- Portable CD Player for Home,Bluetooth Boombox with FM Radio Speakers

This came quickly and is very easy to use. Just what I needed.

I thought this was an AM/FM/CD Clock radio, but that was my mistake. There is no clock but the size is perfect and the sound is good so I’m keeping it, even without a clock. It replaced a similar unit whose CD player quit working. I have a pretty extensive CD collection, many of which I cannot find by streaming. This was a good purchase and a good value.

Perfect for what I needed, small, compact and hooks up seamlessly to my soundbar. Just a perfect solution for my needs at a real value for the price.

I purchased this portable CD player so I can play calming CD music to help me fall asleep. I used this CD player for just 30 minutes each night. 4 nights ago, I noticed that the sound skips 2 to 3 times. Last night, it was a total disappointment, the CD player completely quit on me. Unfortunately, the return window was March 2. I am writing this review on March 5. Yeah, I paid $40.00 for this product which made it expensive considering I only used the CD player for a total of 960 minutes or total of 16 playing hours. It would be greatly appreciated if the company will replace this with a functioning CD player or reimburse me. Total Disappointment!

My old "Jensen" CD MP3 player volume began to wear out. It was an easy and great little player. Finding a replacement that measures up has not been easy. I burn a lot of Mp3 audios onto CDs which I use with the CD player, especially at night. I burn relaxing sounds to play at night. This Lonpoo player is adequate. It has pros and cons. I'll start with what I found as Cons. Others might find my cons to be pros. Each to his own. 1) This has a very BRIGHT LED blue display. The display is SO bright that it lights up a dark room at night. If you want an MP3 player to use at night and keep your room dark, this will without a doubt, disappoint. It's ridiculously bright. I don't understand manufacturers' development mindset. They only need to do a small amount of research to find that CD players are often purchased for night use. It's a known fact that blue LED light is NOT recommended for night use as it messes with the circadian cycle, and makes deep sleep difficult. All they need to do is replace the blue LED with red. Experts say it's harder to develop blue LED as opposed to red. Nevertheless, I knew that this had a blue LED but hoped that it might be dim or doable but unfortunately no. I tried covering the display with a cloth but found that it was so bright that in order to block the light, a thick cloth was needed. Another feature that was awkward was the Repeat button. How hard can that be? Well, leave it to the manufacturer to make a simple feature, complex. Despite the simplistic instructions, it isn't quite as easy as they said. It worked fine the first time. For whatever reason after that, it became complex. PROS: aside from the LED blue display light lighting up a darkened room, and the awkward repeat button feature, this is a decent Mp3 player. The audio is good, has great volume, and the FM radio reception is also good.

It plays cd’s and it’s fantastic hell yeah!

Hands down, the most un-user friendly CD player I've ever encountered. For some unknown reason, there's a whole fusillade of buttons on different sides of the player. There's one to turn volume up, then somewhere on the other side, for some incomprehensible rationale, there's another button to turn the volume down. Yes, why would we want one end of the same button for one function, then the other end for the opposite function? Much too simple and ordinary. HELLO LONPOO, SIMPLE IS GOOD! So this " two buttons where one is needed" theme is repeated all over the front of this player. There is a stop button, but good luck finding it! It's right next to Waldo!. The sound is terrible if you want to listen without headphones. It's like you're playing old, scratchy LP's rather than laser discs. The sound is actually good if you listen with headphones. That, of course, means you've somehow figured out the hieroglyphics of the plethora of buttons, which require an advanced degree in mechanical engineering and chaos theory. Also, the lid is so stiff that you won't require working out with dumbells anymore. Just try to life the lid to insert a CD. A workout for the ages! This CD player is a high maintenance mess. Uff Da.

Works good

Per uno stereo portatile ed economico fa il suo dovere molto bene

Perfekt für die Küche

N'est pas encombrant, remplit bien sa fonction.

Ottimo rapporto qualità prezzo

Great value little box. I can move it to any room. The sound is spot on. Looks very neat.