Retekess TR606 Portable Cassette Players Recorders
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About Retekess TR606 Portable Cassette Players Recorders
Overall Feedback:
85% positive
76% appreciated the long battery life, while 24% found it drained quickly
I haven't used the built-in battery yet, but the battery life on AAs seems respectable.
I faced difficulty in loading AA batteries as the negative end spring was too strong. However, stretching the batteries made it easier to replace them.
84% praised its rugged and reliable design
I am hoping that with proper care, the portable cassette player/recorder will be durable. I am optimistic about its durability.
86% liked the ease of use, but 14% had trouble
The product is well made with better quality. The instructions are great and it's easy to use. It also has good sound quality and an AM/FM radio with antenna.
The portable cassette player recorder is easy to use with a built-in speaker that feels more 80s to me than headphones.
The cassette recorder has an auto stop feature when the tape is done recording.
I find myself referring to the manual regularly to identify the rewind and fast forward buttons as they are not readable.
89% found it easy to carry around
The cassette player/recorder comes with a USB power cord to run off USB.
82% praised the clear and crisp sound, but 18% found it muffled
I tested a pre-recorded cassette with classical music and found the result impressive, despite being in mono. I am confident that a professional mono recording would sound even better.
The sound quality of my portable cassette player/recorder is good and it includes a USB power cord. The Owner's Manual demonstrates all the buttons and controls, but it's annoying to refer to it for button references, especially for rewind and fast forward. The buttons aren't readable, so I have to refer to the manual regularly. If I buy this sleek appliance, I'll have to hold onto the manual and the DC USB power cord to save money from buying batteries. I discovered that it drains physical batteries when playing my second mixtape, but the USB power adapter does the job for home use and makes the tapes play properly.
