Loving to sing doesn't mean you have to head to a karaoke bar. With a smartphone or tablet, you have all the hardware you need, and the rest is just finding the right app. If you're not sure where to start, we have five suggestions for the best karaoke apps for Android.

The Best Karaoke Apps for Android
The best karaoke apps for Android

Smule

The Best Karaoke Apps for Android
Karaoke app for Android

A capella, solo, in a duet, or in a group. Smule brings more than ten million songs to the table, and as expected, it has a high social network profile. It includes the most famous hits, Disney songs, and the ability to upload your own music. (Freemium, with 7-day trial. You must create an account before starting.)

Yokee

The Best Karaoke Apps for Android
Karaoke app for Android

The first thing Yokee (in addition to offering its premium version) is ask for your age group. That will allow it to adjust part of its catalog, but don't be fooled: The names that appear inside the app are very high profile. The interface is very pleasant, and the frequency of its ads is definitely tolerable, though there are songs that are only available for VIP users.

KaraFun

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The song offering on KaraFun is a bit more limited, but it compensates with secondary features like offline mode, and Chromecast support, so all the action will go to your TV. Among its subscriptions, it's worth highlighting the "Fiesta Pass" with unlimited access for two days for 5 euros, and another KaraFun success is that you can explore its catalog without entering the app.

Aloha Karaoke Lite

The Best Karaoke Apps for Android

Unlike other karaoke apps for Android that add social network features, Karaoke Lite simply works as a searcher for songs that have already been uploaded to the Web (read: "YouTube"). The available versions are very good, and beyond some full-screen ads, the app has no restrictions. Basic, but it works.

StarMaker

The Best Karaoke Apps for Android

We recently dedicated an entire article to it, and it would be a great mistake on our part not to mention it here. StarMaker allows you to sing full songs, choruses, or invite someone else to do a duet. The app works better with headphones, but if you just want to sing, turn up the volume and use the smartphone microphone.

Karaoke Apps for Android: Summary

If with this selection of the best karaoke apps for Android we can't convince you to sing at least one song, then nothing will. Some are more demanding than others in terms of registration and subscription, but they undoubtedly sit at the top of this category. Give it a try!