CD Player portable cd player - with Bluetooth Wall Mountable Built-in HiFi Speakers, Home Audio Boombox with Remote Control FM Radio USB MP3 3.5mm Headphone Jack AUX Input/Output with Pulling-Switch

The media could not be loaded. Great sound quality, bit fiddly at the start trying to get it to the cd setting and you need your own 2 triple A batteries so have them prepared, remote is good but the buttons only go to 9 so if you have albums to with more than 9 songs you will have to manually do it with the next and previous buttons allocated side by side the pause and play button. The stand doesn’t screw or clip on which confused me a bit but then I figured it out and it is very convenient. It includes a wall stand and screws to put it up. Great for the price.

The media could not be loaded. Honestly, this CD player is great.I can finally play my albums and display them attractively on my shelf.The sound quality is great, the speakers go really loud.The remote is responsive and there’s loads of buttons to play around with.You can hook your phone via an AUX lead or Bluetooth too, which is such an amazing feature to have.

This seems a lot more robust than I was expecting it to be. I bought it because a two year extended warranty was offered as an additional purchase at a reasonable price, and as every other CD player that I have bought over the past 10 years has broken so quickly, I thought that this was a good deal. However, it seems quite solid, so hopefully I won't have to use the extended warranty after all! In my opinion the sound is too quiet, but this is to be expected for such a small player with tiny speakers. On the other hand, the sound quality is surprisingly good. There is no distortion whatsoever, so although you can't annoy the neighbours with this, you do get a pleasant stereo sound from it. I use it in my kitchen which is a large room in which it has to compete with a washing machine and a fan oven, so I think that if I were to use it in a smaller, quieter area, the volume would seem a lot better. The other thing that I particularly like is the small size of this player. I have it on its stand and it fits anywhere which is much more practical than having a bulky boombox. Overall, if you want to party and blast out the neighbourhood, this is definitely not the best choice for you, but if you just want to be hear all your old CDs like I do, it does the trick!

My parents wanted something small and compact to play their old CDs on and something. Its really easy to use and the Bluetooth connection is also good.I gave the sound quality as the speakers that we are used to now are a lot better and this lacks a lot of bass and when you play anything with a lot going on in the back ground, its very limited. So if you want to listen to any thing from musicals, rock or anything heavy with lots layer, this isn't for you. When connected via Bluetooth is also limits the sound capability, a bit more than when play via the CD player.Overall though, I would recommend anyone who wants to play old CDs and tracks they have forgotten as they've been too caught up on Spotify or anyone with a small apartment or maybe in a kitchen wanting a simply speaker

My teenager researched this cd player & wanted one.It is not a brand I knew but I bought it for them.I was so pleased with the sound quality,remote control & versatility in how to display it that I bought one too.The stand is great & sturdy.I was concerned at the pull on and off cord at first but it is fine so far. I recommend the cd player and the seller.

So, I bought this just because I wanted a CD player to play my K-Pop CDs just in my bedroom. Having a CD player that massively blasted or filled out a room wasn't important for me. I also wasn't, personally, bothered about wall-mounting it.Does it work? Yes - but that yes comes with an asterisk.*However, for some reason it only plays some CDs all the way through. And with some of them, it'll only play them for so long before straight up just stopping. It doesn't always play the whole CD. It seems to be once it hits a certain time, it just stops. So, it'll play 4-track EPs just fine, but, once things get longer than that, there's the chance it'll just stop part way through a song. Because of that, I can't actually play all of my CDs which is, let's not lie, the whole reason I bought this thing.Why am I still giving it three stars then? Well, there ARE other modes. There's a Bluetooth mode, so I can connect my phone to it and just play the albums from Spotify if the physical CD doesn't work instead. So, even if I can't play the physical albums, I can at least still stream them and hear them.And the sound quality, since I just wanted it for my bedroom, is absolutely perfect - no complaints at all on that front. I also appreciated that it has a plug. I know that might be a stupid thing to say, but I've seen some players that are wireless, or have to be charged. I wanted something that I could just plug in and play, and that's what this one is.Some things I'm neutral about:It could do with instructions on how to set up the stand it comes with. While I did manage to get it set up myself, I did see a couple other reviews talk about how difficult it was, which I do agree with. It was a bit awkward to set up.It doesn't have a cover for the CDs. This doesn't bother me, specifically, but I can see how it would some other people. It does (or mine did) come with this little CD-shaped card, so the laser reader (the thing that pretty much plays the CDs) at least stays covered when I'm not using it.The remote. It comes with a remote, and mine works absolutely fine. I tend to use the remote to control it, instead of the buttons on the system itself. However, the remote does take two triple A batteries, and it could be a bit annoying if you don't have any, since the system doesn't come with any.The fact that you power it on and off by pulling the wire that powers it IS weird. It's not a positive or negative - it's just odd.All in all, sure, it works, but the fact that it seems to pick and choose which CDs it will play all the way through is massively annoying. I'd probably be more angry and would want to return it had I not bought this with a gift card and actually spent the £47 myself.I think I'm just more disappointed than anything else.