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The CD100 portable CD player provides a modern twist on a retro classic. CD100 is compatible with both Bluetooth and wired headphones and speakers, and also features anti-skip technology. It also comes with a USB rechargeable battery that lasts up to 12 hours so you can take it with you when you’re heading out on a road trip, an adventure abroad or just around the block.
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| Model | OC-CD100-BLK |
| Dimensions | 14 x 14 x 3 cm |
| Weight | 0.23 kg |
| Power | DC 5V – 1A |
| Battery | 1400mAh Lithium |
| Screen | Mono LCD |
| What’s Included | CD100 CD Player, Wired Earphones, USB-C Charger Cable, 3.5mm AUX Cable, User Manual |
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John Parry Griffiths –
I acquired my CD 100 five days ago, and my immediate impressions are favourable, as it meets my immediate needs to be able to listen to music late on in the day without disturbing any of my family members. It fits comfortably into my coat pocket too so that I can walk out with it. Also, it has a usefully good length of battery life and can be recharged in 4 hours. Bluetooth enables it to play through an external speaker too, which is how I listen to it when at work in the studio.
John Nicholson –
Easy to use and sounds good, even through the ear phones supplied. I like my music loud but nobody else in the house does, so it suits me and the rest of the household.
Phil –
I found this straightforward to link to my radio. The sound was good too. So far so good. I am planning a long journey, looking forward to being able to listen to my stack of CD’s as I did in a bygone year.