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CD100
Portable Bluetooth CD Player
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.
★★★★★ Rated 4.5 out of 5
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CD100
Product Features
All our products are designed and engineered in Cambridge, UK by our expert team. We ensure that everything in the Oakcastle range is packed with features, the latest technology and combines form with function.
CD Player with Anti-Skip Technology
Portable & Rechargeable
Up to 12 Hours Playtime
5.3 Bluetooth Connectivity
AUX for Car & Speakers
Wired Earphones with In-Line Controls
| 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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Helen mcconnachie –
Only just received my player but from initial observations & usage it seems excellent.
Helen mcconnachie –
Only just received my player but from initial observations & usage it seems excellent.
Roy Humphrey –
Bought specifically for use on the bus/train or sitting outside in gardens reading.
Fed up with wired headphones getting mangled when putting on or taking off my rucksack.
Unfortunately the volume is not very loud.
I do have another cd player with BT, however the track number is permanently overwritten with text ‘bt’. I could have coped with a cd of one work with say 4 movements, but with more/shorter pieces it is really essential to know where you are as I access the cd booklet to describe the work and artists.