Greadio CD Player Boombox Cassette Player Combo with Bluetooth,AM/FM Radio,Stereo Sound with Remote Control,AUX/USB Drive,Tape Recording,AC/DC Powered,Headphone Jack,LCD Display for Home,Kids,Gift

perfect for my use on a desktop. I do not blast this, sound quality is good, all cd's have worked with no skips at all. Cassette works very well. Value is excellent. Radio is clear - digital tuning works fine. I have not tried to record a cd onto a cassette. Can use headphone and comes with a link cord to attch as an input to another device. I use it for background classical music. I got the white one for my white desktop - looks good, small footprint. Can do bluetooth. Has a remote if it is up in a bookcase, etc. Lot of value. Nor a boombox.

Great little unit that I use for a music class. Needed CD and Cassette abilities with a remote and this does all of that for me. Sound is a little weaker than I would prefer but it gets it done.

Overall I'm quite pleased with this little boombox. I was primarily looking for something that could play tapes decently and this is more than acceptable, and a good value for what you get (though I got it on sale for $51 USD). Speaker quality is good, typical of what you'd find in a similarly-priced bluetooth speaker. I could turn it up pretty loud without distortion. There are 5 equalizer presets, though I keep mine on flat. On flat it gives a clear balanced sound that I like; the other ones get too notably woofy, muffly, or tinny for my tastes. The cassette player, which has a stereo head, does a good job. You're not going to get good 80's hifi-quality cassette mechanisms anymore, but this one sounds all right. I don't have professional testing equipment but I don't notice any wow/flutter. Speed seems a teensy smidge fast but not distractingly so. Pre-recorded tapes sound quite powerful and clear. There is a small bit of background hiss that gets noticeable on lower-quality tapes. There is however a barely-perceptible rhythmic motor hum when wearing headphones. It doesn't come across over the speakers, and that's mainly how I'll listen to it so it's fine for me but may be a consideration for you. Bluetooth paired right up to my iPhone. Radio reception seems quite good. The CD player works well. I didn't test out the USB interface. Overall, I'm happy with it. Something that does a decent job playing tapes, plays CDs and through bluetooth at a good quality sound, it met my expectations.

So I was in the market for a compact portable cd/cassette player. I have some old cassettes laying around that I wanted to hear and since I'm old school, I wanted a cd player that I could use anywhere with the multitudes of cds I have. This unit is compact and portable. As far as its functions: The cd player works great so far and the sound/speakers are fine for my uses. Im not a sound techie, I just want to hear the music as its supposed to sound and this seems to do that. Its not tinny or basey as far as I can discern. For the price, I wasn't expecting anything more savvy. The cassette player works as I had hoped! Ff and rew worked fine for me. And it sounds like a cassette sounds. Lol. The aux port works with the included cable. To test I plugged it into my desktop. I also plugged it into some small external speakers and the sound was even better. The sound filled the room with these. Bluetooth worked great. The remote is handy and usable. I didn't install batteries into the unit yet. Tbd how that will work! I also didn't test out the USB function. I don't really have a use for that. My only gripe concerns the radio. This morning, with the airwaves relatively clear, I was only able to tune in 2 local (in town) stations with the antennafully extendedand much fiddling. This is disappointing, but not a game changer i suppose. I didn't really purchase it for this function, but it would've been nice have the option. I will update if this changes. Overall this is a five ☆ product for me for uses and price. It performs all of the functions that I personally bought it for.

So far it seems to be just what we wanted. Have not played cds yet tho. Radio works and sounds good. Yhe only thing I don't like is there seems to be no on/off button on it. You have to use the remote. It's very compact but that's nit a bad thing.

Sony used to produce the best boom box cd players and it was always worth the extra money. I purchased a newer model and the cd played went in about a year and one-half. Then I purchased another with the extended warrenty. It went after 2 1/2 years. The presets never worked right, but I put up with it. This Greadio CD player has great sound and is easy to operate. So far the cd player is excellent and on top of it all it has an easy to use remote. It's much cheaper than a Sony as well. I did purchase a 3 year warranty in case, but for the money don't waste your time on Sony.

I have only used it once, but so far so good. It was the second one I ordered. I needed it for a rather large collection of cassette tapes that I enjoy. I use it in the garage for entertainment while I exercise and the first cassette player I got had insufficient volume. The sound was fine on this one. It was pretty easy to use and would’ve been even easier if I would’ve read the directions first.😀

I purchased this nice looking little unit as a portable alternative to the larger units I own. It is good to carry this around the house or outdoors and have music at my fingertips wherever I go. However this unit could have been a lot better for the reasons described below. The defect which I found totally unacceptable was the .CD player skipping unpredictably during any given track, usually at the very end or very beginning of a track thereby cutting off the music at those points. I wish to say that all CDs I have played on this unit are clean and undamaged - most of them brand new. Also, the track number one is listening to does not appear - only the timing of said track. This makes it very hard to keep track of (no pun intended) of what I am listening to. Since I have a sizable CD collection these defects were the biggest disappointment with this product. There are however other issues which, had they been thought out and integrated would have made this product a much better value. These may bother some more than others but here goes: 1) There is not as much bass in this unit so calling it a boombox is a bit of a stretch. There is no equalizer so no way to adjust the bass and/or treble. There is a button on the remote to modify the sound a bit but just a bit - classical, jazz, rock. pop and flat that does little to change the sound quality of what you are listening to at the moment. To be fair, the sound quality will depend to a large degree on the source of what you are listening to (quality of recording, engineering etc.) but don't expect to blow the roof off. That said the quality and volume level are more than adequate for a system of this size and cost. 2) The cassette function cannot be operated from the remote. You must use the buttons on the top of the player. Sound quality is good but the cassette mechanism is not auto-reverse. You must switch to the other side manually. May or may not be an issue as not everyone listens to or has this medium anymore but I put this out there as I and I am sure many others still have cassettes from the good old days. 3) Radio stations cannot be changed via the remote. You must manually use the dial on the right side of the player to do so and press another button on the front of the unit to switch from AM to FM and vice versa. The volume can be controlled by the remote but as far as the radio is concerned that's it. That said the reception is excellent on both bands where I live - I can even listen to FM without the antenna raised. I also wish to comment on reviews that criticize the telescopic antenna feature. The reception with a telescopic antenna is infinitely better IMHO than the now ubiquitous wire antennas that can snap off and break at any time and you have to move around whenever reception is fuzzy. 4) The Bluetooth connected quickly with no problem and sounds great. I just wish that the track numbers (or songs as Amazon calls this) appear instead of just the timings just like the CD player. I have not used the USB function so I cannot comment on this. In conclusion, this is a product which could have been a winner due to its sound quality for the price and its general ease of use. If it were not for the skipping CD player I could even live with the above four issues though integrating them would have made the operation of the unit that much easier. But the skipping kills the unit for me and I will be returning it for a refund. The search continues.