Jensen Portable Sport Stereo CD Player

This product was awful ! Amazon should not sell it. Any positive comment about the product might be by a Jensen employee. The tuner knob does not illuminate any radio stations call number where it should. It only displays if the CD is recognized, at which point the number of songs on the CD are displayed. If it does not read a CD, "NO" is displayed. To find your favorite radio station, it is necessary to wait for a radio station to announce its call letter. At that point the tuner knob can be turned ever so slightly to the next station, and repeat the process of waiting to hear the call letters again. With continued repetition of these steps, eventually the desired station will be found. The CD player would too frequently get stuck and just play over and over the same thing. More than 3/4 of store-bought CD's would not play. All but a couple of my many, many burned CD's would not play. Two at the most would play. Hopefully, you will take my suggestion to heart. It is this model that is ineffective. I worked at a Philips Magnavox return center in the late '90's, and certain models were consistently returned, that is why I make the statement it is the model. It is the inexpensive parts that go into the product. There are quality circuit boards and extremely less quality circuit boards that use cheaper materials that makes the product able to sell for much less money. Having to go through the effort of returning an item simply adds another aggravation to the day. My suggestion would be to spend another $25.00 and try the Sony. Target, Walmart and other stores throughout the United States would send all brand of electronics, not just Magnavox to the return center. I determined the employee just didn't care to send it to the correct manufacturer. Once in a blue moon a Sony would be sent. That old saying is true, and I experienced the ole cliche', "You get why you pay for."