Sony Micro Hi-Fi Stereo Sound System with Bluetooth Wireless Streaming NFC, CD Player, FM Radio, Mega Boost, USB Playback & Charge, AUX Input, Remote Control

I wanted something that would provide a basic music sound to the house. This was easy to set up and the directions are pretty clear on how to use the remote. The sound isn't the best but it sounds good overall. If I wanted better sound I could have spent several hundred or one or two thousand. I am happy with this unit. Besides it is a Sony product and they have a good reputation so I expect it will last years. My last Sony stereo radio lasted 25 years.

I had a functional Microsystems, but its sound quality was disappointing. I saw this at a good price, and while I'm not drowning in cash, I took a chance that even as open box goods, it would be a significant upgrade.And it was. Truly outstanding sound for its size and good volume range with no distortion. The CD player is a huge improvement over the other unit, which tended to skip on older discs. All said, I'm delighted with my purchase.

It has good quality sound

Bought this unit for the kitchen. It ROCKS! Unit is small but substantial. No problems at all. Radio tuning is a bit cumbersome but not a big deal. The unit was made for UK type outlets, which I had learned from previous reviews before purchasing. Comes with a US adapter and did not create an issue. I would recommend this unit to anyone needing a good sound in a room or two.

The system arrived well packaged. Easy to set up. Others have mentioned that the CD player is slow to play. This is still an issue.Sound quality is lacking. I knew going in the unit was a low end product but I have a portable radio that sounds better.I will keep it because I wanted something to play CDs and it does that ok.

I bought this refurbished. Present for my 8 year old daughter. She loves it and it's easy for her to operate. Great sound. Good little CD player. Have had it about 1 month so far, so can't attest to it's longevity.

The sound quality is fine.The problem is that one cannot simply place a CD in the tray, click "play," and walk away.No... you must put in a CD, click "enter," and then wait 20 seconds for the stereo to "read" the CD.Only after--after it is done "reading"--may you click "play."This may seem petty, but every stereo I've used since the mid-90s played automatically with a simple press of a button. This appallingly lengthy delay WILL drive you insane.Furthermore, the remote control must be pointed directly at the stereo receiving lens. Anything besides a perfectly, geometrically straight line betwixt remote control and stereo lens will not register. You'll have to click it again, and again, and again.

Replaced one that had gotten old. Sound quality and set up excellent, easy to set up.

Muy buen mini componente…fácil de usar y con todas las funciones que necesitas