Customer Reviews

Aiwa XP-V70 Portable CD Player

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I bought the XP-V70 a few weeks ago and love it. I have not had ANY problems with it skipping, and that means even when I have it in the car or turn it completely upside down. The one I bought came with A/C adapter and car kit. The sound when using the car kit is not that great, but it's passable. The headphones are comfortable and have very good sound. The design of the player is compact and sleek. I have really enjoyed owning it. Plus, I **love** that this thing has a built in battery charger.

This is one of the best out! Since sony and aiwa is 1 and the same,you know you get great quality.It sounds great although the headphones are flimsy and lack bass a tad.It's E.A.S.S Plus 40 second electronic antishock system is excellant.Very easy to read LED display which shows a battery symbol of how much juice is left instead of a beep or flashy battery icon.DSL or Dynamic Super Linear Bass feels in the bass in 2 steps.With natural deep bass and NO distortions,it came in handy when i play bassheavy rap and dance tracks.The buttons are well laid out too.This cd player plays cdrs,enhanced cd,and even played my mp3cd's when converted to wav format and stored on a cdr with no skipping at all!I bumped it,hit it,slamed my fist(i'm heavy handed) on it,and it NEVER skipped!!!At this price buy 2 and a extra set of headphones if you prefer.

This is a good CD player, but when you turn on the E.A.S.S. (skip protection), it won't play alot of cd's that are burned. And even when it sometimes does play a burned cd with the EASS on, it will sometimes shut itself off. I know a kid at school with the same player, and his doesn't always work properly with the EASS on while playing a burned CD. Other than that, it is a nice player with good sound quality. I really like the light-up display and the lighted battery low indicator, though.