Review on 📻 Emerson PD5098 Portable Radio CD Player: Compact and Versatile Entertainment on the Go! by Jack Collins

I've had several portable CD/Radio's over the last 10 years and Emerson is by far the winner for budget portables. sound engineering. I use the PD5098 as a guitar CD learning tool. The digital display isn't as easy to view as the Emerson PD6810, but the 2/3 price is still acceptable and it takes up a lot less space. Room. This device is smaller than PD6810 and PD6548BL. The PD5098 works great and I didn't notice any CD skipping noises like other reviewers report; If after a few years the device starts to cause problems, I'll throw it away and order another one. It doesn't bother me, but that I have to do this with audio devices that cost anywhere from $50 to $100 or more. It has one speaker instead of two, but it actually gets louder than the 6810, but not stereo (obviously). Pressing the rubber tab lowers the CD flap and inserts CDs. I don't use batteries, so I can't comment on that. Both 5098 and 6810 are acceptable devices and unlike Jwin and RCA everything works on them. Scrap I bought that is now in storage or has been broken up into pieces and thrown away. I would like to comment on some of the other reviewers who are clearly expecting a lot from a $27 device (shipping included). WITH SUCH AN EXPECTATION YOU WILL BE ACCOUNTED FOR THE RECENT LIFE.