Portable Stereo CD Player with Bluetooth, AM/FM Stereo Radio and Cassette Player/Recorder (Rose & Gold)

Lo compre para mis hijos, para que puedan escuchar los cds y cassettes que tenemos y fue una gran compra. Es chicquito por lo que no ocupa espacio, muy facil de usar, la calidad o potencia de sonido para su uso esta perfecta, el diseño me encanto.

Me encantó el color y el tamaño, funciona muy bien. Espero dure bastante.

This little Studebaker Radio is a hidden gem. It's small in size (10 inches wide x 5 inches high x 8 inches deep) and has a "retro" appearance, but has surprisingly impressive sound quality. It plays AM/FM radio, CD's and cassettes, even allowing recording on a blank cassette, plus it has Bluetooth capabilities. (We've only had it a few days, Bluetooth options are the only thing we haven't tried yet). I must admit it might not have caught my eye as a viable radio when seeing it advertised, but a friend of mine had purchased one a couple of months ago. When I asked them about it, they were very happy to tell me how much they liked it, etc. So - here we are - happy owners of our little Studebaker Radio.

I bought this purely because it was a pretty color, cute, and small. I was a little worried to purchase because of some bad reviews but I’m happily surprised that it’s a good quality. The buttons for the cassette tapes do seem a little flimsy but it is functional and overall good. I was happy it had a radio option too! The sound quality is good! The volume can be really quiet to lull you to sleep or it can be really loud for a party. And for the CD there is a setting to repeat a song, a very cool feature. I wish it was a lower price but overall I’m happy with it. It was a great Christmas gift for my mom.

My kid loves it - simple to use. Decent speakers. You’ll be happy if you’re buying this to play in a bedroom, or a space not bigger than a hotel room. Bluetooth works great. Stereo works great. And it’s cool and cute as a button. That being said, for the size and what it does, price probably should’ve been no more than $50-70 I feel.