Sylvania Retro Style Portable CD Boombox With AM/FM Radio- Top Loading CD - Aux-In Jack - AC &Amp Review

Good news - it doesn't take up much space with its ugliness. It's tiny and sounds tiny. the sound quality sucks. On a positive note, it was carefully packaged. So this is what happens to him.

The sound of this player is terrible. The player looks "cute" but the quality of the player is really cheap. I returned this player, I do not recommend this player.

This little CD player is fantastic! Works great, sounds great and looks great! A completely improved version of my last CD player, I recommend it to all music lovers!

Radio stations are not displayed on the small front window, I can't tell which station is playing. As long as it is installed in the station and stays there, but if I want to change it, it's hard to say which one it goes to. The buttons are cumbersome and not on the front where it's easier for me to use them where I need to set them. I won't go back but I will be more careful in the future.

It serves its purpose at a reasonable price but is difficult to tune in, especially for weaker stations like NPR. Tuning knob markers (located on the right rear panel) make it difficult to tune to the station you want A front display should be changed to show channel frequencies, even if it costs a few bucks more - either that or a slide rule window showing which AM/FM frequencies you're in. The CD player is good for the price.

I bought this item more for the looks than the quality but I was surprised by the quality of the item. The sound is really very pleasant. I can put it in my bedroom and barely crank the volume and hear crystal clear sound throughout the house. It's a good weight and size and is a really good find. The only reason I didn't give it 5 stars is because it doesn't have an antenna so I can get a better reception of my favorite station.

. I didn't know it was possible. Why can't I use headphones in my CD player? I bought it for a first grade reading room, but it won't work for that. I ended up selling my home CD player to the teacher because we don't use headphones at home - so that's fine with us, but I wish the caveats were clearer before I bought it.

Does the job at a reasonable price but is difficult to tune in, especially for weaker stations like NPR to show channel frequencies, although it would be a few bucks more expensive - either that or a slide rule window to show what AM/FM frequencies you have. The CD player is good for the price.