Customer Reviews

DMP-24 CD Traveler

5 star:		(1)
4 star:		(1)
3 star:		(0)
2 star:		(1)
1 star:		(0)

 

 

I bought this case to protect my CD player after I dropped the slippery thing and had to replace it. This case is great. It hold the player securely and is easy for my clumsy hands to hang on to. I also appreciate the storage space for my favorite CDs.

You might think that a case that holds 24 cds would be a decent size. This is not. It is tiny. It only has room for the player and the cds. It has a little pocket for earbud headphones, but I wouldn't recommend using it, because you have to jam them in and they wind up getting crushed. There certainly is no room for spare batteries (except in the cd area, where they will fall out each time you open it; maybe you could stick them in with tape). And heaven forefend you should want to put regular headphones or a car adapter in it, because that is definitely right out. And contrary to the product description, it does not have an adjustable strap of any kind. It has a little handle for hand-carrying, and a little snap-strap (although due to its placement, I'm not sure what it would be good for). It also does not have some features that would be nice, such as a see-through window to see your display, but I knew this when I ordered it.

If all you want is a case for your player and 24 cds that you carry in your hand, then this might do the job. If you are looking for an all-in-one tote for your portable music set-up, I would recommend you look elsewhere.

Case Logic DMP-24 CD Traveler

I am pleased with the high quality of this compact, well-sewn and lined, lightweight case. It can be belted to your shoulder-bag strap, belt, briefcase, or whatever you use, and your hands are free. The CD-mp3 player pouch zips closed to fully protect the player from rain or heat, and the sturdy outside-case plug holds your earphone jack connection tightly in place as you walk or jog. 24-CD pouch zips open for easy access. The reason for 4 stars instead of 5, is that you do have to unzip the cd player pouch and pull out your player to operate the buttons or view the screen. For my uses, that is only a minor inconvenience.