Panasonic SL CT730 Portable CD Player Review

Mine broke after a year. Complaints about the batteries and display are spot on, but I still miss mine. The sound was amazing but if you walk/hop fast it's easy to miss. However, I mainly used it to listen to audiobooks while falling asleep, plugged into the DC adapter by my bed. He was perfect for that. The wired remote display's backlight was great in the dark and, yes, it was harder to read in daylight. I would buy it again if it was $50 but not $80-90. Panasonic SL-CT730 - CD/MP3 player

Okay, I have a confession. I actually bought last year's 720 on sale and haven't tried this year's model yet. However, if this is anything like last year, this should be the ONLY player you're looking at, whether you listen to MP3 CDs or regular CDs. First, the rechargeable batteries and backlit display are great. Stop buying AA batteries every few weeks, just charge your device with the included batteries. However, if you prefer, you can purchase AA batteries to extend battery life! Finally…

I recently bought a brand new unit (NOS) on Ebay. It was sealed in retail packaging. The guy had 10 grand for sale and wanted $80, but it was worth it. Because the retail package contained rechargeable nickel-cadmium batteries, a regular round battery attachment, a pair of earphones and a charger. The charger is usually not included in the scope of delivery. The uniqueness of the SL-CT730 is that several Panasonic models had 3D EQ settings, but usually only two settings, in addition to other…