CD100 Rechargeable Bluetooth CD Player | 12hr Portable Playtime | In-Car Compatible Personal CD Player | Headphones Included, AUX Output | Anti-Skip Protection, Custom EQ & Memory Resume

I have only had this a day, but love the sound quality as well as the option to use either my own plug in on-ear headphones or my own on-ear bluetooth ones. I dont like any type of earbuds as my ears dont seem to like them (the CD player is supplied with ear buds if you do prefer these) - so I am really pleased on this point. Its also simple to use - and has a repeat song function, which I really like. The price of this is pretty good too! Also has a 3yr guarantee which i have just registered for. Designed in the UK too! Thank you!

Good volume. Stable playback with no skipping. Sound quality good through an amp or big headphones but a bit tinny with the supplied ones. Some good features, such as graphic equaliser, Bluetooth, memory and programmable playback. Early days, but so far seems great.

This is not a bad little disc man for its price at around 39 quid. It has all the features you need, easy to set up and link to Bluetooth devices, though sometimes when you’re changing CD it does lose connection, not a game changer though. nicely built, nice and light to carry or drop in a bag. I bought it mainly for the Bluetooth connection, as headphones with this in the box are your basics, but at least they will get you going. Battery life not bad again for the price you wouldn’t expect much more. The only downside I really have with this product, and again this is probably down to the price point at 39 quid, is that when listening on headphones via Bluetooth and or through a Bluetooth speaker or speakers, between tracks, and if you pause the machine, you can hear the spinning motor for the disc, as clearly at this price point they haven’t used top quality internal parts, and obviously shielding isn’t very good, but, you can’t hear this over the music when playing so again, for 39 quid it’s a good little machine, but don’t expect quality at this price if you want quality sound, then you’ll have to pay quality prices! This is a good little starter machine, and is a convenient Bluetooth streaming CD device for taking you back into your memories to play your old physical hands-on CDs

I bought this portable CD player for its Bluetooth connectivity, to listen to spoken word and music CDs at home. It connected easily to my Soundcore bluetooth speaker and Marathon bluetooth headphones, giving a sound quality which I found very impressive, considering its price. Even the supplied earbuds aren’t at all bad. It’s nicely designed, easy to use, seems to be well made, and the manual (which has to be downloaded from the Oakcastle website) is comprehensive and well-written. Overall, I’ve been very pleased with the player so far; having received it just today. My only reservations concern the Bluetooth functionality. You have to be fairly quick in changing CDs, otherwise it drops the bt connection, and it won’t automatically reconnect. You have to reset the speaker/headphones, and it then takes about a minute to re-establish a connection. The bt range isn’t as far as that of my laptop, so if I want to move around the house while listening it’s best to take the player with me. One feature of the device’s bluetooth – which was mentioned by another reviewer – is a low beat or flutter which can be heard during quiet passages or between tracks, and this may become annoying. The player itself is quiet, but the sound gets transmitted to the speaker/headphones over bt. It happens with any CD; but you don’t get it with a wired connection to the headphone socket.

The CD100 - rechargeable, portable, Bluetooth enabled -,is exactly what I needed. I use it with my wireless earbuds and have rediscovered my large collection of CDs. I realise that I had become lazy, streaming music on my smart speaker or on my iPhone. I don’t want to be bothered with replacing batteries, so the rechargeable device is ideal; and I dislike corded earphones. The unit is portable so I can use it anywhere in the house or garden. I dislike listening to music on commercial radio n, because of the intrusive advertising and mindless chatter from presenters. Even BBC Radio 3 is now becoming more like Classic FM. Listening to my large collection of CDs, both ‘classical’ music and jazz, is the perfect solution. The sound quality is excellent. The CD100 answers all my needs, I am very satisfied with my purchase Thank you.

Player arrived on time, and - I think - is a good price. I've already been using a Majority sound bar for a couple of years, so I was hopeful that this little player would be of similar quality. I haven't had it long enough to test it thoroughly, but have been able to pair it with my bluetooth ear buds quite easily. The sound quality is good, with several equaliser settings, and the volume goes very high with little or no distortion. The build quality is also good, and the player feels quite substantial without being "clunky". The player comes with a separate in-line control to use with wired ear buds if you wish (provided), a C-type usb cable, and a short auxiliary cable for connecting to other gadgets if bluetooth isn't an option. . I bought this item to play MP3 discs of vintage radio programmes as well as music CDs, and so far it plays both excellently. It also comes with a free 3 year warranty, which I'll be sure to apply for!

Arrived well packaged. No instruction manual but I have easly managed to download one from the internet(save the planet and all that!). Comes with those ear buddies that have removable rubber ear softners, that usually remove in my ear,lol but it does let me use my preferrd ear buddies, so no sweat. Charged in about 10 minutes, before using, so I guess it was precharged. Comes with the 3.5 to 3.5 AUX cable. Now the little gizzmo in picture 2 is not listed on the instructions that I downloaded. I guess it is for when you put the player in your bag etc, whilst walking along. you can plug your ear buddies into the end of it and it all seems to work on that principle. I might be over thinking that. As to the bluetooth. It connects to my Wireless headphones, my mobile speaker(around the garden etc, (nothing like annoying the neighbours) and my stand alone towers. I cannot get it to bluetooth to my car, yet! I will need to rope in one of my teenage family members and let them sort that one out(i'm 70) So pleased with the sound and if I get it to bluetooth to my car, Qiuds in. 4 stars for no instructions. 5 for sound. 4 for bluetooth(5, if i connect to the car) and 4 stars for ease of use(always room for improvement). If it lasts 10 years I will be well chuffed.

Upon first use wirelessly (Bluetooth), or wired to speakers or headphones, the player performs flawlessly. Whilst I didn't yet stress the anti-skip technology, I've noticed there is no jitter/break in the audio stream when I pick up the device and use transport controls whilst a cd is playing. As a portable cd player not tethered to mains electricity, the built-in rechargeable battery is said to offer 10 hours use playing standard cds but even more - 12 hours - playing mp3 cds, with a single charge. I cannot yet comment on time between charges. CDRs and HDCDs are also said to be supported, which will have me re-visiting my cd collection to hear how these all sound on this one player. I really appreciate the extra features included in the device (choice of alternative tonal settings/eqs, play modes - including customising your preferred order of tracks - and memory mode, which resumes play at the place you last stopped listening). And I take extra delight in the inclusion of a remote transport control that is inserted in-line with your wired-out sound and adds further flexibility to how you consume your sounds. It needs to be fully inserted into the headphone out socket for the controls to work. Enclosed ear buds are appreciated, although these are as yet untried: they may well come in to their own as a travelling companion with the cd player. The description on Amazon's listing states Bluetooth 5.3 is featured, whereas the product's enclosed Instructions Guide cites version 4.2 in the specs. Having seen elsewhere the benefits of the more up-to-date spec, that would seem to be an attractive extra where it is incorporated. Overall, the CD100 feels stout enough without feeling over-engineered and heavy for a portable unit. It has a plastic body, and yet weight and stability seem well sufficient. For instance, the player gives no indication it would slide on a table top when inserting a disc or using the controls. Manufacturing and design standards result in a product that looks aesthetically pleasing, with clean lines, an easy-to-read lcd back-lit display, which self-times off; and attractive soft-touch acrylic (blue back-lit) domed mode buttons and scalloped transport buttons. By ticking so many boxes for me, I feel it has provided huge bang for my buck, and I was very keen to take delivery of it. Thus far, my hopes and expectations have been more than met. I have been delighted to learn of its features and explore each in turn; and I look forward to this device becoming a faithful companion in time to come. For the present, I am grateful for the renewed interest and enthusiasm it's given me in my cd collection.

Purtroppo ho dovuto restituirlo. Acquistato per essere collegato tramite bluetooth alla VW T-Cross, ma il bluetooth non è compatibile/riconosciuto dall'auto.

Super, très contente de mon achat. Il est petit, léger. Exactement ce que je cherchais. Très bon son. Je l'utilise à la maison, en voiture, pas de problème. Je recommande sans hésiter.

It works amazing! Especially for that price! It also gets VERY loud so be careful! Sadly it has a yellow ish hue to it, so it's not as clear as in the pictures, but that's okay. I also like how you can see the track and minutes on the screen! And yes, you can connect Bluetooth headphones. They explain how in the instructions. And it plays my self burned CDs too!

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Très bonne article pour le prix. Juste un petit détail pour la recherche de piste un peu délicate