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Digital Cassette Player Converter with LCD Display
This is a multi-functional cassette player recorder. Not only can it play cassette tapes, but it can also play TF card. In addition, recording, MP3 transcription, and loud sound quality are the shining points of this portable cassette player.
Cassette to Digital Converter Compatible with Laptops and Personal Computers
Audio-to-digital converter via USB-C cable connected to a personal computer or laptop. After installing the Audacity software, you can easily convert cassette tapes to MP3 format and save them on the computer.
Cassette to Digital Converter Compatible with Micro SD Card
This Walkman tape player can convert cassette tapes into MP3 format and save them to TF cards, as well as convert TF cards' songs to blank tapes, making it easy to create a personalized cassette tape. Besides, an LCD can help monitor the digital convert status.
Loud Speaker and Earphone Jack
Loud Speaker
Although it is small in size, it does not affect its ability to release clear and loud volume at all.
3.5mm Headphone Jack
3.5mm earphone jack allows you to enjoy the music/story with the earphone anytime (earphone not included).
High Quality Tape Head
The high-quality motor and tape heads allow you to play cassette tape smoothly.
Compact Size
You can easily carry it on your road. Put it in your bag, in the car or hold it in your hand.
LCD Dispaly
The cassette player is equipped with a digital LCD for a clear view of digital convert status.
Package Included
Cassette Recoder *1
16GB SD Card and USB Card Reader *1
Type-C Cable *1
User Manual*1
Software CD-ROM*1
Type C USB Power (Included)
You can use it with a DC 5V plugged-in or computer power source at home.
4 AA Batteries Power (Not included)
You can use 4 * batteries power, which are very easy to find anywhere.
SomeoneSaid
2025-09-03 17:22:19
Minimal instructions but not too difficult to follow. Worked flawlessly. Converted 4 cassette recordings to digital easily and quickly. Sound quality was excellent and much better than I expected.
Servondo J. Mark
2025-08-04 17:18:08
I wasn't happy with the way it records to the sd card. Sound quality not very good in that respect, but the sound quality recording out to my computer was really great! So I use it as a cassette player into an audio interface to my computer and it works really great that way. It actually plays an operates better, then all of the other cassette to sd card recorders that I have purchased.
Joe Cool
2025-07-30 18:18:13
Although the sound quality from the built in speaker is nothing to brag about, it's quite good when using headphones or other aux cord devices. The controls can be confusing as to record from cassette to SD because the switch must be set to SD off/cassette mode then you have to hold the rec. button for three seconds. But once recording it does a good job. Overall I'm happy with this product for the price.
Steven S.
2025-06-24 16:07:42
I needed to create an MP3 file from an old cassette tape so I purchased this. Man, I really thought this was a great bargain. It came with an Micro SD card and a way to play it via a USB adaptor. It worked flawlessly. My only complaint is the tinting on the cassette door is so dark, I could not see what direction the tape was at. I had to use a flashlight to see the tape. Lighten the tint on the door and this is a 10/10.
Hobbyist
2025-05-21 17:49:10
Product is very cost effective. Transfers to SD card works very well. Cassette playback is ok, not as good as the higher end units but thats to be expected. But, here's where it goes south for me, recording to the cassette is very noisy, regardless if your using the mic or SD card as a source. Maybe I had a defective unit, but it sounded like the noisy mic channel was open regardless of the record source selected. That was the dealbreaker for me. If you just transferring from tape to SD, that worked and was easy to do. Speaker was ok, just good for verifying audio, not quality listening.
Phil
2025-04-20 15:58:05
I found it can record to computer several ways and can be run on AA batteries or with AC adapter. It filled my needs and was fairly easy to figure out how it works. It has been just what I needed to add to my old Walkman units, which are still working.
Ace
2025-03-18 19:53:38
Works as a tape player but that's about it. The thumb drive didn't work. The MicroSD keeps saying "NO" in the indicator which means the player doesn't think a card is in the unit.After trying two different recording softwares, a couple of different memory devices, numerous cords, every possible combination of input/output, computer setting for sound options, I have finally gotten this recorder to record something. But, it still doesn't make sense why everything quit working. The tape recorder didn't recognize either the USB thumb drive or the microSD card that was supplied to it. That part still won't work separately from the computer. But, as long as I can get what I need done then that is all that matters.Last update: I figured out why the unit would not record with Audacity to begin with. Hopefully this will help others. When the unit is first plugged into the computer and you set up your HOST/PLAYBACK/RECORDING DEVICE, the unit is not visible as an option as it should be. You have to play a tape and while a tape is playing under AUDIO SETUP run RESCAN AUDIO DEVICES. It will bring up USBAUDIO2.0 as options that weren't there previously. Then you use that as your recording device. It now works consistently.
Jose J Cintron
2024-11-30 18:26:04
Maybe this is because of how I am using it, but... I connect the USB power and then connect the player to my desktop amp via a 3.5mm to RCA cable and there is a horrendous loud hum coming out of the speakers. I have tried several USB cables, USB wall plugs and even different wall sockets to see if the hum goes away and nothing seems to help (next I am going to try a power bank, so I will update this later). I have not tried batteries, I don't feel like driving to the store to get AA batteries.When I connect my IEMs, directly to the player, instead of connecting it to the amp I can still detect a hum in the background, not as loud as when connected to the amp, but it is still there. If I cannot resolve this issue (there is no tech support from the vendor) I may have to return this.Update #1: Connected a power bank to the player to see if the hum would go away and it did not (got a bit softer).Update #2: Connected the player via an AUX cable to an Analog to Digital Converter to so that I could connect it to my DAC via a TOSLINK cable and the overall sound got better. The hum almost disappeared I am not really sure what is causing it. At least now you cannot hear it if you are playing music, but you can still hear it in gaps between songs and if the music is very low (like some classical music can get).At this point I think I have a defective unit, so I will return and exchange it for a new one.Update #3: As mentioned above I returned the previous unit and got a replacement one. The second one does not seem to have the hum that I mentioned above while playing music, so I guess there was something wrong with that first unit. The hum is there, but only when there is no music playing and at a very low volume. Looks like the issue is the power coming from the USB cable is not shielded properly. That said once you press play it goes away, you cannot hear it during the empty lead or trail on each cassette side, nor on the gap between songs.
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