Rechargeable Portable CD Player, Rydohi Small CD Player for Car, Compact Personal CD Player with LED Backlit Display, 18Hours Playing Time, Anti-Skip, Shockproof and 3.5mm AUX Cable for Kids & Adults

My husband listens to CDs a lot, and his Sony CD player stopped working. This one works great and it's easier to see the controls than on the Sony. It's also rechargeable, which is a big plus! Love the sound!

Got for my 8 year old to listen to her CDs and Audio Books from the Library. I wanted something not connected to the internet that she could have free rain with and I did not have to worry about cyber issues.She loves it and so do I. Super easy for her to use and understand. She can take it in the yard and the car and I do not have to listen to her Disney songs. It has worked out grate, cheep and best $ I have spent to keep her busy and quiet but not staring at a screen!!! I love seeing her sing and dance with it.

Great sound in my Buick Encore GX. No skipping during play but wish the control buttons were larger. No trouble connecting to my car.

I use this with the included aux cord to my Bluetooth mini speaker. My reason for getting this unit was to play my old CDs outside on the deck, or when traveling. It is perfect for that, I am very happy with the purchase. The battery life seems to be pretty incredible. I used it for a week, a couple hours a day and never charged it. I have not used it with headphones, and probably never will.

I purchased two, one for each of my young daughters. And mainly because these have a rechargeable battery, just like a cell phone. No having to go through AA batteries constantly. The charge holds almost all day, after they listen to their stories on CDs. I found this is a great alternative to tablet use. Amazon also has some pretty great preteen meditation CDs, that I also purchased. Perfect for anybody who already has a great CD collection. Sort of takes me back to my younger teenage years. Definitely a great Buy. Definitely recommend! And yes, I do borrow it from time to time. Nothing like those old limewire burned CDs!

Just needed a small, discrete CD player to add to our living room AV receiver. This looked ideal and at first it was. Then after a week or so, it developed a weird habit of stopping before the end of the last track on the CD. Then by the second week it began to skip wildly all over the last few tracks of every CD.Figured anyone can make a mistake so had it replaced but the replacement was even worse. The replacement started to act up on the third CD I put in it, started skipping wildly from the middle of the CD.It's a shame as its a nice price and had lovely sound. I'm sure there's some good apples in the barrel but two bad ones is enough for me

This CD player is probably not for those hard of hearing. My hearing is good, but I find maximum volume is very comfortable for listening.The 'last memory' function is awkward. When 'On' and you press 'Stop', it does not save the spot you stopped at ( Instructions refer to it as 'Stop-Track'), but returns to the beginning of the CD. Only when you push to 'Power Off' without pressing Stop or Double Stop (Standby), does it remember the tract and time when you push to 'Power On'. Note: Stop is on the lid and lit up, while On/Off power is on the side and awkward to deal with. It should work either way. I think I am returning this player.

I still like listening to CDs, but my car doesn't have a player. I plug this in to the aux outlet and it works great. The thing I really like is that if you turn it off, it will pick up playing where you left off when you turn it back on. My old one would just start over when you turned it back on. I haven't had to recharge it yet, so I'm not sure on battery life, but it seems pretty good to me.