those two choices narrow this lineup quickly: the BONAOK handhelds pair with compatible phones over Bluetooth, while the Talomen connects through a receiver to equipment with a microphone input.
Check the connection against your setup
For phone-based karaoke, a Bluetooth speaker-microphone such as the Q37 Black, Q37 Rose Gold, Q78, or rose gold LED model is the natural fit. The Q37 Black also lists AUX, and the rose gold Q37 includes an audio cable, so those versions give a wired alternative. The Talomen is a different kind of product: it needs a compatible microphone input on a karaoke machine, amplifier, PA system, or speaker. Its included 3.5 mm adapter does not make it suitable for phones or AUX-only equipment, since the product specifically excludes those inputs. Before purchase, identify whether your gear has a microphone input rather than relying on connector size alone.
Decide whether one mic or four matters more
Each BONAOK model in this roundup is a handheld microphone with an integrated speaker and playback functions, which keeps a casual solo or family setup simple. The Talomen set of four is built for several people to sing through external sound equipment. That format is useful for a party with a compatible system, but it adds receiver and input requirements. If most sessions involve one singer and a phone, the Q37’s portability and direct Bluetooth playback are more relevant than a multi-mic kit that cannot pair to the phone.
Choose between audio controls and party effects
The two Q37 models list separate microphone, echo, and music volume controls. Those adjustments are useful when accompaniment overwhelms the singer or when you want to change the vocal effect independently. The Q78 and rose gold LED model emphasize colorful lights that react to music; both let the lights be switched off. The rose gold LED model also lists an echo effect and memory function, but its supplied details do not describe the Q37’s separate level controls. Pick by the adjustment you expect to use, not by the number of features on the box.
Treat card support as an option, not an included accessory
TF or microSD playback can free a singalong from a live Bluetooth connection, but neither card format is included with the relevant BONAOK listings. The Q37 models support microSD cards up to 32 GB; the Q78 and rose gold LED model list TF-card support without a supplied card. If you expect to play stored tracks, factor in finding a compatible card and loading music onto it. If your songs already come from a phone, Bluetooth may be all you need.
Think about charging and replacement power
The Q78 and rose gold LED model list built-in rechargeable batteries that are not removable, so you cannot swap in a user-replaceable spare. The Q37 listings include charging cables but do not provide a battery runtime in the supplied details. Talomen includes rechargeable batteries and USB-C charging, with stated charging and runtime figures, but its microphones depend on a receiver and compatible sound system. For a long event, consider how the device will be charged and whether the stated battery arrangement fits your plan; do not assume an unspecified runtime.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can these Bluetooth karaoke microphones connect directly to a phone?
The four BONAOK handheld options listed here connect to compatible devices over Bluetooth. The Q37 models also offer a cable connection, while the Q78 and rose gold LED model list TF playback. The Talomen is the exception: it does not connect to phones, computers, or tablets. It uses a receiver for equipment with a compatible microphone input, so it is a poor match for a phone-only setup.
Which microphone is best for four people singing together?
The Talomen is the only set here with four handheld microphones. It is best suited to a group that already has a karaoke machine, amplifier, PA system, or speaker with a microphone input. It does not work through AUX or line inputs and cannot pair directly with a phone, so check the host equipment before choosing it. The BONAOK options are single handheld speaker-mics rather than four-microphone systems.
Do the BONAOK microphones include a TF or microSD card?
No card is listed as included for these models. Both Q37 versions support microSD cards up to 32 GB, while the Q78 and rose gold LED model support TF cards. A card is a separate requirement if you want to play stored tracks rather than stream music over Bluetooth or use a cable on a Q37 model.
What is the difference between the Q37 and light-equipped BONAOK models?
The Q37 models list separate microphone, echo, and music volume controls, with Bluetooth and a wired audio option. The Q78 and rose gold LED model emphasize 27-color lights that respond to music, along with Bluetooth and card playback. The rose gold LED model lists an echo effect and memory function, but its details do not describe the same set of independent audio controls. Choose the Q37 for hands-on level adjustments and the light-equipped versions for visual party effects.
Does the Talomen set work with any speaker that has a 3.5 mm port?
No. Talomen specifies compatibility with equipment that has a microphone input and explicitly excludes AUX and line inputs. Although adapters for 1/4-inch and 3.5 mm microphone jacks are included, matching the connector shape alone is not enough; the port must accept a microphone signal. Check the device manual or input labels before buying the set.
Conclusion
For most solo singers who want one flexible handheld unit, I’d choose the BONAOK Q37 Black for Bluetooth and AUX playback plus separate vocal and music adjustments. Choose the rose gold Q37 if you want the same general control-focused format with an included audio cable and that finish. For family parties where colorful effects matter, the Q78 is the straightforward light-show pick; the rose gold LED model suits buyers who also value its stated echo and memory functions.
If four people need microphones at once, the Talomen set is the only match in this lineup, provided your sound system has a compatible microphone input. Skip it for phone-only karaoke. Across the BONAOK choices, remember that card playback requires a separately supplied card, and the listed non-removable batteries on the LED models cannot be swapped for a replacement pack. Matching those tradeoffs to your setup is the simplest way to choose.
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