Rechargeable CD Player Portable with Bluetooth,Compact Anti-Skip Shockproof Walkman CD Player with Earphone, Stereo Speakers&LCD Display for Car/Home/Travel (AUX Output)

The quality is really great!! I bought it to listen to my L'arc en ciel smile/tierra CD's and decorated it with a bunch of stickers I had. The earphones they give you are meh, but I hooked mine up with my Beats solo 3 headphones and it sounds amazing! They also get very very loud

Much smaller than I expected it's not much bigger than an actual CD then I'm old school I'm used to carry one on my shoulder LOL

Rechargeable with bluetooth and it pairs up easily with BT speaker. If you still have CD's or still burn them, then it's a pretty good deal. Sound is good

A nice sounding,functional, solid player. It does not have the A to B function that I wanted. Anti skip does work. Very easy to operate with the guidance of the clearly written manual.

The build quality is not the best and could use a better speaker I like that I could charge it and could read cds really fast the anti skip protection really helps with if being shaky or bumped with out skipping and could get loud but my main problem is the speaker buyer beware speaker sounds very bad

When I read the reviews and then received the player, I thought it was interesting that I wasn't having any of the troubles that were in the reviews. I was very happy. The sound quality was good both earplug and speaker, it played the CDs just fine, the non-skip feature was great, compact enough, I was able to connect it to my car and Bluetooth headphones and so on.I have had it for just under 12 months. It was not something I used every day or even a lot. Then after about 3 months, I noticed the sound got shrill and very trebly and not a clear sound. OK - I'll use my Bluetooth headphones. Those worked okay for about a month until it would no longer pair or connect. My Aunt was moving and giving away an older Bose radio when moving. I took it even though we do not get any radio reception where we live BUT I thought I would hook it up to the CD player via the headphone jack. Now that was a beautiful thing! WAIT FOR IT........THEN within a few days of setting that up, I would be listening and "pop", the music stopped because the lid popped open. Close lid. Check to make sure lid is closed. Double check. Music. "POP". Wash, Rinse, Repeat. I looked for lid locks, I looked at the "instructions", I looked and double checked and just no.The long and the short is that I now have a lightly used, less than a year-old portable CD player that will not stay closed long enough to start a CD. I could use it as a paperweight, but my desk is a little too crowded. Possibly a taco holder since it won't stay closed? Or paint it with a face and stick a tongue out the unclosed lid?I'd probably pass by this one. You probably don't need a paperweight with a face and tongue painted on it, either.

Lots of options with this one, use the internal speaker, headphones, or send to Bluetooth speaker/headphones wirelessly- or use it as a Bluetooth speaker from you phone.

It worked ok once right out of the box once and then it didn't so the next time I tried it a few weeks later today July 5 I could not get nothing out of it it was as dead as a doornail nothing in the displays I tried everything does it need a charge I never really used it except a few minutes and how do you charge it c usb one end goes to a c usb PC or usb C hub and the older usb goes into the CD player ?Ok My bad it works like a charm now an Amazon owner of CD player sent me instruction on how to charge it and now NOO problem it works fine sorry I jumped the gun