DigitalLife Portable Walkman Cassette Tape Player with MP3 Conversion (Windows 10/8/7) Review

got it for my mom and she is so excited to hear her old cassettes! She's thrilled to be able to put them on her computer. a little upset that you have to use headphones with the player to hear it. (no speaker) very happy with my purchase :)

The installation CD that comes with it is a mini CD, which of course won't work on a Mac. Quicktime recognizes the device when connected to USB, but an error message appears in the player next to the device disabling its use (yellow triangle with !). Audacity no longer works with Mac OS (Catalina), so it won't record on Mac, which was the purpose of getting it. I emailed the seller to get the electronic version of the installation software, but Revane told me that the seller's email system was…

It costs about $20 and it plays my old tapes so all the boxes are checked for me. It sounds as good as my old Panasonic portable as far as I can remember (it's been about 30 years). I have not used the MP3 conversion feature and do not intend to as I will be copying audio directly from the headphone jack to my MPC Live in uncompressed format. Runs straight out of the box on a pair of AA batteries. I'm sitting here listening to The Silver Bullet's 20 Seconds To Comply like I did when I was 11. I