Craig CD6925 Portable Top-Loading Stereo CD Boombox with AM/FM Stereo Radio and Bluetooth Wireless Technology | Programmable CD Player | CD-R/CD-W Compatible | No Headphone Jack

Item was a little smaller then I thought it would be but still serves the purpose I needed it for.

Got this for my Mom. She wanted a lightweight radio for when gardening or hanging out in the pool and this fits the bill. I'm prone to borrowing it for the day when I go on a job site painting or something too, and you can plug your phone or MP3 player into the aux and use it as a speaker for your music too.This little workhorse has been working great for over a year now, it's handled being ported around with ease, plays the music clearly, and was very affordable. Still picks up the radio great even in basements. CD player still doesn't skip.Buy once and be glad!

It was great for the drive in. The only thing was it was hard to see the exact dial you were on. It worked great. With kids running around and bumming into it, it held up great!

I have so many CD's and the only CD player is in my living room. When the pandemic started, my yoga teacher (on Zoom) said to play your own music. I found this CD player on Amazon and it's a God send.

I bought this counting on the continued sterling performance I had experienced with Craig products previously. Today, I learned I was wrong. I got this unit to play Gregorian Chant cds as my wife was dying. It arrived 16 Jan and she died on 29 Jan. Had not been used since 29 Jan. Today, I decided I could use it for music as I pack up things in the house, but it was dead. I replaced the 6 new-in-Jan C cell batteries with the last of the dozen I bought. Replaced the new ones I had just put in on 17 Jan and the player does not play. Went searching for the box hoping it had an AC power cord, but discovered it does not. Called the Sears parts group that handles Craig items and they wanted nearly $50 for just the cord. Passed on that and went to the Amazon return function, only to find it is not returnable. Apparently, it was returnable for 30 days only and I think I now know why. I've now scratched Craig off my list of products to buy. Now I think I need to scroll through the Amazon return dialogue and see what other changes they have made. Bought another product recently and was told I had to eat the useless expenditure because the item is not returnable. Don't know if the WAPost is eating Jeff's fun money or what. I just know I find myself being stuck with unusable or broken items from sellers that Amazon does not and will not police.

There is no (zero) display to show what am/fm channel you are tuning to. The only way to determine this is by trial and error or until you actually find a station and hear the radio station announce their 'call' letters/dial number. This is pretty important information when you hear (or read) about a public (emergency?) announcement and are asked to tune to a specific frequency. Really?

Small radio with big sound. I like the built in antenna.

Great sounds quality. Works wit electricity or batteries, which gives it mobility to playanywhere.