Karaoke often brings more frustration than fun: singers struggle with keys they can’t reach, backing tracks sound off, or the microphone screeches with feedback. JBL’s new EasySing lineup aims to change that by using AI to remove vocals from songs in real time. Instead of hunting for special karaoke versions or struggling with poor mixes, you get a clean instrumental track instantly so you can focus on singing.
The EasySing range is built around simple, plug-and-play operation. JBL designed the system so you don’t need a complicated setup, a dedicated app flow, or long Bluetooth pairing procedures. The idea is straightforward: plug the included USB-C dongle into a compatible JBL PartyBox speaker and the microphones work immediately. That simplicity makes EasySing appealing for casual parties, backyard gatherings, content creators, and anyone who wants a quick, reliable karaoke solution.
There are three main products in the lineup. The EasySing Mics, sold as a pair, retail for $199.95 and offer adjustable vocal removal controlled through JBL’s One app. You can dial vocal suppression to 25%, 50%, or 100%, which lets you keep a subtle hint of the original vocals for support or remove them completely for a true karaoke experience. The microphones themselves include an algorithm that provides pitch support for high notes, natural-sounding reverb, and feedback suppression to prevent unpleasant squeals on stage. On a single charge the mics can run up to 10 hours, and they maintain a wireless range up to 30 meters, which is useful for larger rooms or outdoor parties.
For a more compact option, JBL offers the EasySing Mics Mini at $179.95. These smaller units use the same AI vocal-removal technology but are designed to be more portable and unobtrusive. They clip to a collar or attach to a ring handle and operate as standalone microphones ideal for mobile creators, livestreamers, or anyone recording audio while on the move. Like the full-size mics, the Mini models pair with compatible speakers via a USB-C dongle for fast, dependable connection without the need for extra hardware or complex configuration.
The speaker that ties it all together
At the center of the system is the PartyBox On-The-Go 2 Plus, priced at $419.95 and developed specifically with EasySing compatibility in mind. The PartyBox On-The-Go 2 Plus delivers substantial sound for its size, with a 5.25-inch woofer and dual silk-dome tweeters powering up to 100W of output. JBL bundles the EasySing Mics with this speaker so buyers get a ready-made karaoke setup out of the box. Battery life extends up to 15 hours, and the speaker carries an IPX4 splash-proof rating for resilience at outdoor events or around pools.
Beyond standalone performance, the PartyBox On-The-Go 2 Plus supports expanded setups through Auracast-enabled connectivity for pairing with other compatible JBL speakers. Practical design touches such as a shoulder strap and center handle make it straightforward to move the speaker between locations, and the PartyBox app offers controls for music playback, EQ adjustments, and the lightshow that many PartyBox speakers include.
Compatibility is broad for users who already own PartyBox models. The EasySing Mics work with a number of existing PartyBox speakers, including Encore models, On-The-Go versions, Club and Stage series speakers. That compatibility means you can add EasySing functionality to an existing system without replacing the entire speaker collection. JBL’s approach lets owners enhance what they already have instead of forcing an all-new purchase.
JBL has been active with recent audio releases across multiple categories, continuing to expand its headphones, earbuds, and portable speaker offerings. The EasySing series complements that strategy by targeting social audio experiences—karaoke, live streaming, and small performances—where simplicity and reliable vocal removal make a noticeable difference. No official release date for the EasySing lineup has been announced yet.
