PROSCAN Cassette Player & Recorder with Microphone, Headphone Jack, Aux in, Black

The media could not be loaded. Works very well right out of the box, I purchased this with the intention of making mix tapes directly from my computer via audio Jack (not included). Plays back regular cassettes very well, and is very compact.Buttons feel nice and function well. Good value for making mixtapes easily.

In this day and age of technology it’s so nice to have a simple tape recorder.It’s well built, good sound, and like in the olden days, it can record whatever it is you wanna say with no muscle and no fuss you just do it and you have fun.I found some old cassettes from the sixties and it must have been such a novelty back then that we kids would have it on all the time and I found spurts of us laughing and playing games and doing stuff in a coloring book and talking to my mother while we were in the car and it’s hilarious.!This was definitely worth the money!

I just got this in the mail with the intention of being about to listen to recordings my dad made when I was little. I didn’t want to get a Walkman or something I needed headphones to use. I should have went that route because as soon as you hit play, it sounds like the chipmunks because everything is in fast forward. I can’t get it to slow down. My dad passed in 2021 and I just want to hear his voice again.

This is a well designed, well built unit with favorable sound quality for its category. My 94 year old mother-in-law is able to enjoy her "old school" cassettes; I feel it "checks all the boxes" for its "genre" and am 100% pleased with the purchase and supplier.

I used this to record an audio production of mine onto a cassette tape using an aux cable, and it came out great! It recorded quite well onto the tape, and sounded good (not an audio expert, so take this with a grain of salt). The speaker on this is very cheap, sounds crunchy, and was lacking in the bass, so I would not recommend for listening to tapes unless you plan on using headphones. I read another review before buying this (not sure if it was on this item or another one) that said to use C batteries rather than plug the recorder in to get the best sound; this is the strategy I took and I had no problems. It did not eat my tape, either, but I suspect I got a little lucky and didn't receive a defective model; around 13% of the reviews say that it absolutely massacred their tape, so just be aware while shopping. All in all, great for novice audio recording on a budget. Just be wary that you have a chance of getting a defective model.

Bought for a friend and she loves it.

I've had precious little experience with the product, but it's enough for me to give it a rating.Let's get down to why this is three stars. It works. It records. It's not great, but it's functional enough to play around with.I haven't tried the included microphone because it feels like cheap crap that could be outshone by the built-in mic in my wired headphones.But my biggest issue is that my recorder seems to be possessed by the soul of the child in the sweat shop that built it because it won't stop screaming while in use. Trying to record? The item screams. Thankfully, this isn't picked up in the recording. Trying to play? Item screams. Rewinding? High-pitched screams that turn to odd funny screams when it gets to the end of the tape (it does not auto-stop rewinding).All in all, it's worth the less-than-$20 I paid for it. It would be nicer if it didn't have the souls of the damned screaming at me while I tried to use it, but I'll take what I can get.

I found a tape from my late husband that he wrote to me in 1984 and I wanted to see if it's still played but I didn't have a CD player thanks to this I got to hear his voice all over again it worked perfectly