Liewood Beinta Karaoke Microphone: Setup and Sing-Along Guide

Quick answer

Pair the Liewood Beinta microphone with your phone or tablet over Bluetooth, pick a song, and let your child sing along. Use the voice-changing modes for extra fun, and keep the volume at a comfortable level.

Step-by-step setup for a kids' sing-along

1. Charge or power the microphone: Check the microphone for a charging port or battery compartment and power it on. If you are unsure about the battery status, charge it fully before the first use. Common mistake: assuming it is charged out of the box. A full charge before the first sing-along prevents mid-song interruptions.
2. Pair with your device: Turn on Bluetooth on your phone or tablet, find the Beinta in the list of available devices, and select it. If it does not appear, turn the microphone off and on again. Common mistake: leaving the device connected to another Bluetooth speaker. Disconnect other Bluetooth audio devices first if pairing fails.
3. Choose a song and set the volume: Open a karaoke app or a music streaming service and pick a song your child knows. Start with the device volume low and raise it gradually. Common mistake: turning the volume up too high before your child starts singing. Keep the volume at a level where your child can hear themselves without shouting.
4. Try the voice-changing modes: Cycle through the robot, monster, and baby effects to find the one your child enjoys most. Use them as a warm-up game before the first song. Common mistake: switching effects mid-song and confusing the singer. Let your child pick a favorite effect before the performance starts.
5. Set up a duet with TWS: If you have a second compatible microphone, enable TWS mode according to the instructions so both microphones play through the same device. Common mistake: pairing the second microphone to the phone separately instead of using TWS. TWS pairs the microphones to each other, not both to the phone.
6. Run a short, safe sing-along: Keep sessions to 15–20 minutes and take breaks. Place the microphone on a stable surface when not in use, and keep it away from water and very young children who might chew on it. Common mistake: letting the microphone dangle from its cable or leaving it on the floor. Short sessions protect hearing and keep the microphone in good condition.

Product facts

• Liewood: Beinta Karaoke Microphone - Peach / Sea shell: Wireless karaoke microphone with TWS connectivity for duets and voice-changing modes (robot, monster, baby). TWS lets two microphones work together for duets, and the voice effects make sing-alongs more playful for children.