Review on 🎧 Portable CD Player with Bluetooth - Lukasa Rechargeable Compact Music Disc Player for Home/Travel - Stereo Speaker & LCD Display - Supports CD, USB, AUX Input - 2000mAh (Black) by Jim Ball

I didn't really know what to expect from this CD player, but I was pleasantly surprised. We built up a stack of CDs over the summer, but only one of our cars has a CD player, and my son has the only physical CD player in his room. So my CDs just sat on the shelf. I wanted to buy something for Christmas, but I decided to do it anyway. Great: Portability - Has a nylon strap, nice and small. There is also a felt bag for storage. You can take it anywhere. Bluetooth is PERFECT. Can also be used as a bluetooth speaker. I've used it with my phone and with my MP3 player. There are no connection problems. USB - You can download multiple MP3 files to a USB storage device for playback. Works very well. Nice feature, especially since my computer cannot read more than one 4GB stick. I've used this with 32GB with no problems. AUX - Connect devices that don't support BT for playback. Good option and it comes with a cable. OK: battery life - carried it with me for a week. After the first charge I haven't had to plug it in yet. Probably four or five hours of use as a BT speaker and CD player a day. At the moment it shows that there is still a bar on the battery. So. I estimate 16 to 20 hours per charge. Not as good as a dedicated BT speaker but quite suitable for a portable device with all those other features. Pairing - Can be paired with other BT speakers or headphones. It's not very intuitive and will take a few tries. However, it works! However, I could NOT connect to my computer. The meh: volume. It won't be loud. Enough for the office or listening on the go. Don't expect this little guy to fill the house with sound. Luckily, you can connect it to other speakers or take it to a different setup with an AUX cable. Headphones. Comes with mediocre wired headphones. Nothing special. They're useful in a pinch, but they go in the box with all the other wired headphones I've collected since the late '90s. Haha