Portable Cassette Player Tape Recorder Walkman with Built-in Speaker,Microphone,Headphone Jack-, 4.57 x 3.54 x 1.38inch

This compact cassette player fit by purposes perfectly. The item is small, lightweight, and runs on just two AA batteries. It is beautifully simple as an old school cassette player should be. The built in speaker allows me to listen without headphones and it weighs next to nothing for easy portability. So far the durability and quality are excellent.

Cassette players aren’t readily available in stores. Found a book series on cassette when I was purging packing and unpacking. Listening to the book series now. Very good quality. Thank you.

If your answer is yes to any of these questions then you should not buy this and instead choose a different brand:Q1: Are you looking to use this to record onto cassette tapes?Q2: Are you expecting to listen to sound on this device?Q3: Do you expect this device to have stereo sound and recording?Q4: When the description talks about a niche 4.5v barrel plug power cable, do you expect that cable to come with the device you paid for?Main points:1. For the same price as all the other tape decks on Amazon, this one has 0 features, and what it offers sucks.2. It offers playback, which you can hear the tape whirring away through the speaker, and it's MONO sound like what the heck??3. It offers recording (if you can call it that) through a mic or plug in, the sound again... IS MONO which is horrible and distorts any sort of prerecorded sounds, and voice recording is also a nightmare.4. Onto the features it doesn't offer:1. Within 10$ of this price you can find another deck with all the following features2. AM/FM radio & extendable antenna3. STEREO SOUND for pete's sake, the only people buying these are those that WANT TO LISTEN TO THINGS. This thing is unbearable, it's not nostalgic, it's not quirky it's unbearable!4. Auto rewind at the end of the tape, not a deal breaker just a convenience that many other decks have5. Track seeking to skip between songs by detecting the pauses, again not a deal breaker but there are some cheap decks out there with this amazing feature.Just stop and ask yourself the questions I wrote at the beginning, and then go buy a different cassette player.

I've never used a Cassette player before. I bought this one because I've been interested in "Retro" tech recently. The listening experience is fairly nice, somewhat lower quality than my phone with old airpods. But the listening experience is good, and the feeling of the physicality of music is hard to understate.I'm sure other cassettes, especially older ones, would have better audio quality. But this one seems to be a good one at its price point. I've yet to record anything though.Edit: I've recorded some stuff. I'd say the recording quality is pretty low, but its serviceable enough, especially for someone like me who likes the "retro" feel. Don't go into it expecting anything near professionally recorded cassettes from the past.

I liked it but then a week of having it. I dropped it and it stopped working. I would buy one with a clip next time to actually use and wear. But the speaker worked great and was chill

If you drop it a few times it pops apart.

I LIVE THIS PLZ I CANT GET ENOUGH

its super cute and if you clean it every 45min it will never eat a tape. the sound quality and warmth is better than beats by dre. all analogue systems provide superior warmth and air to mp3’s.