Magnavox MD6924 Portable Top Loading CD Boombox with AM/FM Stereo Radio in Black | CD-R/CD-RW Compatible | LED Display | AUX Input | Programmable CD Player | 1.6 watts of audio

Super cute and best of all plays cds very well! It’s nice and small. The speakers sound pretty good. I was worried it would sound a bit muffled but nope. It was a gift for my daughter and she absolutely loves it 🤗

I’m pleased with it. I bought it to listen to CDs I have and to have a radio during a hurricane, since it can use batteries. It’s lightweight and fits nicely on my end table.

i’ve heard it sounds better with the battery’s but i don’t have C batteries, so i just used the cord and it’s exactly what i was looking for, but i ordered 6 C batteries and will try it with them, wonderful product so far :)

Extremely good product, some cds don’t play. Headphone jack doesn’t work with my headphones I may have to get a different set. I love all the features of the product

Just perfect for my basic need to play my CD collection. Perfectly packaged and delivered. So easy to operate, and the volume level is fine and perfect for apt living. Love the minimal size as well. Have had several boom boxes in past, and this is by far the easiest to operate. Excellent quality at a fine price.

Wonderful reception! I live 12 miles out in the country, couldn’t get a lot of stations on my old radio, but this one is remarkable! I can get all kinds of stations!

In general, the item worked fine. The audio was just a tad bit muffled, but nothing considered too unbearable. However, the item is VERY prone to breaking/stop working after using it for a short period of time. The spinner randomly stops and it will refuse to play any CD and an error message appears; "No", which is an indicator that the item is broken. This was the second purchase I made for this item and it has the same problem as the one I had before...

I got this because the CD player in my wife's car ceased to work and she loves listening to books. We don't do well with streaming so this was a backup plan. She can place it on passenger seat and with volume turned up she can hear her books. It runs on six c batteries. Problem is when she has to stop the book, it automatically goes back to "cut1" so sh has to press the button to get back to the chapter. I think if she is only gone for a few minutes, the pause button holds her place but that I think wears down the battery life. Otherwise, it has been a suitable substitute. Only skips on big bumps.