CD Player Portable, Rechargeable Bluetooth 12Hr Personal CD Player Discman for Car (AUX only) and Travel | Headphones, LCD Screen, Anti-Skip, Oakcastle CD100 Walkman and Portable CD Player

Why did you pick this product vs others?:It had all the desired features of a good portable CD player: anti skip, EQ settings, long life rechargeable battery, plus Bluetooth capability.Sound quality is nice. No unnecessary bells and whistles made this an easy choice. And the manufacturer offers a free 3 year extended warranty.

Sound is good. Glad to have car access to all my CDs again. :-)

Streaming music services do not contain everything in my CD collection. I wanted to use wireless Bluetooth headphones to listen to my CDs in their original format (not on my phone). I purchased my last portable CD player before Bluetooth was common, so for $40 bucks I thought this unit was worth a try. Bluetooth connection is not too difficult. The same headphones are paired with many devices, so I sometimes have to pair them again with this unit. Recharging via USB-C is convenient. I haven't tested the rated internal battery life. I have no need for the included wired earphones. Different EQ settings are available. I liked BBS better than the others. The HOLD button doesn't apply to the volume dial. I put a piece of tape over the volume control when I am moving around to keep the volume steady.In summary, this CD player is a good value and performs as promised. I am enjoying my CD collection once again.

I am so excited that this works! My new car has been without CDs 💿 since 2022! I am in love and this is taking me back. Works with blue tooth!!!! Fits great since it is a small size. Loveeee!

My son loves it

Like many others with 1-star review issues... the player suddenly stopped reading discs. I bought this for a oldest daughter, she used it a few times and it stopped reading discs. Contacted the manufacturer and after going back and forth with (sometimes ridiculous) troubleshooting steps, we were told to contact Amazon for a full refund. We registered the 3-year warranty included in the box, so I assumed this was acceptable, a full refund is better than being stuck with a defective product.After months going back and forth between Amazon and the manufacturer, my literal only option for resolving this issue is to return it to Amazon but with a Restocking Fee. I get it, Amazon needs to be compensated for processing the return of the product and it's not their fault it's defective... but the manufacturer offers absolutely no way to repair, replace, or refund the defective product. They also refuse to refund me for the restocking fee. In fact, they tell me it's up to the seller who, get this, pretends to be the manufacturer.As for one of the troubleshooting steps... they want you to turn on the player and drain the battery completely and recharge. This took FOREVER as the CD Player will turn off after 60 seconds if not playing anything. And it won't play anything if it ---get this--- doesn't read discs. Oakcastle or Majority or whoever it is who sells these products has lost a customer, and anyone else I can warn about this product.To be clear, the CD Player suffered no damage or misuse in it's short time with us. It just stopped reading discs randomly and never read them again.Again, I appreciate Amazon for allowing me to return this even if there is a restocking fee because my only other option is to cut my losses. $40 is a lot for a product that is quite literally built to fail with no real support.

I bought the portable CD player for an aftermarket Pioneer head unit that doesn't have a CD player. The unit works as it should, has a nice look and feel, and sounds good when connected via a 3.5 mm jack or Bluetooth. Bluetooth connectivity however only works with the Pioneer head unit when my phone's Bluetooth is switched off. So I use the 3.5 mm jack for the CD player when connecting my phone concurrently through Android for on-screen navigation.Customer Support was responsive when I had a post purchase query on the headphone control which is a wired remote control that's helpful while driving a vehicle. A remote control that mimics all basic function buttons on the CD player will make the unit more driver friendly.This was a great purchase at this price point. The 3 year warranty is a bonus although it isn't clear what is covered.

I have not had this long, so it may be premature to review it now, but: The anti skip does not seem to work very well at all. The sound quality is average, but I was hoping for better considering the price I paid. The instructions that came with it were far from adequate, and there are still some things I have not figured out yet. I do not like the fact that to register it for the warranty I must scan a little code thing of some sort. I do not have a scanner for that sort of thing, and I don't really want one. Truly, the biggest problem I have with this is that the manufacturer seems to think that everyone who buys one is a computer whiz. I can assure you, I am not. I suppose this is alright so far as cd players go, but I feel like I did not need to spend so much money to get what I got.