CD Player with Bluetooth Transmitter, Nostalgic Retro Wood Music Player, Built-in Speakers-Bass Boost, FM Radio for Home/Wired&Remote Control-White

I absolutely adore this CD player. The pictures of it were what caught my attention and I immediately loved the style. Who wouldn't love a CD player that looks like a small record player? It has charm and I absolutely love it. Pop in the CD and pull over the arm which activates "CD Mode" and the player takes it from there. The audio quality is amazing. The speakers sound wonderful and play at a great volume, which you can adjust with either the knob or the remote. All your necessary buttons are right on the device and they have a nice, solid click when you press each one. The volume knob also clicks in, allowing you to mute the player. The Bluetooth connectivity is amazing, I've really only used Bluetooth in regards to headphones, but the connection is very solid and continues to sound great even a few rooms away. The FM radio feature is nice to have, although I can't get much reception for more than a very small handful of stations, but I couldn't say if that's because of the device or just my local area maybe not having that many stations. I was utterly shocked to see how many different methods of playback there were added to this device. I've yet to try out the headphone jack, AUX port, USB Mode or the fiber optics port. All-in-all a very wonderful and stylish CD player, which I'm glad to have to help foster my desire to grow a CD collection.

This review is for something that I just like, and it something that a wanted to like. I picked this up for a specific reason[ I wanted something for my bedroom] I do have a DVD/CD player in my bedroom connecter to a system, but I wanted something near me that I could connect headphones to. First it has built in speakers that sound pretty good, it comes in three colors, It has a remote, it can send and receive a Bluetooth signal, has several inputs, I wanted a CD player for a reason and this fulfills the reason. The arm does have a function to start and stop the CD player, the headphone jack in the back can be connected to external speakers. There is a sleep mode on the remote. it has a FM radio that will scan for channels, I only have good thing to say about this player especially, at this price point, find one that suits your needs.

This is a cool little showcase piece with a little added functionality, but loses a star because, while audible, and somewhat loud, those internal speakers are NOT pleasureable with little to no bass in them. That said, you can export sound out via headphone jack and even toslink (there's a toslink port but I haven't tested it...I hope it's output and not input dear lord!). When sound is exported via headphone jack, it's nice and full with no hum or interference. Bluetooth mode does introduce a minor hum that becomes immediately inaudible once sound starts (provided you're not listening to spoken word or podcasts). It's very low and I have a pet peeve for hum however so trust if I give it a pass. Just know I know so you know. Finally Auxillary, same, pending what's connected. There is a slight delay when starting a cd for some reason before audio comes through whatever you choose (internal or external)...I don't know if it's buffering the track/cd to memory or what but if it's an anti-skip feature that's cool, though you're not operating this without some type of AC adapter or at least a portable battery with sufficient 5v power. Watch the disc spin like a little record is my reason for purchase as the visual in itself is intended for use of that very purpose in the near future. Overall a nice desk or shelf piece when you want to cut the cord and be offline and off grid with your music, and just daze into the hypnotic rotations of whatever compact disc mesmerizes you back to when things weren't so glum. Or alternately, if you want to stick it to the rotary-philiac collectors of vinyl out there, showing compact discs can look cool spinning too and in most cases, sound way better if also way clearer. This is your jam piece central. Just don't insult it. Use your compact disc collection. Not your cd-r collection of half baked kazaa and limewire mp3s, even if converted to WAV for "regular cd players". For one, this doesn't read mp3s on disc like that, you gotta use the USB slot in back for that...and to buy this for that perplexes me. But also, this doesn't convert your CDs to MP3's or USB or SD or anything like that. And I don't think Bluetooth is reversible. That is, you can beam your phone to it and Spotify your hearts content. But it's not connecting via Bluetooth to BT Speakers to make it louder...TLDR:It's a cute scale recreation of a turntable but plays cds instead and they threw in some added functionality. I got mine for $35 on here during some sale Amazon had. Totally worth it even if looking it at the viewpoint of a toy or interactive paperweight. Grab some computer speakers that have 1/8-in headphone male jack connection and this can literally be your bumping home system. ESP if you can tie in a subwoofer somehow. No brainer. Would be 5-stars if you didn't have to do that and the internal speakers they give you didn't sound like giant scissors ready to stab your ear drums.

This is perfect. Just the right size. Doesn’t take up a lot of room on my desk. Sound is great. A cute and affordable cd player.

Cute and compact. The sound was surprisingly really good and clear! I bought a second one. Didn’t use the Bluetooth as we didn’t need too.

Works very good, except there is no way to figure out which station you are on the radio. Also the bass sounds horrible when you turn it up. Other than that as a basic CD player that you plug into the wall its not bad.

I had cd's from over 20 years ago and wanted something good but not expensive to play them again. This cd player was the answer. The sound is very good for its size and you can adjust the treble and bass to your liking. Operation is very easy and it is cute how you move the 'needle arm' to turn it on. The symbols for use confuse me (74 years old) and I would rather have short words ie, fwd, back, rep (repeat), stop, play, etc. However, when you are marketing your product world wide the symbols are the best choice. I would recommend unless you are a music aficionado, you will want something more high end.

Perfect and affordable and very nice looking