D-link DMP-CD100 Personal CD Player
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- CD-R/CD-RW Playback: CD-R
- Bass Boost: With Bass Boost
- Anti Skip Buffer: 10 sec.
- Supported Formats: MP3
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Great for in your Car w/adapters
Pros
D-Link name, inexpensive, plays MP3 CDs at different data rates, works great in car
Cons
battery life is low, no ID3 tag support
Recommended it?
Yes
The Bottom Line:
I rated it as 5 stars because it is perfect for someone like me. under $100, plays MP3 CDs, and battery life isn't a factor because of my adapter.
I was very excited when I first saw this product. mainly because of it's lower price than the rest of the MP3 CD players out there. I bought this in hopes that I could play my MP3s through my car stereo. I bought a tape deck adapter, and an AC power adapter for the cigarette lighter. All this together solves the low battery life problem and I am able to listen to regular CDs and MP3 CDs in my car now, along with my old tapes. I bought the adapters from the Local Radio Shack. (just make sure you get the right power setting)
What I also like about this product is that it not only has the standard controls, Play, Next, Back, Stop, Pause, etc. but it also has what they call T.Digit. It allows you to enter the track number instead of skipping to 103 by pressing the next button 100 times.
You get what you pay for. I was only looking for a simple MP3 player that plays MP3s on CD and I would be able to hook up to my car, and I didn't have to fork over and arm and a leg for it. It works great for my use and if you think this is what you will use it most for then I recommend it. if you are going to go jogging and think this will suffice you are incorrect. I have it attached with Velcro to my dash and it works fine but if I was to lay it on the seat I hear it skip once and a while.
What I also like about this product is that it not only has the standard controls, Play, Next, Back, Stop, Pause, etc. but it also has what they call T.Digit. It allows you to enter the track number instead of skipping to 103 by pressing the next button 100 times.
You get what you pay for. I was only looking for a simple MP3 player that plays MP3s on CD and I would be able to hook up to my car, and I didn't have to fork over and arm and a leg for it. It works great for my use and if you think this is what you will use it most for then I recommend it. if you are going to go jogging and think this will suffice you are incorrect. I have it attached with Velcro to my dash and it works fine but if I was to lay it on the seat I hear it skip once and a while.
