Aiwa XP-R210 Personal CD Player

Pros: Tuner, sound quality, 48-second skip buffer, CD-RW compatibility
Cons: None

I have had some great experiences with this CD player. The price, quality of sound, and the features are all factors influencing my purchase of this CD player, and I am thoroughly impressed.

First of all, the price. I went into Best Buy,...

Pros: sound quality, headphones
Cons: nothing

This aiwa discman is a good choice...it's reasonable price and unique features attracted me to it.

SOUND
Sound quality is great, better than average. Also, it has EASS which stands for Electronic Anti-Shock System, which prevents...

Pros: great sound and easy to use
Cons: not loud enough for me

The portable CD player I had before this one was a memorex. I needed a new one and I chose this Aiwa model. I thought it looked cool. One thing I looked for in purchasing a portable CD player was that it need to have a radio on it. Most CD players...

Pros: AM/FM Radio, 48 sec. skip protection, HOLD button, awesome sound quality.
Cons: Short headphone cord.

As a music listener, I find that in order to get the best quality out of my CDs, you have to have a quality product. I've had CD players in the past before (Memorex was my last one), and after getting the Aiwa XP-R210 model, I am determined that...

Pros: Very durable, easy to use, long battery life, plays CD-R/RW's
Cons: none

I bought my Aiwa Compact Disc Player XP-R210 in March of 2000 at Target when my sister lost my old CD player at school. This amazing unit has a 48 second Electronic Anti Shock System that allows you to listen to your favorite music on even the bumpiest...

Pros: good battery life, great sound
Cons: earphones weren;t great

I have had bad luck with disk-mans for the last 5 years, every year my cd players would just stop working, or the buttons wouldn't work. Every time was something new. I couldn't bring myself to buy a expensive cd player because I am a cheap person. (yes...

Pros: Sound quality, 48 seconds EASS, Deep Bass function, looks and design, batteries
Cons: Radio

I don't know how, many people who wrote here, bought this discman for under $100, as I have paid $150 for it. Must be because I am from a small part of Europe and we don't get such low prices, hehe...(I'm actually crying...no, just kitting...)
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Pros: Serves as both a CD and a radio. Good sound and ergonomic headset.
Cons: The radio reception is just as bad as any other portable radio.

This is a great product for anyone needing a portable audio player. It serves as both a radio and a cd player so you can use either one. Lots of preset stations so you never have to scan through stations. There is a switch for you to toggle if you are...

Pros: headphones, sound quality, bass boost
Cons: battery life could be longer

When I first got this CD player on my birthday, I was utterly disappointed because i had been hoping for a sony g-shock player. As soon as I started got home and popped in a CD, my thoughts were long forgotten. This player has superior sound quality,...

Pros: sleek design, digital radio and CD, never skips, sounds great, plays CDR's
Cons: Headphone cord is too short, and it's hard to hold it without pushing buttons

This is the best $89 I've ever spent on a portable electronic device. I got it at Target and it came with the really cool headphones that go behind your head instead of on top of it. They are also matching silver with baby blue trim, so they look great...

Pros: E.A.S.S. , FM/AM Tuner , Swoops Headband , Battery Life
Cons: Size of buttons and few features

The Aiwa XP-R210 is a great CD player to buy if you're a person who gets bored with listening to music CD's and just wants to listen to the radio to take a break from reality. The XP-R210 is awesome because it includes a huge 48 second memory buffer...