4 in 1 Retro Portable CD Players with Bluetooth Speakers, FM Radio, Night Light, LCD Display, 4000 mAh Battery, Vintage Radio Built in Dual Speakers Supports USB/AUX/Type-C for Home (Black)

I bought this mainly for the nostalgic look, and it did not disappoint — the design is adorable and gives such a cozy vintage vibe. It looks great on my nightstand and honestly feels like decor + gadget in one. Setup was very easy. CD playback works smoothly, and the Bluetooth function is convenient — I can play music from my phone or connect Bluetooth headphones when I don’t want to disturb anyone. The little night light is a cute bonus, and the buttons are fun and satisfying to press (very “retro radio” feel). Sound quality is decent for a compact unit — clear and warm, just don’t expect big speaker power. Battery life has been good so far and it charges quickly with Type-C. Only small note: it’s lightweight plastic, so handle gently. Overall, if you're looking for a cute retro-style CD player to enjoy your discs again and also stream music wirelessly, this one is a great pick. I’m really happy with it!

I Really liked this cd player. I like how it looked and the fact that it has its own speaker as well. Also like that it is rechargeable. It works well. Happy with my purchase.

Stopped playing after 3 months! It doesn’t hold it’s charge and turns off on its own

I love it! Easy to use. My guests always ask where I got it so they can buy one too.

There is a loud pop noise every track change while in line-in mode, it will not transmit Bluetooth out only accept Bluetooth signal, because of its shape you are forced to bend the CD disk to remove it, this is fine as a basic desktop CD player due to it's stability if you need to move it around but not much else. Do not buy this, it's not worth the money they charge for it.

It satisfies my aesthetic with its retro style, but I bought it for my child. I hope he listens to music on CDs instead of his phone. Luckily, the school gave him a CD, and he plays it every day. He really likes it!

I’ll preface by saying I like this thing quite a bit. I like the design a lot, it’s hard to place exactly what it looks like but it almost emanates a typewriter type of aesthetic, and the slick texture and clicking noise of the buttons adds to the overall feel and experience. It is capable of a number of things, including transmitting FM radio, Bluetooth playback, MP3 playback, connection to an external sound system (I’ll get to that) and, of course, playing CDs. It does the first three things excellently. The FM radio function in particular is something I appreciate, and there’s a built in function that will find frequencies that are broadcasting for you. I’ve tested the Bluetooth a couple times as well, and it mostly works. It does occasionally cut out (even when the device is right next to it), and you can naturally expect lower audio quality from these built in speakers, coupled with the lossy Bluetooth connection. However, it does as it says on the tin. I haven’t personally tried the MP3 playback very much at all, just once actually, but it worked as well as you’d expect it to when I did try it. My issue with this product is one that’s sort of unavoidable with something like this, it’s an abysmal CD player. Really, abysmal. I’ll start with the fact that the CD tray itself is incredibly shallow, which makes removing or placing the CD both incredibly unsatisfying and awkward. And if you know anything about physical media, that’s like half the fun! Worse yet, however, are the speakers… A CD is a lossless digital audio format. It contains (generally speaking) higher quality audio than you would find on a streaming service or on your phone. It is perplexing, then, that you would choose to play a CD through shoddy built-in speakers such as these. They sound absolutely awful compared to a regular CD player and a separate pair of speakers. Speaking of separate speakers, that is a “feature” of this player. However, I’d hesitate to call it a feature when it hardly even works as it should. The speakers you connect to it will make loud beep noises between every song, and the quality in general is just very muddy and distorted. This, in my mind, defeats the entire purpose of listening to a CD. This product is much better used for any of its other features, than for the one it was seemingly designed for. TLDR; This product is excellent if you want to listen to the radio, local MP3 files, or use it as a Bluetooth speaker. If you want to play CDs with it, you’re better off purchasing a $20 Sony DVD player and some bookshelf speakers.

This CD player bridges decades of audio technology in one surprisingly capable package. The dual 10W speakers deliver genuinely impressive sound—rich bass and crisp highs that work equally well for CDs or Bluetooth streaming. The LCD screen keeps things straightforward, showing exactly what mode you're in without any guesswork. The Bluetooth 5.4 functionality works both ways, which is genuinely useful. Stream from your phone, or use the player itself as a speaker for other devices. Range holds steady up to 33 feet, and the connection stays reliable. You've also got FM radio access, plus AUX and Type-C inputs on the back for direct connections. Battery life is solid—the 4000mAh cell runs 8-15 hours depending on volume and features used. The anti-shock design actually works; music stays smooth even when you're moving around. Bright buttons and display make nighttime operation easy without fumbling. Four playback modes (single, all, random, sequential) give you control over how your CDs or TF card music plays. The vintage aesthetic looks sharp without being kitschy—it's functional décor that happens to sound good. FM setup requires a few specific steps: hit M for FM mode, hold the play button to scan channels, wait up to three minutes, then use the repeat button to switch stations. Once you've done it once, it's simple enough. For anyone who still has CDs or appreciates physical media alongside modern convenience, this delivers more than expected at this price point.