ARAFUNA Portable CD Player Bluetooth with FM Radio, 2000mAh Rechargeable CD Player for Car with LCD Screen, Anti Shock Protection Compact Player with Headphone, AUX Cable

This is a very nice CD player. The the exterior finish is excellent. It is done in a black matte finish that won't scratch and show fingerprints. There are great features included, Bluetooth enabling, FM radio frequency hook-up and compact disc playback. The Bluetooth feature included is a feature I love. I have numerous Bluetooth speakers that I enjoy listening to. This player will allow me to connect to my favorite sound device and allow me to listen to my cherished music. The Bluetooth connection is a little tricky but once you have it in hand it will bring pure enjoyment. The player has a built-in rechargeable battery so all I need to do is grab my portable speaker and the Arafuna player and head out to the garage and listen to great music while I work on my automobiles. The CD plays almost any type of CD imaginable such as CD, CDR, MP3 and HDCD formats. The player has a nice built-in graphical display of the equalizer function and also allows you to select Normal, Bass Boost Selection, Coventry, Popular, Rock, Jazz and Classical. You can very easily skip ahead and program the songs you want out of a designated CD or you can play your songs in random order. There is also a slot on the side of the player that you can insert an SD card and play your pre-recorded songs, plus you can record songs from your CD on to a SD card--amazing! The FM radio function on the Arafuna CD player is also really awesome. You just click on the FM TX and use one of the presets that is given to you on the instructions--79.3, 88.5, 93.6, 101.9 and 107.1--and the CD player will connect through the FM RF signal. This is great for listeners who do not have Bluetooth or a CD player available in their automobile. This player comes with my high recommendations and satisfaction. You won't be unhappy with this Arafuna CD player.

My new car doesn’t have a CD player so after researching car CD players, I ended up with this one and I’m very happy with it. It connects to my car fairly quickly using Bluetooth but the downside is that you can only have one Bluetooth device connected to the car. This means I have to turn off the Bluetooth on my phone in order to use the CD player as Bluetooth. This can be annoying if I want to use my phone to take a phone call or use Waze so you have to know how to switch between Bluetooth devices which is not something you should do when you’re driving. The other option is to use FM radio mode which is pretty easy to figure out. You just tune your car radio to a station that matches the one on the CD player and your CDs play through the car radio. Then you can also use your phone or other Bluetooth devices in your car. The only downside with the FM radio is if you are driving through a rural area or somewhere without a tower, then it can get staticky so the sound is definitely better when she’s theough Bluetooth

I bought this to listen to my old CDs in my vehicle that does not have a CD player. I was pleasantly surprised that this small CD player is packed full of features, many I didn't even realize it had. This small media device is a great value at this price point. It connected flawlessly to my 2021 Toyota Tundra. It sounds great to me, even though my ears are not trained to tell the difference between lossless audio. The EQ feature has some preprogrammed boosts for different types of music, I played around with it and found just norm sounded best to me. The one big con is that the directions are pretty horrible, they describe features but don't explain how to use them. For instance, this device will allow you to copy a CD to a micro SD card, the instructions say put a CD and a TF card in, then hit the rec button, but when I do this I only get about 40 seconds of record time and the CD player then goes into power save mode, even at full charge and/or when plugged in, and stops recording. Another issue was that the CD player tries to take over any Bluetooth sound source, including TVs in your home, pop messages continually popped up on every TV in our house, until I figured out shutting bluetooth off on the player was the fix. The included wired earbuds are nothing to write home about, but plugging in a nice set of cans fixed that issue. I would recommend this device to friends and family, although I would expect a call asking for instructions on how to do advanced tasks.

This little Walkman works well. It has the capacity to play music on external speakers via auxiliary port or by sending it to an FM radio station that you can set your external radio to. I have an older car with no Bluetooth or CD player (yes, cars like that still exist, although if you even own CDs, then you’re probably an old soul like me anyway), so this device is handy for playing CDs via my car radio. The screen and buttons are backlit so you can control the settings at night. It comes with an auxiliary cord, charging cord, and earphones, both of which work well. Since it is a walkman, I shook it around a little bit, and the music does skip when the Walkman is shaken at a moderate level so while you can walk with it, jogging will make your music skip. There’s a slot for some sort of memory card so you can record music, but since I don’t own such a card, I can’t comment on that function. The buttons and commands aren’t very intuitive so it took a little while to figure out how to set up the radio and Bluetooth settings, but in general it was manageable. In all, it’s a nice light small sturdy device and I recommend it.

This CD player is a nifty gadget for the price! There are 2 ways to attach it to your car's stereo. One is to play your CD'S on a radio FM station. I don't recommend that way because the sound quality is poor. The other way is to connect with Bluetooth. The sound quality is superb. When connecting this way, I turned off my phone since I'm a worry wart. I pressed the Bluetooth button on the CD player. I then used the car menu to add a new device. 30 seconds later, the car stereo and the CD player were connected and the Miles Davis Quintet were playing beautifully on my stereo! The USB charger provided with the CD player charges the unit while it's playing and will also charge my Android phone. Just remember to keep Bluetooth on the player before playing a CD and then select Media on the car screen and away you go. By the way, your car phone will take priority over the CD player which is what you want. Love this device because I got to have my CD'S in my car.

CD player works decently, FM radio functions(one on the main reasons we bought this player) are infuriatingly difficult to use. Has 40 presets with no discernible ability set any of them, forcing you to use the fast forward button to manually scroll to the radio station you want each time starting from the beginning of the FM band. The problem with this is when you hold this skip forward button to tune the radio, it will stop scrolling after about 1 second. Manual has 1/4 of a page dedicated to the FM function with 3 bullet points and no help besides “The radio channels you search for are automatically saved” NOT! Hot garbage. Only buy if you intend to use for CDs only.

It's a pretty good cd prayer and recorder. The Bluetooth function is very nice. Radio does not work well especially it has to use the earphone as antenna. User manual is poorly written. It doesn't detail how to use of most of the functions. I had to spend a lot of time to experiment of how to use most of the functions of the cd player especially how to record songs in the tf card.

plays CD good