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

I bought this because I needed a CD player that doesn't take up as much space as my boombox player and is lightweight so I can easily move it out of the room can move into the room while listening to CD books. This one fills the bill and it's easy to understand how to use it. As a radio, it doesn't get as good a reception as my equally sized Radio Shack, but plays CDs well. That's why I almost returned it: when I first opened it I was dismayed after reading literature that said it was a "Class…

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

Ever wanted a simple compact portable CD player with a built in speaker. I saw a demo of this on YouTube and noticed it was still in production so I bought it from Revain. This almost fills the bill for those who need less than a full blown boombox. Attractive design and relatively small size reminiscent of the old school beach radios I remember from my childhood in the 70's/80's. I like the transparent blue panel that allows you to watch the CD playback. It is a portable device that runs on…