Cassette Player, MYPIN Portable Audio USB Walkman Cassette Tape Player to MP3 Converter Retro with Earphones, No Need Computer Auto Reverse

Looks great brought to transfer extensive collection of cassette tapes to CDs and to enjoy some old memories of days gone by this just seemed to be exactly what I was looking for looks good sounds ok pretty well priced so am happy thanks

This is the second one of these I have purchased. The previous one had bad connection troubles, so being cheap I bought a second and this has allowed me to rescue so much old interesting music from long forgotten cassettes.The buttons on the back are tiny and difficult to tell if engaged. The only one I use is the record button which can take several presses before recording starts.A larger record button on the top with the other functions would be much more preferable.

Instructions for use including recording to MP3 on a thumb drive all very simple but quality of the playback is horrible. There is a constant buzzing noise and occasional distortion. I chose the machine as the most expensive of the options in the hope of some quality but that didn't work. Unfortunately circumstances meant I didn't actually try the machine until several months after buying it so it's too late to send it back.

This is a very good piece of kit. Tape deck will record both sides of your audio tape to an MP3 File on a USB Drive. You just click play and record. Make sure you select play both sides. I record the entire tape as a single MP3 file. Once done I plug the Flash Drive into my PC, using Audacity (a free Audio Editor you can download) I edited the MP3 File into book marks for each song and exported to individual songs. Very impressed the tape deck will run off a USB port. I have a 6 USB port Hub attached to my PC so I just plugged the tape deck into and empty USB port. Comes with a USB lead. Or you can run off batteries. Highly recommended for converting your Old Audio tapes to MP3 format. Slowly working through all my old tapes. Important note, Sound quality will only be as good as the quality of the audio tapes you are playing.

Bought this to transfer some of my old tapes, could have payed a lot more for others but at the price this one was selling for it was worth a try. Not disappointed at all with it, it does what it say's. So it maybe plastic and basic looking but it does a great job. the sound quality is very good and it is very easy to use. I put my USB stick and tape in pressed play and the button on the back and it does the rest. of course you will have to put two AA batteries in first! it come with instructions on setting it up, headphones and leads for connection, Exelent item at a great price

First of all it is great that portable cassette players are being made. My next point would be that it would be better to make them cost say £50 and improve the design. I am assuming here I do not have a faulty unit which I have no reason to suspect I do as this chimes with other reviews.Good.Mechanically fine and easy to use, flimsy but functionalSounds reasonably good through (good) headphone and comparable with a cheapish 90s WalkmanAuto reverseBadAudio analog circuit is not shielded from the Bluetooth chip so very noisy (whines horribly) and unusable on headphones whilst the unit is try to pair.Bluetooth when connected is noisy, low volume and poor audio quality. I could not listen to this and this has been badly implemented.Cannot switch off Bluetooth.My recommendation would be to find the non Bluetooth version of this player which would be reasonably good value when compared to second hand Walkmans which are not cheap and often have worn parts.

So easy to use. I did make a correction pen mark on the volume control after trying it a few times, now have optimum for great reproduction. Sound investment. Delighted with my purchase

Satisfied, sound quality could've been better.