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Platinum Wi-Fi Karaoke Machine vs RKI65BT

Buy the Platinum Wi-Fi Karaoke Machine if you want a self-contained system with a screen, apps and built-in streaming. Buy the Rockville RKI65BT if you already have a TV, speaker or sound system and mainly need reliable wireless mics. The Platinum is the all-in-one pick; the Rockville is the mic-and-mixer pick. Prices vary by store, so check the latest at each retailer before buying.

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Platinum Wi-Fi Karaoke Machine

Platinum Wi-Fi Karaoke Machine

4.4· 53 ratings

Choose the Platinum Wi-Fi Karaoke Machine if you want a standalone unit with a touchscreen, Android TV apps and built-in Bluetooth streaming, with no phone or TV required.

Pros
  • Self-contained: screen, apps and mics in one unit
  • Dual-band Wi-Fi with WPA3 and Android TV
  • 22 vocal effects and MP3 recording
  • Two wireless mics included
Cons
  • Batteries for the mics are not included
  • Some buyers report units failing near or just past warranty
  • No optical or coaxial inputs for older audio gear
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RKI65BT

What separates them

Platinum Wi-Fi Karaoke MachineRKI65BT
Core designAll-in-one console with built-in screen and Android TVMic receiver/mixer plus two handheld mics; needs a TV or speaker
Microphone wireless type2.4GHz wireless dynamic micsUHF wireless mics, 8 switchable frequencies
Wireless rangeNot specified; 2.4GHz is typically room-scaleUp to 200 feet
DisplayBuilt-in capacitive touchscreenNone; digital displays on mics and mixer
Streaming and appsAndroid TV with YouTube, Spotify, Apple Music; Bluetooth streamingBluetooth input only; no apps
Vocal effects22 customizable vocal effectsAdjustable echo and tone control
RecordingRecords performances to MP3

Price history

  • Platinum Wi-Fi Karaoke Machine: lowest $4,399.98 on Nov 2 at NovaLumix.
  • RKI65BT: lowest $79.95 on Nov 2 at Rockville Audio.

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Specs compared

SpecPlatinum Wi-Fi Karaoke MachineRKI65BT
Wireless microphonestwo 2.4GHz wireless dynamic microphones2 UHF wireless microphones
TypeHomeWireless microphone
Vocal effects22 customizable vocal effects—
Wi-Fi bandsDual-band Wi-Fi (2.4GHz/5GHz)—
Wi-Fi securityWPA3—
Display typeBuilt-in capacitive touchscreen—
Operating systemAndroid TV—
Video outputHDMI Out—
Audio outputLine Out—
Bluetooth streamingBluetooth streaming from any compatible device

What reviewers say

Platinum Wi-Fi Karaoke Machine

Rated 4.4 out of 5 from 53 ratings, with owners calling it easy to operate and a hit at parties and family gatherings. Complaints center on slow order tracking, hard-to-reach support, and machines dying around the warranty cutoff.

Pros
  • One reviewer calls it the best karaoke machine they have had
  • Easy to operate and user-friendly
  • Great for parties and family get-togethers
  • One owner's wife sings almost every day using the app
Cons
  • No tracking number almost a week after ordering
  • Site chat and phone support unresponsive, only a recording
  • Machine stopped working near or just past the warranty period

RKI65BT

Owners rate it 4.6 out of 5 across 38 ratings, and the pattern is satisfaction with value and ease of setup for home karaoke. Complaints tend to center on battery use and occasional wireless interference rather than the mixer itself.

Questions and answers

Which is better for a party with no TV nearby?
The Platinum, because it has a built-in screen and apps and does not need a TV. The Rockville needs a TV or speaker to output sound.
Which has better wireless microphones?
The Rockville. Its UHF mics reach up to 200 feet and offer eight switchable frequencies to dodge interference. The Platinum uses 2.4GHz mics with no stated range.
Can the Rockville stream Spotify or YouTube?
No. It has Bluetooth input only, so you play audio from a phone or TV. The Platinum runs Android TV apps directly.
Which one records performances?
Only the Platinum, which saves performances as MP3 files. The Rockville has no recording feature.
Is the Platinum worth the extra over the Rockville?
It is if you want a standalone screen-and-apps system with recording. If you already own a good TV and speakers, the Rockville covers the mic side for less.
Do the Platinum mics come with batteries?
No. The two 2.4GHz wireless mics ship without batteries, so buy them separately. The Rockville mics use two AA batteries each, also not stated as included.

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RKI65BT

4.6· 38 ratings

Choose the Rockville RKI65BT if you already have a TV or sound system and want dual UHF mics with 200-foot range, eight switchable frequencies and a mixer with echo and tone controls.

Pros
  • UHF mics with 200-foot range and 8 switchable frequencies
  • Mixer with independent mic levels, echo and tone
  • Works with TVs, home theaters and portable devices
  • Includes cables and power adapter
Cons
  • No screen, apps or built-in streaming service
  • No recording feature
  • Needs an external TV or speaker system for sound
No recording
Inputs and outputsHDMI out, line out, USB playback, BluetoothBluetooth, optical, coaxial, aux inputs
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Recording formatMP3—
USB playbackMP3/MP4—
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SpecPlatinum Wi-Fi Karaoke MachineRKI65BT
Power adaptor15V/1.5A—
Item Height1—
Item Length1—
Item Width1—
StyleConsole—
Switchable frequencies—8 switchable frequencies
Number of channels—8
Operating range—200 Feet
Frequency response—30 Hz - 18kHz ±3dB
Signal/Noise ratio—90dB
THD—0.5%
Transmitting Power—10dBm
Mic power supply—3V (2 AA Batt)
Power adapter compatibility—100-240V
Bluetooth input—Bluetooth input
Dimensions—6.69″ x 5.31″ x 1.57″
Wireless Technology—Bluetooth, UHF Wireless
Power Source—Power Adapter with micro USB cable
Form Factor—Handheld (microphones)
Signal To Noise Ratio—90 dB
Format—UHF Wireless Microphones (2), Mic receiver/Mixer
Use—Karaoke
Quantity—2 (UHF Wireless Microphones)
Cable Length—5 Feet (optical cable)
Weight—4 lbs (1.81 kg)
Target Devices—television, computers, iPads
Typical Users—UNISEX, ADULT
For Dual Microphone—Yes
Pros
  • Easy to set up and connect to a TV
  • Good value for two wireless mics
  • Echo and tone controls make vocals sound better
  • Solid range around the house
Cons
  • Eats AA batteries
  • Occasional static or dropouts on crowded frequencies
  • Build feels light for the price