KLIM Discover - Portable CD Player with Long-Lasting Battery - New - with Headphones - Radio FM - Compatible MP3 CD Player Portable - SD Card, FM Transmitter, Bluetooth - Ideal for Cars

For the price I was hoping for a decent sounding cd player. This is better, much better. First, I love the style of the thing. It fells solid and looks well made .After charging it up I put Bob Seger CD in and pugged in the provided earbuds. It sounded pretty good but when I uses my Bose head phones it was great. I was able to sync the phones with ease. Used in in the garage for a few hours and it was perfect. I have to say I loved the details in the packaging. I opened the box and had to smile because it was packed well with some style. I got a big laugh out the comic book style of the insert. I can now play all me CDs where ever I want. It has a100 sec. skip delay which allows it to stop the motor from time to time to conserve power. I've never seen this feature before. A little confusing but I did some research and figured it out . I highly recommend it.

Great sound, doesn't skip, overall pretty nice

Love it! Bluetooth works great! It also has an equalizer in it. My husband loves it as he is a drummer and uses this to send to his speakers as he is playing. 5 starsHighly recommend.

If you want this just for a portable CD Player then it's very good with a good battery life (and no more need to swap out AA batteries). The included earbuds are good (at least compared to other portable media players/phones that give out earphones) though I prefer traditional headphones so I used my Philips SHP9500 Over the ears headphones, and it sounds great for the Bluetooth feature I've used my OneOdio A70 Bluetooth Over Ear Headphones (or my Boss Branded Car Stereo) it picked up easily (after I shut off all other paired devices :P). They sounded wonderful until I tested the SD Card function (kinda, but more on that later). Make sure you READ THE INSTRUCTIONS when setting up the radio part. Now to conserve on the battery's life the CD player has a unique feature, and that it will store a large amount of data to the anti-skip part then stop the motor briefly to conserve power (which kinda scared me at first I thought the player was broke).Now the MP3 part functions okay, but that is when the quirks appeared. The SD Card function has no real menu to select folders (got to press DIR to go from one folder to the next) Can only play as numbered (can not get any shuffle mode to work), and the biggest problem is the EQ feature is horrible sounding for plug in headphones except for the "Normal" setting. It sounds distorted in the other EQ settings especially "BBS" & "COV" settings were the music was unrecognizable. It dose not matter if your using 96kbps, 128kbps, or even 320kbps MP3s. However if your using Bluetooth Headphones then this is no longer a issue my OneOdio A70 handled the decoding like a champ. The no menu & needing Bluetooth headphones for the MP3 to sound good is the reason for getting a 4 out of 5 star review. If you offer features you need to make them all great not just serviceable.Other features are good like the FM transmitter however if you live in a area with a lot of FM stations in the same areas this device transmit to then your not going to get a good enough reception to overpower the commercial stations. If your in a rural, or small city area with just a few stations then this feature would be ideal. I have not tried the recording function cause I have no need for it (the talk show radio stations in my area are all on AM not FM), and the CD recording will still need a PC to label the Songs/Albums so I'd just rather rip them from a laptop with a internet connection. I may come across a situation were it's needed, but for now I don't.I bought this not only to listen to the few CDs I got, but also as a portable media player for when there is a power failure, or during a natural disaster (especially when even the cell phone towers are down) I can listen to the local radio stations when severe weather is taking place. I hope they bring out a newer model with a better digital media player/recorder (a better menu, and FLAC recording/playback would be nice).

The product worked fine for me. It was very easy to connect to my car with Bluetooth. Also, KLIM was excellent in responding by e-mail about questions I had about the player even before I decided to purchase it.

fine quality and features. I would purchase again.

One of the best sounding cd player found that wasn’t made 25 years ago. Use with quality headphones as the ones included are junk and don’t do it justice.

Not compatible with my 23 mustang. Useless to me.