KLIM Nomad Wood - New - Portable CD Player Walkman - Long-Lasting Battery - Includes Headphones - Radio FM - Compatible MP3 CD Player Portable - TF Card Radio FM Bluetooth - Ideal for Cars

Enjoyed the packaging, easy instructions, and comic. This lil CD player is awesome 👌 I have used it on my trip and quite surprised at how good it plays my old cd's flawlessly. Thanks for such a well designed product. Definitely will look for more from KLIM.

One of the best packaged items that i have ever received from Amazon. The CD Player has the tech most people like these days. Even for me not too techy. Bluetooth, Fm radio capable, quality earphones, Charging cable, Auxiliary cable for use in your vehicle. Also a vinyl carrying case. Very easy to understand instructions. Very quality CD player. It also is capable of recording to a TF card (transFlash card) same as a micro SD card. Function is used to record music from your CD or Radio on to a TF card. Also has EQ 5 presets: BBS, POP,JAZZ, ROCK, and Classic. I will use this in my vehicle.

In an ocean of cheaply made, cheaply presented consumer electronics, it is a breath of fresh air to see a company making an attempt to provide a quality experience.The KLIM Nomad may be slightly more expensive than the alternatives but the player itself is well-built, feels solid, and provides features that go beyond the basics.The packed-in case and earbuds are of good quality... especially for things that are provided for "free". The brown felt CD case was NOT included. I bought that separately and is well paired with the player's case.The Nomad's LCD display is a full dot-matrix display (not the segmented LCDs found on other players). This means that it can display the full filenames of mp3 files.It plays regular audio CDs just fine. But it also supports MP3CDs (data CDs containing .mp3 files). In the photo are 3 MP3CDs that I've burned for use with the Nomad. These discs hold 700MB max, or 80 minutes of audio... but when burned as data CDs with .mp3 files, I can fit between 6 and 8 hours of music.These MP3CDs are also good for burning audiobooks in .mp3 format.The Nomad includes a microSD card slot for mp3 files. Super handy!If someone is looking for a newly manufactured portable CD player, I highly recommend the Nomad... especially in woodgrain! Because for us old cavemen, electronics should have woodgrain.

After 40+years of use, it was time to retire my old Sony Discman (the lid is held on with duct tape, but it still works!). I really love the wooden look of this CD player! Sort of like retro as it never really was. It plays perfectly, no skipping at all. The equalizer settings were OK, but I prefer a flat playback for most music. The supplied headphones are fine; I especially liked the magnetic earpieces and the good quality wiring. I like the way the buttons light up and the way they feel. The rubberized feet make the unit feel stable when on a table. No complaints at all here.My problem is with the FM tuner. It's painfully tedious to use. VERY slow tuner, which has a tendency to skip over stations I'm trying to scan in. Several times I've just given up and use another device instead. I'm quite disappointed in the FM section!Given the generally abysmal state of personal music devices, this one does OK as a CD player only.

My 8 year old loved this item. He’s listening to all of his parent’s old tunes, ha.

When I turn it on it says: TOC Error! and also: No card. What is this? What does it mean?Dennis Homes

Awesome product! Works amazing and is super easy to connect to my Bluetooth headset. Listening to a bunch of old DMB CDs ❤️

The biggest issue is that the volume Isn’t very loud at all on headphones, Bluetooth or wired unless you are using a speaker with its own volumes control, it isn’t going to be that enjoyable. In addition, if the CD is an “enhanced” CD, it will load but will not play.UPDATE:I got a return on this and the item received was just as bad from a different direction . This time the Bluetooth wouldn’t remember and reconnect to the same headphones/speaker. Have to go through the repairing process every single time and now it won’t connect at all.I remember paying at least $120 buck in my youth for a good quality discman. This thing is a waist of time and it’s messed up my day several times. It’s not worth even returning it to just to get a partial refund.Two of these have entered my dumpster. The only thing thats good is the zipper case that comes with it but they aren’t much use without a CD player. Very depressing.