Naxa NCA671 Detachable Stereo AM/FM Car Radio with Compact Disc Player and Aux-In Jack (Black)

• Manual Tuning Stereo AM/FM Radio Tuner
• Mechanical Front Face Detachable Panel with Carrying Case
• Anti-vibration Auto-insert CD Mechanism
• Disc Intro/Random/Repeat/Play/Track & Search Function
• Electronic Preset Equalizer (Pop/Rock/Classic) Controls

This stereo is really good for how much it cost.plus it looks good with buttons and screen lit up with blue.all the functions that it say it has are all working.only there was no instructions for set the clock .but i figured it out ,i had stereo off then the clock is on,here you just hold down sel button while the two cd scan buttons are your adjustment for clock set time.the left > forward is the hour.i have a total of 8 speakers hooked up,4 5 1/4 two one inch dome tweets and two legacy 10 inch woofers.all run by a kenwood 280 watt 4 channel amp and a very old purple boss 3 way crossover.its very loud an clear.im no profesional but i been hookin beat for my self an freinds for years.there is no engine or alt. noise at all very nice an clear stereo sound.if your lookin for a low price stereo this naxa 671 is good for it.mine works like a champ.

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I bought this CD player to try to upgrade from the tape player/radio that my car came with. Since I'm not a huge audiophile, I didn't want to spend tons of money on a fancy sound system, just wanted something serviceable to play CDs.

This item did not fulfill that criteria. It worked fine for about 2 weeks, then it stopped working. It wasn't a problem with the CDs themselves, because this problem happened with the radio too. After a minute or so of playing, the sound would randomly fade out and remain silent for a long time, then come back for a few seconds, then out again, and so on. And when I say that it was silent for a long time, I mean that I'd get about 2 minutes of music during a 45-minute drive.

I had my mechanic look at it, and it was definitely not a wiring or installation problem. Finally we determined that it was with the internal hardware of the CD player, a circuit that would overheat after a few minutes of work, rendering the whole item useless.

Unfortunately, by the time it stopped working, it was too late to return the stupid thing. So, don't waste your money, people! Spend a little more to get something that actually works.

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This is the most worthless car radio I have ever seen. The tuner is manual, difficult to tune perfeclty, and will not hold the setting. Switching between AM and FM, and tuning to a station on either one, will change the channel on both. THERE ARE NO PRESETS!!!!! Even the radios from the 1950's had presets! My gosh, how this piece of junk ever made it to the market is way beyond intelligent understanding. It's cheap, but don't waste your money. You'll only be buying another one within a month.

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This product sucks really badly! It does not play any cds what so ever, whether they are bootlegged or out the store. It has noise interference when listening to the radio or songs on your phone. It does not sound good having a system hooked up to it. I guess what u pay for is what u get....A CHEAP BRAND OF CD PLAYER!

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This is a piece of JUNK.Nothing works properly on it exspectually the CD player,also the stations don't stay on the station.You almost need to force the buttons to get them to work.Basicly,A WORTHLESS PRODUCT for the money.I'm a UNHAPPY customer & will never purchase a product from them AGAIN.Stay away from the radios,PLEASE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!