🎧 Pump up the Jams Anywhere with Panasonic SL-MP35 Portable MP3/CD Player Review

This is the last laptop I will use and given the abuse I've been through, so far so good; It already survived the mini-drop and still works perfectly. I like the features this device offers at a modest price, with a few exceptions. The earbuds should be replaced, although the included earbuds will suffice if you're not too fussy. Loudness is another irritant. I like it when my music is loud so I'm completely absorbed. If you crank this unit up to blast, it won't be loud enough for my ears. I…

So here's how this player breaks: ProsMP3 - Long playtime, most sound good, fast CD loading - Standard features as expected Durability - Well it's got years maintained, see below. Worked after the fall. Batteries - The good thing is that you don't have to open it up and pull out the drive to change the batteries. Sound - digital control is nice. Cons of MP3 - not all songs play, some get truncated. I often listen to books on CD -> mp3. This is how Windows Media Player truncates the same…

I bought this for $99 about 2 years ago. There are many things I like about this CD and a few things I don't like. Strengths: 1. Good battery life. My previous Sony CD player lasted 7 hours on two AA batteries. The battery of the SL-MP35 is quite generous. On alkaline (energizer) it can work for 25 to 35 hours. 2. It's not as hard as it may seem. You can take it with you if you have huge bags. It has excellent shock protection. I can remember dropping it six times, but it never missed a beat…