Panasonic SC-PM250EB-S Micro HiFi Compact Stereo System with FM Radio with RDS, 20W Output Power, MP3 & CD Player, USB, Bluetooth, Silver

This product has great sound perfect for small accommodation, I only returned it because it dad have some of the requirements I wanted,great value for money though.🙂

Top noise. Excellent CD stereo. Plays audio books/drama's very well without interrupted gaps between tracks. Sound quality Excellent. Best to scan the QR code to better understand instructions. I know what I'm getting my partner for Christmas this year.

It’s okNo heavy bass

Powerful little stereo. The sound quality is clear & sharp, the bass & tone are brilliant, even when turned up nice & loud. Brilliant value for money.

Loved the size but more than that the sound is excellent. I listed to CD books and the quality was considerably better than my pervious CD player and a joy to listen to. Music quality is also good. I haven't had it on loud to see if the sound deteriorates, but then I don't like loud music.

Nice little piece, slightly dated now if you are looking to buy mainly for USB or Bluetooth use, but bearable due to the price.The USB stick must be max 32GB and USB 2.0 only, 3.0 does not work.Suits my kitchen perfectEdit after 6 moths use:The sound quality is actually quite subpar. There is no kind of graphic equalizer, just + & - on bass and treble, and no matter what I choose and what pre-existing setting you choose, it just does not carry any oomph at all. This little player is fine for listening to jazz at a mediocre volume in the kitchen, but it is not a Friday after work music player. If you want disco, funk, hip hop or anything with a little extra heavy bass, you'll need to look elsewhere. The speakers are quite pitiful, and while not distorting, they just don't have anything in them to make your music sound special

Nice stereo with a good sound. What you would expect from Panasonic. Not to big so can be put anywhere.

This mini hi-fi system was bought so my cd collection could be heard in the kitchen on a device that was no too small but at the same time not too large to dominate the work surfaces. The item was well packaged and straightforward to assemble with once exception which I will come onto later.Now being of a certain age - ie there mere fact that I possess cds may make me something of a dinosaur - I am not the best at technology but nor am I the worst. The system has a Bluetooth connectivity which is great. What that means is that you can play music on your phone or tablet through the hi-fi. It was pretty easy to connect via Bluetooth as well. I cant guarantee that if you buy this for your grandmother she will instantly understand how to do this but point IM trying to make is that is you are slightly on the technophobe end of the scale this was pretty easy to use.The main negative I had was the radio - specifically the aerial connection. The instructions (again written by someone who probably hasn't connected one of these systems up themselves) suddenly tell you that need an external FM radio connection through a coaxal (old fashioned roof aerial to you an me). We of course all houses have internal FM radio aerials in convenient places that we can just plug that spare coaxal cable which just happens to be the right type into systems like this! I gave up at this point and that is when it dawned on me that I could simply play the radio on my phone/ipad and route it through the system on Bluetooth making the whole FM radio aerial thing redundant which is probably where the world is going anyway.For the £85 odd I paid for this pretty good value for money.