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DIGITNOW Walkman Cassette to MP3 Converter is simple to use and set up. It is ideal for inexperienced individuals looking to convert cassette tapes into MP3 files.
Notes:
- Only work with a USB drive with FAT32 formats up to 128G
- Not work with PC directly
One-touch convert tapes to MP3
With DIGITNOW cassette tape converter, you can easily convert your old cassette tapes to MP3 format and directly save into USB flash drive!
Just put your tape in and play, then press record button and wait. After all songs are played, it will automatically save the mp3 files to your USB flash drive. Then turn the cassette to the other side and record it.
Save into USB Drive
Convert cassette tape into MP3 and directly save into USB flash drive (Supports FAT32 formats up to 128G) .
And you can instantly play the recorded music.
This means it can be used as a music player, play music in the USB flash drive or cassette tapes.
Please note: USB flash drive is not included in the package.
Auto / Manual Switch
There are two modes to operate this cassette tape converter ---automatic mode and manual mode:
1. In automatic mode, the device will convert your tapes into mp3 files and partition each song automatically.
2. In manual mode, you need to partition each song by press next button during recording.
Auto Reverse
When set to the "loop" icon, the converter will record side A and side B in an endless loop, which needs to be stopped manually.
Two Ways to Power
You have two ways to power your Walkman Cassette Player:
- USB Port Power Supply USB Charging Cable included)
- 2*AA Battery (not included)
Film protection
A transparent screen is attached to the surface of the cassette machine to protect it from wounds and dust.
3.5mm AUX jack
Use AUX port, you can also record music from other sources with a 3.6mm audio cable (such as: radio, MP3 players, anything with audio line out)n
Features：
- Automatically or manually partition songs.
- Stand alone, no computer required.
- Plug & play.
- With playback can check the recorded music on the device.
- Small size, can play, convert anywhere.
Myrna S.
2025-09-04 10:08:41
The original one was faulty. Seller dispensed with the need to return and sent me a replacement without question not even requiring me to return the 1st one.At first I thought I had received another dud, but the seller suggested checking playback volume... DOH!! It was all the way down. Turned up and playback. Hurrah! Plugged in the USB stick and followed the instructions to start recording off tape to USB. NOTE: only press the Play/Record button on the back briefly to change from solid green to flashing. Pressing too long does not start the recording (ask me how I know!!).For the first 5-10 minutes I listened to the playback while recording. There was quite some hiss and extraneous noise coming through the earbuds. I was concerned that all this would be recorded along with the actual recording. But no! After the recording was complete, I played the recorded file back on my computer and it was extremely clear - no hiss.I saw some people complaining about the tape not auto-playing the 2nd side. I had no such issue. Upon reaching the end of side 1 there was a brief pause, a click and side 2 started perfectly.100% happy!!
Nansteele
2025-08-14 13:27:02
Was sold to me as new, but packaging had been previously opened. Audio was sluggish and it destroyed the cassette tape of my deceased husband singing. Really regretting this purchase. Don’t waste your money.
william e mulcare
2025-07-12 11:25:57
This converts into mp3 very easily. Great. A little cheaply made but it does what it says. I converted all my audio tapes. Cool
Bernard Gallagher
2025-06-25 15:09:08
As the title said, I have a bunch of old cassette tapes from the 70s and 80s that are irreplaceable. I've been wanting to copy them to digital format for a long time, but just didn't know how to. I found this on Amazon a few days ago and gave it a try. While it feels cheaply made, it gets the job done. It's easy to use -- plug a USB thumbdrive into it, play the tape, and you end up with a MP3 file on the thumbdrive. If you want, use Audacity to separate that MP3 file into separate songs. The resulting MP3s suffer from a little wow and flutter, but I don't know if that's caused by this player or the tapes were recorded like that. They are from the 70s and 80s, after all. I successfully saved my priceless old mix tapes to MP3. So I'm a happy customer. :-)
Teagan Wilson
2025-04-16 15:53:30
I felt like the batteries died fairly quickly, and it caused a slowing/muddy effect on audio- both playing aloud and when recording to USB. Unfortunately, when I used a plug in cord- I dunno if it was too powerful or what- but it basically baked the insides and it died on me quickly. I think it would have been fine if I used rechargeable batteries and rotated often, and it did work as advertised- just cheaply made.
Ash Desh
2025-01-31 15:27:26
Model: BR608Does good job in converting cassettes to MP3, just converted two old cassettes to MP3, sounds good.Build quality is not that good, not sure how long it will last.Need to try some stereo cassettes & check the quality of MP3. – 09/12/2022 - Tried to convert a stereo cassette to MP3, but it gets converted in Mono mode & not stereo mode. It even does not play in stereo mode when a stereo cassette is played.Disappointed, will have to return it back. Tried to contact the DigitNow (manufacturer) but, no response from them.
Maggie Bush
2024-12-22 17:57:42
Love it so much,old school player and Modern.Time,I can listen to my old school music from old cassettes,great
DJ Gojabean
2024-12-15 11:55:40
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