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Introducing the Oakcastle CD250, a portable 5.0 Bluetooth CD Boombox and FM Radio that brings your music to life with unparalleled convenience and versatility. With a built-in CD player compatible with CD, CD-R, and CD-RW formats, you can enjoy your favourite albums wherever you go. Stream playlists effortlessly from Bluetooth-enabled devices, or tune in to FM radio for a classic listening experience.
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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.
| Model | CD250 |
| Colours | Black, Blue, Pink, Silver, Red |
| Dimensions | 23.5 x 23.6 x 11.4CM |
| Weight | 1.4 kg |
| Power | AC power input: 230V, 50/60Hz DC power input: 6 x 1.5V C |
| Bluetooth | 5.0 |
| Screen | Mono LCD |
| What’s Included | CD250 Boombox, Power Adaptor, User Manual |
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Ben Hardstaff –
My son has additional needs and loves music. He finds the more compact mp3 players and sound systems unnecessarily complicated for his needs. The Oakcastle CD250 is just right for his user needs. The sound quality is perfect for him to sing along to and the combination of ease of use and portability are unbeatable.
Joseph Murphy –
Needed a good system for listening to everyday music and cd and it is just what i needed.Compact and light with decent controls. Would recommend.
Robin Wilkinson –
I ordered this for my elderly (97) neighbour who has poor sight. The sound is very good, just right for his audio books. He likes the position of the main controls and can see the silver buttons against the black backround of the case. I’ve taken one star off for the volume switch which is positioned at the back of the player, and therefore difficult for someone with limited sight. For him it is OK as I adjusted the volume to his liking and he did n’t think he would need to change the volume level. However he only wants it for his audio books and won’t be using the radio which also has to be selected by a slider switch at the back.