Electronics NPB 251BU Portable Player Stereo Review

This is like an ironic joke. The return period for this product expired on 07/20/19. 07/23/19 he died! The lights are off, the radio is on, but the CD player, the only reason I bought it, doesn't work at all. To say I'm angry would be an understatement.

This is the second time I have bought this portable CD player. In both cases, the CD player is defective. The first one lasted about 2 months and the CD player wouldn't even turn on. I had this new one which I received on May 21st 2019, on May 26th there was no sound in the CD player. I will never buy this company again!

The reason we got this is because our old radio died and our kid insists on keeping his Listening to CD with white noise repeatedly. at night, every night. A month later the snooze function stopped working. We even re-did the CD, but that didn't change anything.

It stopped playing CDs just a few months after I bought it for my blind mother. Since it was still under warranty, they sent me another one. BUT, the 2nd broke even faster! I bought a protection plan but I would have to pay the postage to have it repaired and also send the postage back. It just wasn't worth it so it went in the bin. DO NOT BUY THIS PRODUCT IT IS GARBAGE!

The first thing that comes to mind when I use an old-school CD player is that I'd like to struggle to find the function keys so that this works on the side or behind. device, not straight. Fortunately, this device was designed for this fight. The sound is only decent, but it wins for the very nostalgic, low-quality sound that made me feel like I was in elementary school or my grandparents' house.

I've had it for about a year now. It still works and my son uses it every sleep and night to listen to his CD. Therefore, it is used for about 2 hours every day. Volume and speakers are low for a basic CD player, especially for a child. I had no trouble skipping it unless the disc needed cleaning or the player collided. I must point out that this will not stand up to the child she is carrying. We only leave it on the dresser to listen to, not to play with.

It's 2019, you would think that our society has mastered the technology of CD player economically. Unfortunately, Naxa (who else is that brand?) is definitely not. The CD player ran for maybe a week before it started cracking. While standing on a flat, level surface. He then proceeded to make sporadic decisions to play the CD or not. Do not get me wrong. Who listens to CDs these days and not MP3s or just uses a streaming service? But---if you want a CD player that will last more than a week…

Purchased NPB-251BU and NPB-251RD, the blue and red versions of AM/FM Stereo Portable CD Player (one for son and one for daughter). Advantages: 1. Inexpensive2. Decent sound (for the price)3. Stereo seems to work relatively well. Cons: 1. Has a dial-shaped dial for switching radio stations and volume. This is normally normal, but the radio knob is located next to the AM radio/FM radio/CD player toggle switch. They're also on the sides of the radios (volume on one side, mode change and radio…