Review on 🎧 Ultimate Portable CD Player: Rechargeable with LCD Display, Anti-Skip, AUX Cable, Headphones Included - Lightweight & Sport Ready! by Andrew Frison

For full context, I'm not a music lover, I personally think audiophiles either have a disorder that makes them enjoy music, or they just want to show how much they've spent doing it. But I am very interested in music. However, I am returning to CDs after playing around with MP3s, vinyl and cassettes for a while. Some of my shocks may just be the basic features of the environment, which is amazing by the way. Nothing has ever surpassed the quality of a CD, it was that good. But this one just blew me away. I bought it as a budget entry-level unit to get back to CDs. I was shocked that even with my cheap, useless Motorola headphones, this player sounded better than any other music option I have. I also hooked them up to some PC 2.1 speakers and wow! Really good. It's been an hour, so if they break or something, I'll let you know. The whole system doesn't look cheap, but it doesn't look expensive either. It's good, but you won't feel weird taking it anywhere. So far I've never missed it. I just can't comment on how good the sound is. If you've used high-end hardware you might not appreciate it, but if you're just going back to CDs then I think this is a really good budget entry-level laptop and you'll really enjoy using it listen. I have three new albums coming out later today and I can't wait to put them on this player. If I have any complaints, it's that while I prefer wired headphones, it seems to me that Bluetooth should come by default in 2021.