📀 Exploring Unmatched Portability with Panasonic Shockwave SL-SW405 Compact Disc Player Review

Since I received it, it works very well. I noticed twice that this distorted the audio and when it did the device didn't move. But it still works fine. I haven't had it, but have for a few months.

This CD player is reliable. I can't imagine that there are many other portable CD players built to such a high standard. It sounds great, is easy to use and well built so I plan on using it for years to come. I'm thankful I found one to buy online.

Just right for connecting to a desktop speaker/iPod dock. Music and gaming devices have changed so much that I no longer had (or needed) a CD player. It's just that this one that connects to the speakers is compact and works great.

I bought my first one 20 years ago. In all this time it has never failed. It would still be strong if my wife's cat hadn't knocked it off the fridge. It did. I found one that was hardly used for $40 and I'm very glad I replaced mine at that price. These ZcD players cost over $300 which is what people charge for new ones. I'm 60 years old, have a huge CD collection and I know the one I just bought for $40 will outlive me. I've heard many players and they sound as good as a $1500 Sony Discman…

Excellent CD player. It is clearly made for runners or athletes as it has a very strong body and can survive a fall. I've dropped mine and it didn't even slip through. It's larger than it looks in the picture and a bit heavy compared to the Sony drive it replaced. It has some unusual places for a pair of switches. You are in the drive bay. I had to run to the manual to get mine out of random mode. The batteries are also housed in the compartment located under the CD itself. It can use dry cell…