BlumWay Portable Cassette Recorder Player, Audio Music Cassette Tape to Digital Converter Player with Earphone, No Need Computer
Key features
- •【Cassette to MP3 Converter】Convert cassette audio music to MP3 format without computer needed. The cassette player quickly converts old cassettes - either manually or automatically - via USB drive
- •【USB Drive Capture】You can easily captures and convert your old tape to MP3 format, with playback function for easily checking the recorded file. USB port supports FAT, FAT32, exFAT formats up to 64G
- •【 Auto Reverse】Automatically record 2-Side music tracks to USB drive from the tape. Audio rates: A44.1 and 48kHz @ 16-bit for YouTube MP3 making, powered by USB port or 2X AA batteries
- •【Utility Player】Work perfectly with any standard 3.5mm AUX jack, enable you listen audio music of tape via headphone(included) or audio port to your car speaker(3.5mm AUX cable included)
- •【Portable Design】Lightweight & portable design enables you to play and transfer anywhere at anytime. Each order comes with headphone, 3.5mm AUX cable and storage bag, makes your listenng and conversion easy
BlumWay Portable Cassette Recorder Player, Audio Music Cassette Tape to Digital Converter Player with Earphone, No Need Computer
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Customer Reviews
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Excelente reproductor
Christian Aimacaña✓ Verified Purchase•August 17, 2023
Al fin puedo reproducir mis casettes antiguos para disfrutar de temas que al momento no se encuentran en las versiones originales y los puedo convertir a mp3 para reproducirlos en cualquier dispositivo digital.
Easy to use, and works just fine.
James W. Baird✓ Verified Purchase•July 24, 2023
This device is very reminiscent of the old-school Walkman devices, though not quite as sturdy. Be sure to test the unit with the provided earbuds. Caveat: when recording a tape to USB flash drive, the music will not record if the volume control of the device is at it's lowest setting. Other than that, this unit works as advertised. I have followed up with some digital remastering of the mp3's, but sound quality is a-ok on the direct conversions. Cant beat this device, for the price.
Brings back memories
Dnhliz✓ Verified Purchase•July 13, 2023
If you're as old as I am you'll understand the meaning of owning one of these. Works exactly as it could've worked back then.
Good portable cassette player
Reginald Mills✓ Verified Purchase•July 3, 2023
Love the auto reverse and the axillary port. I can play cassettes in my car again. Also can put the cassette on a flash drive and transfer to a computer. Then make a CD. Good price too.
Gets the jobs done
Fernanda Camacho✓ Verified Purchase•June 10, 2023
To start: great product for the price it is sold at. I'm not super tech savvy and it did take a few test runs to get used to it. It did ultimately assist me in doing exactly what I wanted.
Had to get creative to transfer what I wanted due to the device turning the recorded material into smaller clips based on the gaps between sounds. Which worked great with the trial transfer I did of a few songs. But my goal was to transfer the recording of voices, unfortunately the device took the natural pauses between words and phrases as song changes.
I got around it by playing the tape at full volume with the headphones provided inside a mug in a quiet as possible room. This I recorded on a free app on my phone I'd previously used and this allowed me to record the entire 10 minute content. There is a sound it makes that I can only describe as "chirping" but neither the USB method nor the mug method pick up on it.
Had to get creative to transfer what I wanted due to the device turning the recorded material into smaller clips based on the gaps between sounds. Which worked great with the trial transfer I did of a few songs. But my goal was to transfer the recording of voices, unfortunately the device took the natural pauses between words and phrases as song changes.
I got around it by playing the tape at full volume with the headphones provided inside a mug in a quiet as possible room. This I recorded on a free app on my phone I'd previously used and this allowed me to record the entire 10 minute content. There is a sound it makes that I can only describe as "chirping" but neither the USB method nor the mug method pick up on it.
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