Naxa NPC-319 Slim Personal Compact Disc Player with Stereo Earphones, CD & CD-R Compatible, 2 Way Power, Programmable Track Memory, LCD Display, Red

So far this has been a good player for my purposes. I use it only about once a day for about 30 minutes to listen to mediation CDs. Has been reliable and functions as advertised. A few things to note: keep a couple of spare AA batteries around because when they go they go suddenly, and you'll probably want to replace the ear buds that come with it, they don't relay the sound very well.

I bought this for my six year old. The disc player works great , but the head phone were not the same as the ones advertised. So I had to go and purchase the kind I needed for my child.

I like this product. The only thing I don't like is that it is very touchy. If I try to move it, it skips on the CD but it's that way with every single one I've tried. It's a good product for the money. If you are considering this CD Player, I would recommend it for the money. Great seller, I would totally use them again.

Adequate for my needs.

Works well. I just wish that companies who sell these cd players would include a power cord.Had to use my old one. It works but if I bump the player, it disconnects. Otherwise, I'm satisfied.

It plays CDs alright, but the skipping others have complained about is no joke. Even on a stable surface, if you so much as sneee near it or a truck rumbles by outside, it skips. It’s fine enough on the shelf where I use it to play music for my kid, but “personal CD player” makes it sound like it’s portable, like an old school discman, but that, it is not. If you try to carry it around, it just constantly scanning to find its place. Kind of a joke.

Using this compact disk player to listen to Kelly Howell cd’s on relaxing sleep 💤

I haven't had it long enough to see if it dies right away but I won't be surprised if it does soon as it's a pretty crummy disc player. It uses batteries like crazy because it takes a ton of power to run. My battery charger shows the batteries to be near still near a full charge when this player quits and you have to put in a brand new pair. And if you touch it, even lightly, it skips. It's pure crap. Everything about it feels cheap. Had it been $15-20 I still wouldn't want it. I'll likely send it back. Why Amazon sells this crap as Prime is beyond me. You'd think they'd only do that with quality items. I don't get it. a few days later now it has quit working