JBL’s new AI-powered EasySing Mics and PartyBox instant karaoke range is now in Singapore

JBL has officially expanded its party-audio ecosystem with a brand-new series of microphones and high-output speakers designed for singing, hosting, and content creation.

JBL EasySing Mic Mini ($219)

Leading the range is the JBL EasySing Mic Mini ($219), a pocket-sized, AI-powered microphone built for spontaneous singalongs and content creation on the move.

The compact EasySing Mic Mini features AI noise suppression, a Voice Boost algorithm to assist with high notes, an attached ring handle, a magnetic hands-free clip, and up to 6 hours of mic battery life.

JBL EasySing Mic ($269)

Alongside it, JBL has introduced the full-sized JBL EasySing Mics ($269) pair for dedicated duets.

JBL PartyBox 130 ($599)

For speakers, there are the next-generation party drivers including the JBL PartyBox 330 ($899) and JBL PartyBox 130 ($599).

Compared to the mini mic, the larger PartyBox 330 (280W RMS) and PartyBox 130 (200W RMS) boast JBL AI Sound Boost with Smart EQ Mode, beat-synced dynamic lightshows, single-dial top panel controls, IPX4 splash-proof protection, and Auracast multi-speaker pairing.

JBL PartyBox On the Go 2 Plus ($699)

For all-in-one entertainment, JBL has also released the compact JBL PartyBox On-The-Go 2 Plus ($699).

JBL PartyBox Encore 2 Plus ($699)

Accompanying that is another JBL PartyBox Encore 2 Plus ($699). Both of the above PartyBoxes come bundled with two EasySing Mics.

JBL Vocal Removal Technology

The headline innovation across the new collection is JBL’s real-time AI-powered Vocal Removal technology. Instead of searching for special instrumental tracks, you can stream standard audio from your preferred apps and use dedicated microphone controls or the JBL One App to reduce lead vocals down to 50%, 25%, or suppress them completely.

JBL Karaoke Advantages

When evaluated against traditional home karaoke setups and standard Bluetooth party speakers, JBL’s new ecosystem offers distinct advantages alongside a few considerations:

1. AI Vocal Removal Technology eliminates the need for specialized karaoke tracks or third-party software by removing vocals directly from standard streamed audio in real time.
2. Versatile sizes from wearable clip-on mic for content creators (Mic Mini) to full-blown 280W floor-standing speakers with built-in lightshows (PartyBox 330).
3. Plug-and-play mics link via clean USB-C wireless dongles, avoiding cumbersome audio cables or complicated mixer setups.

JBL Karaoke Disadvantages

1. At a steep $219 for a single compact unit, the JBL EasySing Mic Mini is priced higher than generic wireless microphones or standard clip-on lavaliers.
2. The full AI vocal separation feature requires pairing with compatible JBL speakers via the included dongles or the JBL One App, limiting its stand-alone acoustic benefits on third-party sound systems.

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