Portable Cassette Player - Cassette Tape Recorder with Bluetooth Connection Speaker or Headphones, 3.5mm Audio Cable - Vintage Design Cassette Player & Recorder - (Keith, Grey)

Some of yall are tripping. This cassette player/recorder is amazing. Is it the best quality out there? I have no idea this is my first decent one. I will say I purchased another top rated brand from amazon that was technically a converter, and that was Nintendo Ds speaker like when it came to quality. I am just wanting to record a playlist here and there to a tape and start a collection of tapes and be able to listen to them. Re Are Rewind shouldn't get that much hate from the cassette community. This cassette player is great for the price compared to some "vintage" ones I have seen on Ebay. I do not think the cassette community really understands who this product is for, it seems to me to be targeted towards a newer audience who would like to experience cassettes for the first time or revisit them. I have listened to Spotify for years and honestly can't really tell a difference other than a small "hissing" sound, but that isn't really noticeable. I have a few songs on Spotify that already add that "hiss" near the end of a song for the vintage feel. I almost didn't buy this product because the reviews made it seem like it was another crappy cassette player that you couldn't enjoy. Reddit made it seem like recording on one of these was gonna be the worst mistake I ever made, that is not my experience. I saw a comment saying We Are Rewind are a bunch of hipsters who wanted to cash in on cassettes, but the irony is that comment is coming from people who only buy old *ss players so they can look like they are from the 80's. Hipsters calling other people hipsters is crazy. I personally am glad I spent the money on this device, I'd rather support a company that is currently producing new cassette players so they can see the demand and possibly get the money or connections needed to make cassette players with all the cool features they had before but with a modern twist. I don't understand how only buying used players or decks is gonna help this dying form of entertainment. Sony is clearly not gonna make Walkmans anytime soon, they blew up with all the shows featuring cassettes and can clearly see the demand for the old Walkmans on Ebay, yet didn't cash out. I have been given two Walkmans by family members and they always have a broken belt. I could fix it, however I'd rather buy a newer one vs a $700 "vintage" deck that is parts only.

Surprised my father with this as he has many tapes, self made and bought, but cannot play them when he most wants to: in the car, walking outside, etc. He absolutely loves it and now rolls deep with about twenty tapes in the backseat.Build quality is fantastic. It feels sturdy with some reassuring weight but not in an unwieldy way.Bluetooth has had some issues connecting at first but got there eventually with no problems once paired.Sound quality is ok: definitely turn it up on your Bluetooth or output source before turning it up on the player itself to decrease any hissing.No complaints on battery life or charge time.

I liked the product appearance and how it was packed, really stylish, takes you back in years, nostalgic.Sound via wired headphones is good, clear, I can hear the space, all sounds and instruments are distinguishable. Normal amount of lower frequencies. Maybe for my taste not enough higher frequencies. Wireless option and recording options are just nice to have, but I'm not gonna use them...In terms of what could be done better:- Buttons are really hard to press (really!), which I didn't really like.- Buttons really stick of, so accidentally they can be pressed while wearing in pocket (especially record button, which can spoil tape)- It's really big (really!!), so not quite comfortable to keep it in pocket, and use on the go- While playing, if you rotate it, this affects sound, as if mechanisms inside are not installed tightly, so tape can move from the right place for 2 seconds, and then return back

This is a quality product with a sturdy, well made metal case. Very good sound quality, full, rich base and clear undistorted high sound spectrum. I was very impressed, sounds as good as any high quality portable tape player from the 80's. The rechargeable battery is a big plus and lasts for many hours.

Great Player for the money. High quality has some hefty to it. Plays Great took me a while to figure out the Bluetooth but mostly use wired going into the headphone jack but Bluetooth is handy to have on board. Love playing and collecting cassetes makes me feel like a kid cause all my allowance could afford instead of the new CDs that were coming out at the time.

With its sleek metal like housing it’s pretty cool. The internal battery last longer than 2 AA batteries. It uses USB C for the charge. Sound quality & tape speed is optimal. I use mine in the car playing my old mix tapes and so far no electrical interference like I get in the cheaper ones. With the Bluetooth connection it will pair to any Bluetooth receiver that I have. I use it connected to my Bose soundbar in the house. It does record but I wouldn’t use it for recording music. It’s expensive for what it is BUT you get what you pay for.

As a player it's decent enough. Do not use Bluetooth as the connectivity keeps dropping. Keep it wired where possible for just about decent playback.Will only charge with the cable provided and through my pc. Will not charge with other cables or power bricks.As a recording device it sucks. It randomly stops during recording and if you go past 30 minutes on a 45 minute cassette it starts to screech. During playback of recording the music is extremely warped.

Great quality, sturdy, sound quality superb. Bluetooth works like a charm and most of all it takes you back. You’ll be obsessed with trying to find cassettes on eBAY and Tapeheadcity (hint:).