Ok, I am in love! This is the coolest boom box ever. I never got one as a kid in the 80s and was always jealous of anyone that did. However, I’m glad that I have this one as my first one! I love the option to pair with Bluetooth, and the light display. But the coolest option is the option to make mix tapes again from the radio!

Brings back so many memories love it

It doesn’t have a lot of volume and radio reception either

Haven’t used much but so far I like it does like it is supposed to like back in the day plus bonus Bluetooth

Excellent boom box/tape deck. The sound quality is great. The features like being able to use an SD card or USB drive to record from tape to digital are wonderful. Everything works way better than expected. I would buy this again.

Impulse buy, let's be clear. Thought it would make a cool gift, and then I opened the box. It's super cool, radio is great and it looks good and sounds great. Just like the original, only it doesn't weigh 10 lbs with D-cells. Two thumbs up!

This retro boombox is so cool! My girls absolutely love it and can't believe my husband and I used to have these to listen to music on. The quality of the sound is great and the neon lights are an added bonus!

Such a cute old school style Bluetooth speaker that lights up and plays the radio as well. I would have given all stars but I feel like it could be louder. It is decent for an inside setting that has minimum noise

When I received the radio I was surprised to see so many buttons! I plugged it in for 6 hours per owner's manual. Nothing worked unless we plugged it in to the wall outlet. Unplugged the service cord from the radio and still nothing works. Other than that, it works well and we enjoy the lights. We've enjoyed listening to our old cassettes.

The first thing I noticed with this radio is that it feels like it’s made with quality.. It’s definitely visually appealing to those of us who recall these from their hey day; the lines are very square, nothing rounded just like the original boom boxes of the 80’s. The first thing I did was check out the radio. It has a pull out antenna so the local stations came in fine. I then connected my phone via Bluetooth,, which worked almost instantaneously, and played some mp3s and streamed some audio. It sounds pretty darn good. I haven’t had a cassette tape in my possession in years/decades now so I couldn’t test that part out. I did notice the eject button on the tape deck does work smoothly though. This radio will operate plugged in and while it’s plugged in it’s charging its internal non-removable rechargeable batteries. You can also load it up with some D size batteries to make it even more retro realistic. There are some usb plug in spots I expect you can charge devices with those options. The led lights flash to the music, fun, but I shut it off on mine. I’m going to use this in our rv; and keep it charged up in case of a power outage. All around it’s a pretty cool device that I don’t really know I needed, but now that is have it, I will certainly use it!