Review on 🎵 Versatile Philips Portable CD Player Boombox with Bluetooth, MP3, FM Radio, USB Input, Audio-in, and LCD Display for immersive stereo sound by Dee Rawls

I haven't read the specs, but it's smaller than you'd expect from an $80 CD player. In promotional photos, the color appears to be silver. He's actually white. The sound quality of laptop speakers has a much wider dynamic range. There are no triplets. The cymbals and percussion instruments can hardly be heard. Lead and backing vocals are tight and flat, but volume levels are acceptable. The FM radio only display remained blank and could not be adjusted. I haven't used the blue tooth or USB features so they may be of some value. The manufacturer is exempt from many of the security features required by different countries. It even has a fake Underwriters Laboratories logo on it. This is typical cheap Hong Kong electronics. If you can handle a lot of troubles, it can be put on the fridge or bedside table, provided it doesn't die off on you quickly. Since I've already spent the money, I plan to return it, add about $30 more, and buy something quality.