Review on HOTT CD903TF HiFi Bluetooth 5.0 Portable CD Player with FM Transmitter AUX3.5mm Output - Rechargeable 1800mah, Touchpad and Display, Anti Shock, for Home and Car Wireless Headphones, Speaker by Lonnie Batch

I needed a portable CD player that could be plugged into my car so I could listen to my CDs while driving. To be honest I was very hesitant to buy because I bought another, different brand, before that there should have been connectivity but no matter what I tried I couldn't get it to work. It was literally what I spent a whole day doing only to turn around and bring the player back to Revane very upset. Although I really wanted to play CDs in my car, I was concerned and had a slightly negative attitude. I decided I wanted it badly enough to take the risk again and I'm so glad I did because it worked like a charm. I was able to connect it via the aux cable in seconds, which amazed me because the previous player also had an aux cable, USB cable and Bluetooth capabilities. I was concerned that I might experience CD skipping despite being supposedly anti-shock, but to my surprise I didn't experience any skipping even on the roughest roads, through the biggest potholes. The display is large enough to be seen with just a quick glance while driving or at traffic lights. The touchpad is responsive and not overly sensitive. The sound quality of the player is excellent and worth the money. It's very sharp and clear! It charges very quickly and I know it lasts around 13 hours but I honestly think it lasts a little longer! At least that's how it seems to me! The headphones were a nice bonus and proved surprisingly more comfortable than I expected. The only thing I would change is that it would be nice if the CD player opened up a little wider for easier access while driving. The opening might seem a little narrow if you're trying to multitask, but then again, it might just be me and my terrible multitasking skills. Not necessarily a dislike, but I can't say much about the Bluetooth or FM transmitter functionality as I haven't tried them. Honestly, after connecting the player via the auxiliary cable, I didn't want to break anything and tried to connect it differently. I guess you could say I'm a bit superstitious. I just wanted to point this out because my review is based solely on the CD player itself and its ability to connect to my machine via an additional cable.