Riptunes Cassette Boombox, Retro Blueooth Boombox, Cassette Player and Recorder, AM/FM/SW-1-SW2 Radio-4-Band Radio, USB, SD, and Aux in, Black

Sounds exactly like it should! Not hi-fi but a party. It's little and cute and packed with features. Recorded aux in (y'all crazy trusting Bluetooth) just gotta be careful that the original source volume isnt too cranked.

Sounds alright for tha 2 speakers amd bass control i feel like it should be just more thump power and(bass)and bestter sound quality recording on this is not very ideal at all actually it slows down everynow n den so when ur done its slow and goes back to regular speed to often which is annyoying so recording doesn't stay at one speed like all others ive used or had but thats ok its not to bad playing cassettes actually is good isnt tha best like i said with sound quality it sounds like tha speakers aremt strong like cheap speakers but it gets it done its not too loud for 2 speakers i used to have a sony about same size with no bass control and only 1 speaker with less power that even sounds so gooddd but its not to bad radio is actually really good i love it it does record off radio and aux pretty sure it would record off USB and sd to cassette not so sure about Bluetooth thats not y i bought it and its actually really light smaller then how sum picture shows misleading but it fits in a purse thats not to small or a bag any size also not to small of a bag i use tha battery to power it and it takes 6 C battery if i remember correctly i dont use tha cord but it works with cord too jist as same as battery i prefer batterys but tha cord is really good too sound quality isnt terrible i just real like it should or could be just a lil better handle is slick! Aux works real well for mp3 or touchscreen i like mp3 better (no ads ) my lil sister connected to Bluetooth once that i know of and it had good range not to bad played toonz with same quality as radio its just casstte aound quality could be better my opinion i bought this for radio casstte and aux wuz a bonus everything else like bt Usb Sd is like add ons to me overall pretty good not to bad

Radio is very small - dial is too small to read & I need readers to see it - Sound is very tinny - sounds & looks like a tubed radio from 55 years ago that I had - this unit wold make a good first radio/tape recorder for a beginner but not for any rich/bass type sound. maybe good to listen to the Beatles or Rolling stones but not for Genesis or any other 80s to day sound. No AM stations however FM comes in good not great but good -- OK for outside dance parties - Use strong Alkaline batteries - Do not use Lithium batteries - not recommended. Comes with regular AC cord - I had it on all day yesterday & it held up good however sound is not Hi Fi Bass otherwise unit is well built & will las a long time if U do not play ruff with it like all these other units on the market. Take care of it & it will take care of U. Played an old tape i did off the radio in the 70s & it sounded decent - Tape is in good shape as well (Maxell with head cleaner on both ends. It is recommended that U use either Maxell or TDK. Do not use cheap no name tape as it will jam & ruin the unit. Like I said take care of it & it will take care of you. Finally this unit passes all my tests. I will give it a recommendation.

Wow. I really wanted to be able to love this radio and display it on my retro music shelf. However, there's just so much that is wrong with this product.Firstly, the appearance WOULD be amazing if it weren't for the TERRIBLE quality control. The color of the yellow paint is eye-catching and cute, however, the crude paint job definitely looks like someone hosed it down outside with a rattle can. Orange peel everywhere. Some spots thicker than others. Edges so thin you can see the gray base beneath it, etc.One of the speaker grilles was dented inward (pictured), the cassette player door was sunken in on one side and protruded outward on the other (pictured), and there was a specific button to control track functions for Bluetooth connection that was so caked with overspray from whatever Picaso painted this thing, that it would either get stuck or wouldn't budge at all (pictured).As for the sound, well... it's about what you'd expect. I tried the Bluetooth function and found it to be flat with not much range to it and not all that loud. Being that it has what seems to be 2 substantial drivers, it definitely leaves a lot to be desired. I also tested the radio function which was actually serviceable and was able to tune in to more stations than I would've thought with a decent signal.I know...I know... you shouldn't expect the best-of-the-best at this price range. It's just that I've owned other 'boombox' style radios that I've purchased for much less and they've lasted well over 10 years while also looking and sounding good! I also have a collection of Bluetooth speakers that I've purchased for half the price which have a sound to them that simply blows this out of the water.All-in-all, I was hoping to get something that, at the very least, looked the part. This radio fails in almost every regard. Not sure if I just so happened to be the "lucky winner" or if this is the attention to detail they put into this entire line of Riptunes radios. As it stands, I cannot recommend this and will definitely be requesting a refund in order to purchase something with a bit more refinement and quality assurance.Sorry, Riptunes... this ain't it!