🎶 Feir Cassette Converter: Portable Cassette to MP3 Converter with Stereo USB, Digital Tape MP3 Music Player, and Headphones - No PC Required Review

I couldn't wait for delivery. I recently moved in and was staring at a box of old tapes from bands I played in in the 90's. At one point I tried converting them to mp3 using a tape recorder playing the audio input from my computer's sound card. It was difficult to get the volume right and difficult to follow the process. This portable converter was just what I needed to make this process quick and painless. I just grabbed some big USB sticks and started working. It will be so great when finally

I may not have to write a review immediately after purchase but I am very pleased with this affordable compact audiocassette to mp3 converter. I had a micro SD adapter (to USB) and to my surprise it worked very well. It created a folder called TAPEMP3 on my micro SD and saved the tape to the folder. It's great quality, as good as the tape, and it was really easy. There is a small button on the front, then press play while holding the record button. I'm skeptical of reviews, sometimes they make…

I don't know what to tell you except this simple thing really works! It's easy to find out. I took the precious cassette I had, put it in, added a flash drive and recorded in manual mode. I don't need auto mode as it was speech and all files are mixed and I still want to edit mp3 files myself. He recorded an MP3 file that sounded exactly like a cassette. I edited the file and created numerous MP3s which I burned to CD myself and checked carefully. Put simply, the thing works. If you enable…

This is a very light device. Some might call it cheap, but for me it's lightweight. The only problem I had was that the device wouldn't pull the tape in, which it automatically reversed. I solved the problem by omitting the lid. Apparently the door is somehow in contact with something. I only had a few tapes I wanted to duplicate, if I had dozens I might look for a more expensive product. I contacted the local service to do the conversion and they charged $50 for two tapes. This unit cost less…

this converter is awesome! Powered by two AA batteries, it is a standalone device. You can use the "manual recording" function to record specific songs. With the "Auto Record" function, it records the entire tape and separates each song into a separate MP3 file. While I'm working, he just sits on my desk and downloads music; it's so easy to use. With "Auto-Recording" the program starts a new file when there is a break in the song. You can merge the two files back into one song using the free…

I looked at the reviews of this cassette converter and found that they are good and that it is easy to convert the cassette to USB without the need for a computer. So I decided to give it a try. When I got it in the mail I saw that it was scratched on the front of the recorder. I may have received a converter that another reviewer received and returned. Although it was scratched on the front, I decided to give it a try as I bought it to convert cassettes and not for looks. Aside from the fact…

This player is a great idea and judging by the reviews it works for some people. But not for me. Most of the time he does what he says but distorts parts of the record - not most, but part of it, here and there for no rhyme or reason. (I didn't meet the converter while it was doing its job.) I know the cassette is ok because I listened on headphones while the converter played the cassette and the audio was ok. I've waited too long to take this test. otherwise I would have sent it back. Well I…

I was dismayed to receive this product which was a replica of a branded product which I had to return due to poor performance. Surprisingly, while this one was also of poor quality, it had other problems. I followed all the instructions exactly. First I had the opportunity to record material from two cassettes and play it on a computer. Since then, the band has stopped consistently recording and transmitting new material, including one of the tapes that originally worked. It creates a generated

This unit records MP3 files at 128kbps, which is about half the maximum sound quality you'll get from MP3s. So I'm not too happy with it, but for the price it does a decent job. It's a bit fiddly to use, but a quick look at the manual won't fix anything. The sound quality is not the best as you will hear digital pops and beeps at the beginning of the recording. It has a practical function: if it reaches the edge of the cassette, it will automatically rewind to the beginning of the 2nd side and…