CD Player Portable with 60 Second Anti Skip, Stereo Earbuds, Includes Aux in Cable and AC USB Power Cable for use at Home or in Car. Pink

I've had this cd player for around 7 months and it works great! From some of the reviews i was a bit iffy about it, especially because it was so cheap but, I think it works fine for a cd player. The non skip feature is works as long as its straight enough, if its side ways it does skip a bit but overall its fine. If you want a good, cheap, and good sound quality CD player, then buy this! Though, I do recommend use your own headphone. The one that come with do not work well and do not fit in the ear.

It good play but normal headphone the era bub doesn't work for me I do wear glasses and earbob cable always wrap around my glasses no FM or am turner it play CDs just fine sound great for price

My first cd player: it's cheap, has solid enough battery life, and plays the music well. Feels cheap, but that comes with the price. The headphones it came with suck though, sounding grainy, scratchy, and bassy all at the same time: best to use other ones. Threw on stickers to make it less boring.

Got 2 of these and my kids have been using them for a couple weeks now and have been really enjoying them! They love them for road trips and I love them because they aren't on their tablets! The batteries last for several hours of continuous use and the sound is nice with the headphones it comes with! Definitely recommend for anyone that likes to listen to physical CDs

It’s OK for the price.. when using it with batteries only. The batteries inside don’t wanna stay in place even with the lid closed. They popped back out in your CD player stop working. It does not work without headphones the buttons on it are very hard to see. No Bluetooth connectivity. Very, very basic.

I didn't expect much out of this disc player, but I figured, at this price, even if it's junk, it's cheap junk. I was pleasantly surprised. My truck doesn't have a CD player. It does have an "aux in" jack. We were looking at a long boring drive, so I plugged this little player into my truck and fired it up. What surprised me most was how much better even a cheap CD player sounds compared to Sirius XM. No contest! The CD is day-and-night better than highly compressed XM. This little device produced pretty darn good audio. Admittedly, this was in a fairly loud pickup truck environment, not Lexus quiet by any means. But for what it was, I was completely satisfied. Powered by AA batteries and made of fairly flimsy-looking plastic, I don't expect longevity but for the price, I don't mind. Two criticisms? The operating buttons are small, black colored and hard to make out even in good light. And if you power the unit off to save battery life, it won't remember where you were in a CD, so it starts from the first track again. I suppose a USB powered device might do better at that. I solved the invisible markings on the buttons with my label maker. I could just get used to hitting "pause" and accept the battery life slowly ebbing away. That nit-picking aside, this was a successful experiment that kept us awake and alert for 700 miles of driving at very little expense. Oh, and it played CD-R discs just fine. Don't know how it does on CD-RW but does anybody still have any of those?

This works wonders for me! I love it very much, it doesn't take much to learn how to function. You just place your CD in and it starts automatically which I love most! Very good for taking every where since it's small, but you must use headphones to listen to your music. Sound quality is amazing!

This works pretty well, I would recommend having it plugged up to something though since it does drain the batteries very quickly. It's easy portable since it's pretty small, but the durability of it is fine. Sound is actually pretty good. Skipping is easy, I would just take your time when you do. Not all headphones work on it though, my wired Apple headphones didn't work on them. They aren't really a metallic color like in the photos. I had an issues where a song would play for a few seconds then the cd player would turn off because of how fast it ran through the battery. Great for around the house use