Considering the relatively low price for this shelf system it actually has quite a few nice features.

As you can see in the photo provided, it has a very nice wood grain look that looks great in a wood cabinet or entertainment center. Its relatively small size enables it to fit well inside the shelves.

The speakers combined give out a respectable 24 watts of power. I was able to successfully pair them with my smart TV buy using the TV's optical outlet, a Toslink cable, and digital to analog converter box, the latter two beijg inexpensive and easily obtainable on Amazon. The Toslink cable connects to the front of the Boytone component at its Aux jack.

Another plus is the unit's Bluetooth connectivity, which enables my iPhone to easily reach the system's speakers and play either downloaded (iTunes) or streaming (YouTube or other) music.

I have not yet tried the system's apparent capacity to move music from our old vinyl and cassette collections to digital (usb thumb drive) format, but find that option amazing.

The system also has some serious limitations:

(1) the remote provided is a total joke. It does not turn the unit on or off, and has no controls for most functions, such as volume.

(2) there is not even the most basic function anywhere for adjusting the tone, balance, or other controls one would expect to see, even on the cheapest radios and systems.

(3) the wiring between the main unit ahd the two speakers is just a couple of feet long, which requires adding analog extensions to get them to reach any but the closest shelves. This issue is easily and inexpensively fixed.

(4) I have not been able to hook up the system to my Yamaha Soundbar using the analog jack. Only a whining sound emerges.

Overall, I am mostly satisfied with this inexpensive system, but a few minor upgrades from the manufacturer (enhancing the remote, making the wires to the speakers longer, and adding tone and balance controls) would make it a much better value.

This is a really nice piece for the price. The sound is awesome but I bought a set of lava speakers to go with it but there is no place to connect them. Just wish it had hookup for second set of speakers.

I had to return the first one because sound would not come out of one port in the back...the second one works and really does it all, I love it, but am disappointed with the tinny sound, yet I'm going to put in some better speakers and I'm hoping that will help. No real bass, but playing classical music from the radio really sounds great on this machine. I'm using this in a big space and it's actually able to fill the whole room with sound.

UPDATE on this
Got connectors to plug in my nice speakers into this system and the sound is WAY better. I was disappointed with the factory speakers, but it sounds great with good bass using better speakers. You'll need to get a jack adapter to put your wired speakers into this machine though (5 dollar item for a pack of input jacks)

I searched for months for something like this but many of the others had mediocre to bad reviews. If you are thinking you are going to blast the doors down with this, you are not. This is not your 80s stereo system, it is perfect for replacing a micro unit or for those who don't feel they need uber bass to shake the foundation. Everything works great and I love that the tone arm gently lands on the record. The USB is my favorite feature. Now I can play music from a USB in my living room instead of just the car or computer and record those hard to find LPs that I have picked up at 2nd hand stores and Salvation Armies. No need to try new vinyl at quadruple the price. Highly recommend for those who are seeking a reasonably priced all in one system.

Let me talk first about the +ve side, this audio system has very clean sound for all types of media as well as nice quality made which you feel it is solid comparing to the cheap products you find in the market and comparing to its price it is a pretty low price.

The -ve side,
1- when playing the tape only the left speaker is playing the sound.
2. the remote control has no volume down and up (which was surprising to me as I was planning to use the volume from a distance while I am using my pc, and if I knew the remote has no volume control I wouldn't have purchased this system at first place).
3. turn table handle stops at the end of the record and doesn't go back automatically.
4. the speakers cable length is too short less than 1 meter.

I haven't tested yet the conversion or the program functions nor the usb or the sd card.