Does this karaoke machine come with a screen for displaying lyrics?
No. CYY is clear that no screen is included. The machine is designed so you can rest a tablet on it, but the tablet is not part of the package. You will need your own phone or tablet running a karaoke video or app to see the words, connected over Bluetooth for the music.
What warranty does it come with?
CYY offers a 12 month warranty and says its customer service will help with any problems. Keep your order details, since you will need them for any claim. CYY also points out that squealing when a microphone head is close to the speaker is normal feedback, not a fault, so move the mic away before assuming something is wrong.
How loud and clear is the sound, really?
It runs two 15W, 6.5 inch full-range speakers in stereo, and buyers consistently rate both the sound quality and the volume, with many saying it is clearer and louder than expected for its size and loud enough for a room full of people. The limit is at the top end: sing loudly on high notes and the speaker can crackle or buzz. Treat that as the natural ceiling of a compact speaker, not a reason to skip it for home parties.
What ports and wireless connections does it support?
It has a 3.5mm jack and a USB-C port, plus Bluetooth 5.2 for wireless audio. CYY adds support for USB sticks, TF (microSD) cards, FM radio and AUX input, and a TWS mode that pairs two of these machines for a bigger, dual-speaker setup. That is a broad set of sources for a budget machine, useful when you want to play from a memory card or the radio instead of relying on your phone the whole time. There is no output for connecting larger external speakers.
What's actually included in the box?
You get the karaoke speaker, two wireless microphones, a charging cable, a shoulder strap and a user manual. Each microphone needs 2 AA batteries, which are not included, and there is no wall plug for the charging cable, so have a USB wall adapter or car adapter ready. The machine can hold a tablet for lyrics, but the tablet is not included either.
Is it worth buying?
For home karaoke, yes. Its strengths are good sound for the size, plenty of volume, easy setup, value for money and a lot of family fun, with a battery that lasts through an evening. The main complaint is the speaker straining when someone sings loudly on high notes, and the lights do not react to the music. If you want a simple machine for parties and family nights, it is good value; if you need a powerful PA, look elsewhere.
