Singcore S1 Karaoke Systems Will Launch on Kickstarter October 27

Oct 2, 2026
Singcore will launch its S1 and S1 Pro AI karaoke systems on Kickstarter on October 27. Both models combine Android apps, wireless microphones, vocal removal, AI creation tools, speakers and a battery.
Singcore S1 Karaoke Systems Will Launch on Kickstarter October 27
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Singcore will launch its S1 and S1 Pro AI karaoke systems on Kickstarter on October 27, the company said in a press release. Both models run Android, support compatible Google Play apps and include wireless microphones, dynamic lighting, speakers and a battery.

The systems can reduce vocals in supported music, generate songs and turn recorded performances into music videos with AI tools. Each device includes 4 GB of RAM, an NPU offering up to 6 TOPS of AI processing power, sound controls and two 5.8 GHz wireless microphones with latency below 15 ms.

The S1 Pro includes an 8 MP camera and 128 GB of storage, while the S1 has a 5 MP camera and 64 GB. Singcore says the battery provides up to 10 hours of use. A $9.90 reservation gives early backers an additional $100 discount on the Kickstarter campaign price.

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