Bests & Worsts Reviews from Amazon

This system is a study in how to mislead the online buyer with a carefully worded description. None of the features promised are delivered in a way the item's description imply, but there are no actual false statements that could constitute fraud either. Here are some examples: The description promises 300 MP3g "classic karaoke favorites", leading one to believe that you'll be receiving 300 songs people might select for karaoke. Instead you'll be receiving 300 songs all in the public domain, all at least 100 years old and consisting mostly of nursery rhymes and Christmas carols. If anyone in your circle of family and friends would like to rip into their version of "Camptown Races" or "Jingle Bells" then these are the classic karaoke favorites for you. Also, the description promises "Synchronized LED Lights Flash With The Music". I suppose this is not technically a lie since the lights are synchronized with each other, and the music is playing at the same time, but in no way do these lights flash in time with the music. They simply flash in a repeating pattern that has nothing to do with the music being played. In the days of ultra cheap LED flashlights, you'd expect LEDs at least bright enough to cast a glow in a dark room, but these LEDs are not even that bright. They are bright enough to show up on the speaker cones and that's it. The RCA, microphone and power cables you receive are all 4 ft long or less, making it impossible to even have the system in the middle of the room in all but the smallest of rooms. It's laughable the system includes a remote control when these short cables ensure you will not be getting more than arms length from the system. If the system was worth owning, the seller would not need to craft such a misleading ad to sell it.