AiwaExos Home Speaker, Premium 30W RMS Sound System with CD Player, Bluetooth Connectivity, FM Radio, Optical Digital Input, Dual 1” Tweeters + Dual 2” Bass Units, IR Remote Control

I honestly did not know that AIWA as a brand still exists. I was looking for a compact CD player and came across this system while browsing through the Amazon search results. Having previously had a good experience with an AIWA television set (lasted us more than 15 years) I decided to give this a go after researching a few other CD player systems.So happy i went with this one. It has a built-in CD player, which is a rare find these days and works flawlessly. The Bluetooth connectivity is seamless – I can stream from my phone without any lag or interruptions. The FM radio is another great feature, with strong signal reception for live broadcasts. Plus, the optical digital input lets me connect it to my TV and gaming console, making it perfect for both music and home theater setups.The design is sleek and modern, and blends with my home decor. Setup was a breeze – no technical expertise needed – and its compact size means it doesn’t take up much space.For the price, this speaker is very affordable. It’s packed with features, delivers goods sound, and fits well into my home audio setup. If you appreciate good audio, this speaker is worth the penny. This one definitely gets my recommendation.

So happy I bought this! Easy to set up, sounds amazing and looks great. I’ve been looking all over for something with a clock, CD player, Bluetooth speakers and remote control for my bedroom and found this gem with same day delivery. The buttons on remote are self-explanatory so that’s all I needed to set everything up without even looking at instruction sheet. Pairing my iPad to play my Apple Music library was easier than some of my other Bluetooth devices. It also has an FM radio with memory buttons to save stations and reception is excellent. I initially ordered a cheaper product ($50 less) but it was a nightmare to set up, the instructions were confusing and the sound was horrible so I will be returning. Highly recommend the Aiwa Exos Home speaker! Worth the extra money I spent.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:I was attracted by the sleek compact size of this unit, good sound quality, its blue tooth that connected flawlessly, inclusion of a quality cd player and the positive past experiences I have had with Aiwa products. On the negative side the only controls for this unit are via the remote control...sort of like most flat screen tv's. There are no tone controls. The bass and treble are fixed and not adjustable. My FM reception is not great at my home with most receivers I've tried. This one is a bit below average on FM reception.

I wanted a break from the endless stream of background music and felt like playing some of my old CDs again. I started looking for a new player, but most options were either too expensive or didn’t seem worth it—until I found this one.I’m really impressed. The sound is much bigger and richer than I expected. The bass is strong, and while there’s a slight crackle at full volume, it’s not a big deal—especially at this price point. For $150, the sound quality is honestly a steal.I also love the clean, simple design. It fits perfectly in the small corner of my kitchen. The Bluetooth works great too—I can stay connected even from another room.The only real downside? You need the remote to control it. There are no buttons on the unit itself, so if the remote goes missing, you’re stuck.Still, for the price, this thing is fantastic. Unless you’re a professional musician or an audiophile, and just want something that sounds good and works well, this is a great pick.

I've had this over a year and I'm very happy. Highly recommend it. It keeps the (20) presets if I need to unplug it (although I don't know for how long), good speakers, good remote (can use from sofa in great room 20 ft away), good reception with an exception: that I have to tape the little black-coated wire of an antenna to the wall or French door glass next to the unit to find the best. That's a small negative and the other is that you MUST operate it with the remote, ...for everything. There's a master on/off switch on the unit but it does not turn on/off the radio. I can not speak to am reception but listen to fm a lot. I like the large and dimmable blue digital display which defaults to the time until you change the channel or volume. I have a different little Bluetooth speaker so have not used this unit for it.

I wasn't quite sure what to expect regarding sound quality (which is important to me) and was immediately impressed. Prior to purchase, I was reasonably comfortable knowing the reputation of AIWA speakers and after reading reviews, but still wondered if such a small unit could provide the quality I was searching for. The AIWA Exos exhibits full sound with clarity and detail, and just the right amount of base while playing both CD's and high-res digital downloads from my MacBook using a small DAC connected by AUX input. Using the bluetooth function limited the volume somewhat, but this isn't a deal breaker for me as I rarely go "wireless". I would highly recommend this product, especially if you're looking for a great sounding unit that is affordable while also having great functionality and ease of use. This little guy is great!