🎧 Studebaker SB3705PB Super Sport Portable CD Player - Wirelessly Plays CDs via Car Radio, offers FM Stereo Radio and Color Coordinated Earbuds Review

This Studabaker CD Player was a cost effective solution that helped solve today's problem of new cars not having an integrated CD player. I just installed it which was very easy. and sounds wonderful on my current car radio. I have a 2018 Toyota RAV if you are interested. I missed the CD player and this was a wonderful find. It comes with a decent vent magnet adapter that holds the player in place with a magnet on the bottom. Try this if you're as frustrated as I am by the lack of a CD player.

I'm happy! My newest machine had no ability to play CDs, which I very often had! What a problem trying to put them on USB! So this was the perfect solution to my problem. I've only used it once so can't comment on the battery life but it seems to be just what I need. Nothing is easier to use. Simply tune your car radio to a suggested station, insert a CD and press the ON button. The sound quality is excellent! I would definitely recommend it to anyone who needs an external CD player in a new…

Looks like cheap plastic. But inside it's the best manufacturer, unlike any other crappy CD player. I know I've tried several. Coming back to Studebaker, the sound in your own headphones is great. Where it excels is in wireless transmission to your FM radio. As you know, car manufacturers no longer make CD players. With this device we can play any music from your CD collection through the car radio. Look at this picture! You set 88.1 and it works like clockwork. I have the impression. The next…

Oh dear! Anyone who owns a car without a CD player (but still finds a CD a great way to organize their music) should love this device! It occupies 2 AA cells, and when you press the power button it shows right on screen that 1) it's reading the CD you installed and 2) it's broadcasting it to your FM radio at a frequency of 88.1! C'mon, applause for these people with the retro name STUDEBAKER for single-handedly restoring our faith in technology's ability to connect us to our past! Just awesome…

The player has some features, but I'm giving it five stars because it does what some competitors fail to do - plays CDs seamlessly in the car. I'm a music addict who was frustrated for years after removing the cd player from car audio consoles and trying various bluetooth cd players and other cd players that either skipped or wouldn't connect or this and that. This one has a pretty good anti-skip mechanism and connects to the car FM radio via a fixed output channel that can be changed. Works…

Everything works perfectly with this device. There are a few "things" that you have to get used to. #1: It's powered by an FM signal, so you get random interference from competing radio signals. At first I thought that I heard static distortions from the player, but they are simply inherent in the player, it's okay, I'm used to it. to restart again and it starts again with track 1. A bit annoying but I accepted it. This is normal on long journeys, but if you switch off the engine you have to…

When we bought a new 2020 Ford SUV last summer, we were disappointed to find that the in-dash CD player was no longer available and there was no extra port for mp3. Without a Bluetooth-enabled smartphone to connect to our CD music, we struggled to find a solution to play our CDs in the car. Most ads for portable CD players with Bluetooth connectivity to car speakers included a warning that certain CD formats would not play, so we didn't consider that as a possible solution. The first solution…

Beautiful retro style, sticks well in the car ventilation clip with an extra strong magnet. It can be torn down where you place it if you have passengers who tend to mess with your car's air conditioning etc. It is attached to the ventilation opening. The channel that streams music from your CD is easy to tune to almost any channel you want, but Bluetooth doesn't stay tuned well while driving. Please note that I live in the suburbs and we don't have many radio channels that are very clear for a