Cassette Player Boombox, Portable AM/FM Radio Stereo with Bluetooth, USB, Dual Big Speaker, Earphone Jack, Record to Cassettes/USB via Mic,Cassette to MP3 Converter,AC/DC Powered

I'm someone that wants to get the perfect item for the situation. I looked at getting a radio, but then realized sometimes I get tired of the radio and switch to playing music off my phone. So i had a unique situation. I wanted a radio, cassette player, and Bluetooth all in one. Well this little guy fit the bill perfectly. I just like the low-quality sound of a tape. Call me old school but the muffled music playing in the background at work is perfect background music. I need to start a tape collection now :)

Does the job! My wife is happy with this device! Kind of retro with the cassette player/ recorder!

The audio quality is mediocre at worst. It has mixed controls, both switches and thumb wheel controls, which is fine. The receivers are very good as most all modern radios. I have not noticed a light for stereo and only assume that it is on FM radio, but it may not as it sounds mono perhaps because the speakers are so close together. I believe this unit is above average for its cost, and I would recommend it and purchase again.

It’s very cute!!!

Works great, highly recommended

Works well with cassette tapes and has decent FM reception. Like the Bluetooth function, too.

The speakers were so bad I had trouble recognizing the singer. Bad!!!!

I recorded music many years ago and mixed down on cassettes. Now I am trying to access them, convert to digital, then do some minor remixes. I am still trying it out but have noticed a few things. One is the Fast Forward and Fast Rewind Buttons are switched relative to the name of the buttons. My recollection is that << refers to Fast Rewind and >> refers to fast Forward. They are opposite on this recorder. This could create some confusion. I have also noticed some issues with handling the lower bass frequencies - at least it is apparent in the mp3 files when listened on another device.I am back again after trying it a few times. I had a few more problems with it that went beyond minor aggravations. Every once in a while it would lose a beat or fraction of a second out of the transfer to USB. Another is there was a noticeable distortion especially with the lower bass frequencies. There is no way to adjust the signal strength on its way to the USB drive. One more thing I ran into was that even though I would press record well before the song started, it would sometimes cut off a small part of the first note. In the case where it was a music with a fade at the end or a live recording where I wanted to get the ambient crowd sound, the deck would sometimes cut off the actual recording or transfer before I pressed it to stop. For me, this deck is not usable.