Divoom SongBird-Ultra — 100 W karaoke speaker with two wireless mics and a 6.35 mm instrument input, White
- Store pickup
- Tashkent, Shaykhantakhur district, Iftikhor street, 2
- Courier
- 50,000 UZS
- Warranty
- 1 month
About this product
All specifications →Divoom SongBird-Ultra: description and configuration
Divoom SongBird-Ultra (SongBird Ultra) — portable speaker.
The Divoom SongBird-Ultra is Divoom's larger 100 W karaoke speaker. It arrives with two wireless microphones and a stand for them, so a duet works on the very first evening with nothing else to buy. The cream retro body with its leather strap and metal grille is built to be left out on a shelf rather than hidden in a cupboard.
The sound is a genuine three-way layout: a 5.25-inch woofer, two 25 mm silk dome tweeters and two passive radiators. Amplification is a Class-D digital stage, and a triple-core 24-bit DSP handles the signal beforehand, looking after vocal clarity and the balance between bands. The microphones can suppress noise and strip the vocal out of a backing track, while reverb, bass and treble are set with physical knobs on the top panel.
Almost anything connects: a phone over Bluetooth 5.2, a TV or mixer over AUX, a flash drive over USB, backing tracks from a TF card. A separate 6.35 mm input takes a guitar, a keyboard or electronic drums, so the speaker doubles as a small portable PA. A charge is good for roughly 8 hours of speaker playtime and up to 10 hours of microphone use.
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A hundred watts across a real three-way
Inside the SongBird-Ultra sit a 5.25-inch woofer, two 25 mm silk dome tweeters and two passive radiators that give the bass body without a separate subwoofer. Total output is 100 W from a Class-D digital amplifier. Bass, mids and treble each get their own driver, so a karaoke vocal does not drown in the music even at high volume.

Exploded view of the Divoom SongBird-Ultra showing the woofer, tweeters, a passive radiator and the board
Two microphones and a vocal-remover button
Two wireless microphones come in the box, along with a stand they rest on between songs. Six vocal processing modes are available, AI noise reduction takes out the room behind you, and the vocal remover pulls the original singer out of an ordinary track — so almost any song works, not just a prepared backing version. The microphones hold a charge for up to 10 hours.

Divoom SongBird-Ultra on a living-room table with karaoke on the TV, microphones and a guitar
Knobs instead of menus
Bass, treble and reverb are set with physical knobs on the top panel rather than through an app. Mid-party that matters: adding echo or pulling out a boomy low is a one-handed move, without breaking off the song or unlocking a phone. Playback and track-skip buttons sit next to them.

Top panel of the Divoom SongBird-Ultra with physical volume, bass, treble and vocal knobs
Not only karaoke: the 6.35 mm input
A separate 6.35 mm input takes an electric guitar, a keyboard or electronic drums, so the speaker also works as a small portable PA — for a rehearsal, a concert in the yard or a set in a small room. A phone can stay on Bluetooth 5.2 at the same time, and backing tracks can live on a TF card or a flash drive and play with no internet at all.

Divoom SongBird-Ultra with its microphones on a plinth beside a guitarist holding an electric guitar
A set you can hand over as a gift
The box holds the speaker itself, two microphones and their stand, two cables — USB-C and AUX — a dust-proof carrying pouch, the manual and a gift box. Nothing else needs buying: karaoke runs as soon as it is unpacked and charged, and the pouch protects the body if the speaker travels.

Divoom SongBird-Ultra package contents: speaker, two microphones, stand, cables and pouch
Divoom SongBird-Ultra specifications
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