HOTT CD611 Portable CD Player: Anti-Shock Personal Music Player with Headphones - Black Review

This takes me back to my childhood with a cd player. Ideal for on the go or in the car. I saw a review saying they are used for audio books and it's perfect for that. Doesn't skip like other CD players I've had.

My daughter got her headphones for Christmas and I'm so glad she can now LISTEN to CD stories on long journeys instead of having to hold the screen in front of her all the time! I like the "hold" feature so she can't press keys and distort her place in the recording. I had a little trouble with it, but I'm not a techie, that might be the reason.

I like the simplicity of this CD player. I am an avid audio book listener and my old (very old) CD player was almost empty. What I like about this player is that the buttons are simple and in a good order. The only problem I had was following the "game" instructions. It took me a few tries to figure out that you have to press the play button a few quick clicks to turn the sound back on. Otherwise it's a great CD player.

After 4 months every time I play the CD it jumps back to the last sentence of the last chapter and then ends, forcing me to restart. I have no modes or programs open. The keys are loud when listening to them in bed at night, especially with all the reboots. I won't buy it again.*First review: Public libraries still offer audiobooks on CD and this is the best player I've found because it picks up where you left off, even if it's in the middle of a chapter or title is. An old Sony player could…

I have been desperately trying to find a solution for my newly bought car that doesn't have a CD player - I didn't even think to ask to be honest I just assumed it would would give one. With tons of CDs and nowhere to play (I don't think I'll find the music I've loved for years on Sirius or Pandora) I had a repair shop attempt to install a used CD player in a drawer between drivers - and passenger seat - two attempts, the system did not work. I bought a cheap external CD player and returned it…

Because of my poor eyesight I rely on audio books for all my 'readings'. similar properties. After reading reviews from different manufacturers, I decided on HOTT CD611. I've had the device for almost half a year now; I use it actively every day and I can say that I made a good choice. The sound quality is excellent, the volume is sufficient for my needs. The device uses batteries faster than my old CD player. Thankfully, I use rechargeable batteries, so other than the inconvenience of changing

When I recently ordered a new car, I asked the dealer if there was a way to factory fit a CD player. I was told there is no way to get an option. I have a very large CD collection and prefer the sound quality of CDs over compressed MP3s. HOTT CD611 was the perfect solution. Luckily my car has an extra 3.5mm jack and some USB ports. I hooked up this player and got it up and running in my car in seconds. A very nice bonus was that the player came with a 3.5mm stereo cable, although it is not…

Like most people who have amassed a sizeable collection of CDs only to find that modern cars don't have devices to play them, I was faced with the need to pack all of them download my CDs to my iPhone or flash drive for playback. Who has time for this? Enter this portable CD player. Connect the cable to the AUX socket and you can enjoy your CDs again. It's a little sensitive to hard impacts, so it's recommended to use it on a soft surface, such as a tabletop. B. the passenger seat instead of…