Supersonic SC-709 Portable MP3/CD Player with Cassette Recorder, AM/FM Radio & USB Input

• Built-in USB Input
• Plays MP3/CD/CD-R/CD-RW
• Records From CD and Radio
• Remote Control Included

I purchased this MP3/CD boombox because no retailer in my city of about one million people seemed to have such a boombox available; including Best-Buy and Walmart; their employees did not even know what I was talking about when I requested this item. So I ordered it from an Amazon.com Marketplace seller and hoped it would not get broken in transit. Well the seller sent it over 2,000 miles UPS and it arrived in perfect condition. I don't know much about electronics, but I am very pleased with this boombox. It is attractive and appears well made and durable to me. The radio, cassette recorder/player, CD player (which also plays CDs in MP3 format--such as talking book--I have one CD in MP3 format which contains the entire Old Testament in narration) all play and sound great to me. The cassette player will record from either the radio or CD player. As you can see, I am pleased with this item. Perhaps you will be to, if you decide to take a chance and order it. Of course, you can always return it if you don't like it; but that is such an inconvenience.

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Sound quality for the 'Supersonic SC-709 Portable MP3/CD w/ Cassette Recorder, AM/FM Radio & USB Input is really good. Nice appearance. Poor design for CD/MP3 hood----does not open wide enough causing mishandling of the CD/MP3. Buttons to operate Cassettes should be labeled with words----markings are barely visible. Nice radio. Too bad Remote does not operate cassettes,radio,& On/Off feature as well. Written Instructions for operation of machine not clear enough.

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I bought this for my husband for Christmas. He wanted a small, portable radio that plays CD's, tapes and has a radio.

This CD player does all of that. It is cute and compact. The sound is a pretty good quality.

Price is very good for what you get.

Highly recommend!

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This is my first time review since I ordered from Amazon.

I need USB player because I want to listen my class recorded lectures.

I do not like to use headphone long time.

When I listen to the sound, it likes to be the same Sound in my class!

I only worry about turn off switch because one of review writer said,

there is no turn off switch with low rating. This is wrong information.

This player has turn off switch button = tape band selection button!

Also, this unit has headphone jack, it really need to listen at library.

I bought brand name NAXA player in Frys but I returned it. There are no headphone jack.

everybody must be fair.

Do not expect very expensive player vs. this good price player.

I satisfied this player, sound is good too.

This is good value, compare price I paid only $45.

There is AUX jack for external player.

I have small sony recorder, I can hook up with this aux jack, I can hear without USB recording. It's very convenient.

There are not DC power Jack thus I can not use in the car.

But I can use rechargeable "C" battery.

I still give five star!^^

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After searching for a portable product that would play MP3 CDs, and cassettes, and with a USB input port, I found a huge range of prices. I read available reviews online, and found nothing to discourage me from trying this, the lowest-priced unit I could find.

So perhaps I shouldn't have been surprised to open the box and see a shiny, plastic-y, very tacky looking unit. I read the instruction leaflet before unpacking the player, still thinking I might want to return it. It appears to do all the things it was advertised to do. I tried a MP3 CD that I had burned, and it worked fine. Tried a commercial CD, also great. The sound is a little lightweight and tinny, but it will be playing audiobooks 99% of the time, and not trying to sound like an orchestra.

My first complaint is that there is no Power On/Power Off button! Can you believe it? The instructions say I should unplug it from the wall socket!

After I used it to play one commercially-produced cassette, front and back, it stopped playing cassettes.

After I used it to play approximately 10 CDs (a combination of commercially-produced and MP3 CDs burned on my computer), it stopped playing CDs.

Mama always said "You get what you pay for," and she must be laughing at me now. I will try to return this unit and cough up the money for a Sony player, which (I know) is what I should've done in the first place.