Studebaker SB2149B Master Blaster Bluetooth Boombox with 3 Way Power, AM/FM Radio, USB Port, CD Player with MP3 Playback, LED EQ and 10 Watts RMS Speaker in Black

Blasts tunes like it should, lights up pretty, wish it was heavier or could hold more of a charge, but it's the novelty of owning it.

Amazing Boombox for the price. Great quality item.

Love love love this little radio. This is a nostalgic boombox, but it has modern features absolutely recommended 110%. You will not regret it. You can do batteries or you can plug it in wonderful thing to take to the beach or out by the pool or just when you want Want to be off-line and listen to the radio

Second one purchased- great product… rechargeable batteries good for about four hours playing cds with lights on. Using one at an elementary school- kids are big fans.

Sound quality is good, not excellent. Listeo as 10 watts, but it's 5 watts/channel - still somewhat louder than other units in this price range. Controls are not lit or boldly marked, and no remote. Flashing lights I can take or leave. The rechargeable battery only lasts 3 hours at half power, so not ideal in a power failure. I've listed limitations, but overall it's a good choice for the price, and I have no buyer's remorse. You'd have to pay more than twice as much for excellent volume and sound quality.

Everything about this BoomBox is just as described. CD's, AM/FM radio, MP3 songs on PenDrive and bluetooth all work well. Music volume and Bass and Treble adustments work great to fine tune your music. Very Pleased and I might buy another for another location on my property. Would recomend to anybody to purchase one and they will be happy. Two big thumbs up!!!

When you first pull this out of the box, the first impression is how light it is. Now, back in the day, we used to carry a boombox around town, and the thing about it is that it was HEAVY. So, I'm thinking, maybe they figured out how to solve that. The next thing you notice is that there are some pieces rattling around inside it. Could be a small piece of plastic or metal, but you rotate the thing any direction, and you can hear little pieces falling around inside it. Not impressing me. The next things are you start to question some of the design. Why does it have a balance control? Are you going to turn it more to the right or left? Ever? Why does it have an FM setting, and an FM stereo setting? For those occasions when you are tired of hearing radio in stereo? With your balance control? Then, you are going to turn on the radio of course. Dial through the channels. In my car, and even on my phone, I can get fifteen or twenty channels. This boombox only pulls in one channel. You aim the antenna. No effect. All right. Well, I'm sure it crushes CD's. Through in a CD. It starts playing with distortion. Pull out the CD. Examine it. Spotless. Put it back. Distortion. Try a second CD. Distortion. Try five CD's and one of them plays practically flawlessly. The others are at differing levels of unlistenable, with at least one of them being intolerable to play. Through this preliminary procedure, the boombox is making all kinds of burbles and clicks, and digital weirdness, and you recognize that when a cell phone gets near it, the boombox produces all kinds of interference noise. Then you find out if a cell phone is even in the same room, it is going to produce these noises, whether it's playing a CD (lol), or radio (lol), or just sitting there plugged into the wall. If that's not annoying enough, the "LED meters" simply light up RANDOMLY. They don't correspond to the music at all. There is a button labeled "Light Show" which you turn off, and vow to yourself to never touch again. Because you respect yourself. Returned item. One month later, seller has not sent refund.

Nice sound & beautiful! Love the light show

The only think you have to bye extra is a adapter plug.