Proscan Elite Portable CD Boombox with AM/FM Radio - White

Good cd player for a great price. Sounds good and it’s portable. My daughter loves it

This was a gift last Christmas for my Mon and she loves it!! She is enjoying her music at 90 years old!

It is a very good looking, low profile boombox. I'm trying to figure out why headphones won't work in the aux input jack.

It's lightweight, so very portable and it functions well. The speakers are of course, not the best sound quality, but at this price point, I didn't expect them to be. I bought it to play some of the CD's i held onto.

Update: Broke soon after arrival. Scratched one of my CDs. I would avoid this product. Or maybe I received a defective unit. Found a good vintage SONY Boombox for 9.99 at a thrift.Original post:Just received this today, straight out I was very surprised by how lightweight it was. Its physical quality is a bit cheap in all honesty. But that's ok, makes it more easily portable anyway being lightweight and compact. Some may have a problem with the cheap, plastic build though. It is very simple to start up and use, with a few handy options thrown in. No Bluetooth functionality but personally I'm ok with that. It's convenient to both have options for battery and plug in power.My main issue, however, is the quality of the speakers. The sound quality is less audibly legible than my phone speaker. CD's sound almost muddy when played on the device. I mainly got it as a supplement - I buy CD's to play them in the car on trips, but as long as I have them I may as well have a home speaker as well. Unfortunately this device doesn't hold up to the standard of any other speaker I've used.All in all for $30, it's sub-par. And the situation probably won't get better considering CD's have all but been phased out and the associated tech continues to dwindle in quantity and quality along with them. If you're looking to buy a speaker you'll find better quality ones at a used store and probably for only $20 or less. I recall my family owning a few fantastic ones from the 90's and 2000's eras. Just, good luck finding them (rarity is why I gave in and bought this thing).

It works

Aaaah! No headphones jack! That surprised me. There's an AUX IN jack but it doesn't work with headphones, even Bluetooth that i can tell.

Reading the symbols for the buttons' function (play/advance/stop/pause)is difficult. They are the same color as the body. Have to keep and constantly look at instruction manual to decipher proper button to press. Purchased white and buttons would be so much easier to read in any other than white color. Don’t use very often, so don’t have them set to memory yet. Otherwise, nice unit and affordable price.