Let's Sing review

Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Nov 2026

Let's Sing is a karaoke video game for singers who want to play solo, sing with friends, or compete online rather than follow a structured vocal course. Available on iOS and Android, it pairs the main game with a free companion app that turns a smartphone into a microphone. The game is designed for casual karaoke and party play, with licensed songs and several ways to perform. It may suit singers looking for an entertainment-first format, but not those seeking a guided learning path.

The modes give the game its range: Classic supports solo or group singing, Feat offers duet and cooperative play, and career mode adds single-player challenges. Online competition provides another way to sing with other players, while playlists let players organize available songs. The product details also list pitch feedback, but not guided lessons, warm-up routines, vocal-range assessment, or practice tracking. That makes its singing features a complement to play rather than a defined instructional program.

The companion app connects to a supported console over the same Wi-Fi network and requires a console online account; up to four phones can connect as microphones. The game is sold separately, and an optional VIP Pass subscription adds access to an expanded song catalogue. This means buyers should consider both the separate game purchase and whether the added catalogue suits their needs. Choose Let's Sing for karaoke sessions, cooperative play, and competition; look elsewhere if your priority is structured vocal instruction or practice routines.

Let's Sing pros and cons

• Where it wins
  • Offers solo, duet, cooperative, career, and online competition modes
  • Companion app turns a smartphone into a microphone
  • Playlists and an optional VIP Pass expand song choices
• Where it doesn't
  • No guided lessons, warm-up routines, or vocal-range assessment
  • The game must be purchased separately from the free companion app
  • Companion app requires a supported console, same Wi-Fi, and an online account

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Last updated 14 Nov 2026 · How we research and update