🎧 Portable CD Player with Skip Protection: Insignia NS-P4112 - Perfect for CD, CD-R, CD-RW - Includes Headphones Review

. It didn't bounce or bounce even when playing my oldest CDs Full of scratches I bought this model after returning something called "HOTT" that bounces like kids playing Double Dutch. What an awful toy. But back to that insignia. It feels solid and I played it upside down and it was fine. It even comes with batteries, which is pretty rare these days. However, the supplied headphones turned out to be quite uncomfortable. But I recommend it. For anyone longing for the Walkman days, this is the…

This is an exceptionally good CD player, bought to replace a broken Sony model that cost twice as much, although it had little programmability and a hell of a battery compartment under the cover due to opening and ejection CD was required when my batteries died without warning. It was noisy too, an issue as I keep it next to the bed and quiet operation is desired. This model features a fully programmable option for any track order (Sony only allows you to select tracks in ascending numerical…

I've had this for almost 6 months now and it still works great. I bought this on a whim after the spindle on my fourth Sony Walkman CD player became unsafe and was no longer used, and overall it's a much better quality product than this. However, it has a few disadvantages. Let's start with the positives: - Great sound quality, not too much bass - Volume wheel is great too, much better than the limiter buttons on the Sony - Battery compartment is on the back of the player, not in the…

I had one like this a long time ago until it wore out and that was 7-8 years ago. It's a good compact player and Insignia is an electronics charter carrier for Best Buy and also available here at Revain. My advice to you consumers is that compact discs or compact discs quickly become obsolete. So if you see a brand new CD player at Revain or wherever you go, buy a few because the day will come when CDs will no longer be produced along with disc players and players will die out. On the contrary,