PhilcoStereo Shelf Systems Compact CD Shelf System with Digital FM Stereo Radio, Bluetooth Wireless Technology, and Remote Control in Rose Gold | LCD Display | MP3 & AUX Port Compatible

Nice style,perfect size for me

My son compact

I was surprised, it's very small. I had done a search for stereos not clocks. It does work ok. Radio picks up even weak stations. My office is about 15 feet long and I put this in a bookcase facing my desk. Remote reaches that far no problem. You need to point remote in a straight line and at about the same height as the radio. The USB port is on the back of the radio, so if you change flash drives at lot it's a pain. Impossible to read the display from a few feet away so changing modes can be problematic trying to tell where your at. The speakers are not great, very little bass. You wouldn't want this as your main sound system. But for the price, in a home office, ya it'll work. IF I had known it was basically a clock radio, I would of passed on buying it. So I'm keeping it, but probably will buy a USB extender cable to move the port to the front easier to access. I like my own mixes so change thumb drives a lot.

I ordered this for my son’s birthday, so by the time he opened it, the return window had already closed.Love the design and look of it, but that’s all!The actual system would not even play the CDs. We tried multiple CDs, thinking it was a type issue or something, but none of them worked. It never could read that there was CD.When playing it on radio mode, the speakers vibrated and sounded absolutely terrible - it sounded like something was loose inside with the wiring.

Puts out a great sound for such a small unit

This stereo system is small, sleek and good looking. However it has some serious drawbacks.Firstly, while it might be suitable for a desk in an office setting, it's lack of volume severely limits its use in my computer room, or bedroom. Each of the tiny speaker enclosures appears to house 3 approximately 2" speakers, only one is actually a speaker, the adjacent silver disks are merely passive radiators. The 5 watt power raring is a bit generous.Secondly, the amplification of the Aux input isn't sufficient to allow me to listen to the audio output of my computer without an amplifying sound card.Lastly, the FM receiver portion is insufficiently sensitive to pick up stations here in my rural home, further necessitating reliance on the output of my computer.

This was a very nice system. All functions work great!

While it looks pretty, I found it cheaply made and poor sound quality. I’ve had Bluetooth speakers that gave me better sound than this.