Vintage Home CD Stereo System, 40W RMS Micro Component with CD Player, Bluetooth, USB Playback, FM Radio, AUX-in & Earhpones Output, Clear Sounds & Rich Bass (TB-816)

I bought this CD player to put on my wrapping table in the basement. It looks nice and sounds good to me. It has plenty of volume. I can play my CDs and my kids can play their music through Bluetooth. In this photo, you see a lamp base on top of the player. The player is sturdy and seems like quality. Clear instructions in English and an AC plug were included.

I went with this mid-ranged priced stereo thinking it would be a decent quality. Well it's not! Initially it worked. It looked great although none of the buttons were marked. The sound was pretty good, lots of bass. Then the power button on the remote and ,once I figured out the power button on the actual unit, wouldn't turn on right away. Finally, with my CD still in it, it stopped powering at all. I wish I had looked at older reviews because I see the same complaint. Don't buy this piece of crap. You'll be stuck with no music and having to recycle it. I'd steer clear of the Tiamboy brand. They seem to charge more for inferior products.

I primarily purchased this for my home office when my old 5 CD-changer system finally passed on. I'd like another changer system, but I have limited space now...most most of those things are ugly now. I wanted something that would play CD's, look good in a small profile (like on top of a file cabinet or shelf), look like it's good quality (not plastic), and sound good. I'm not an audiophile but didn't want something with tinny speakers either. There is not much out there to choose from and of that, not much with good reviews. I took a chance on this one as it seemed to be the best-looking, average price by comparison, and speakers seemed to be set up well for sound.So far (three months since purchase), it's working pretty well. Instructions are tiny and clearly not English-first, but understandable. Sound is good. I was able to connect through a cord to an old iPOD and connect with a newer iPod through Bluetooth. The display goes wonky sometimes, but it either comes back eventually on it's own or after I pull the plug and then reconnect it.Aside from the figety display, my only issue might seem like an odd one: there's too much difference between volumn level 1 and 2. Level one is barely audible and there's a big jump to Level 2. It's not too loud for me, but is for my spouse. If I'm in the office and put it on Level 1, I can't hear most CD's and I'm just 5 feet away. But if I put it on level 2, my spouse can hear it down the hall. I'd like a 1.5 or 1.7 volume to make us both happy.

I used this CD player frequently and stopped CD player after 4 month. After unplug for a days to weeks, but stop working frequently. Also, CD door remained stuck. After communicating with (Sold by) Zhongxinguang a couple of times, they sent me replacement. They asked me to send the video, but I was unable to send it because upload limitation to 10 MB in their communication site. . I really appreciate their 12 month warranty and kept their promise..

The sound was good but after less than 6 months a sizzling sound started coming from the unit when it was off. Unplugging was the only way to silence the sound. I am trashing the unit and do not expect to reorder.

I bought this about 2 month ago, and have used it daily. I have all my songs on usb sticks so I was looking for a little stereo system that would play them. This is it - and more. I have not tested the cd player (who uses those), and have listened to the fm briefly. This little box has great sound and a lot of features. It plays the usb music random, or I can put it on all where it will play the music continuous. I bought a Pyle stereo player 2 years ago and it doesn't have as many features as this this gem.

I would have given it 5 stars until a week or so ago. Now 1 star is the lowest I can give because 0 stars aren't an option. Reason? Started noticing a loud buzzing sound coming from the unit even when power was off. Now it's unlistenable because the speakers apparently crapped out, making the sound quality non existent. I had been very happy with it because it was perfect for playing music through Bluetooth but now it's worthless. Had it just under 2 years and now will have to just scrap it. Very disappointed.

I bought this based on the positive reviews here. One person even said it sounds just like the Bose Wave Radio. I owned one of those, and it is definitely NOT anything close to that. The first thing I noticed is the sound is muffled. On low volume, the bass is way too high, then it evens out the higher the volume. The equalizer settings suck. Flat is the only reasonable choice. Everything else sounds terrible. The radio could only get in NPR and hardly anything else despite me living 15 minutes from San Francisco. It's a bummer because it's a good price and looks great on a shelf, but ultimately it's about the sound quality. So I returned it.