While the MXCP-P100 includes contemporary details, its exterior is reminiscent of ’80s tech. Sitting atop of the player are ...

Sony Stereo CD/Cassette Boombox Home Audio Radio, Black (CFDS70BLK), 13.7 x 6.1 x 9 inches 10039 ratings View Product Buy it on Amazon More info 1 ...

I enjoy using my turntable, assorted silver disc players and audio streamer, each of which costs a fair bit more than the AD-850-SE, but nothing comes close to the latter's fun factor.

The manufacturer has leant hard into vintage styling with this new edition, the most candy coloured, pastel-hued player of the lot. Also available at the EQ-001 wireless headphones, a pair of ...

Whether you select the base IS 300 with its 241-horsepower turbocharged 2.0-liter, four-cylinder engine or the top dog IS 500 with its 472 horsepower naturally-aspirated 5.0-liter engine, each ...

The collection consists of two record players with built-in speakers, two pairs of headphones, and a portable digital radio, which will all launch officially in September 2025 in the UK and Europe ...

No tape deck can compete with the sound quality of a high-res audio player, of course, but they're not supposed to. The goal is to deliver something more nostalgic (or faux-nostalgic, if you were ...

Christmas Day, 2003. Up until this point, I’d been living with a cassette player and the headphones that came in the box, occupying myself with audio versions of the Redwall books.

Pro Tip: Although a growing number of CD players incorporate streaming and network features, the DCD-3000NE is strictly a disc player. For optimum playback from the 3000NE’s analog audio outputs, the ...

You probably know that CDs are having a bit of a resurgence. It’s not nearly to the same level as vinyl, but CD sales increased last year for the first time in decades. And brands are taking notice.

Even as Ultra HD Blu-ray discs continue to trickle out, in the US there's only one option to play them -- Samsung's UBD-K8500. That should change next month as Philips introduces its own Ultra HD ...

For The Verge ’s YouTube channel, I talked to the companies making these modernized players — We Are Rewind and Fiio — to figure out why we can’t make cassette and CD players like we used to.