Best Personal CD Players for Small

the controls are rather small so you need to be careful of how you touch them with your fingers.

the sound is absolutely amazing for such a small machine.

still small enough to lock up in a drawer at night.

my grados use a bit more power than most cans, so you'll should get close to the 20 hour cd spec with small headphones run at a modest volume.

it is a very good choice unless you need something small, like when exercising...then a flash player would be your best bet.

so, in other words i don't think it handles mp3 discs well with any kind of error on it no matter how small or even discs without errors.

however, if you have small fingers and plenty of battery in stock, it worth buying.

the arrow is so small you can barely see it!

it's just kind of quirky to have that buried in the small print.

if you have small ears, like mine, the ears phones probably won't fit.

it's just kind of quirky to have that buried in the small print.

battery replacement is easier if you use a small screwdriver to pry out batteries.

if you have small ears, like mine, the ears phones probably won't fit.

the window display is small & reflects light, is a little difficult to read, however i'm satisfied with the player.

only drawback as i see it are that the controls are awkward to use because of their mounting on the side of the unit and are verrrry small; also the lcd readout is difficult to read - would be better

the only problem with this device is the controls are too small - i could not read the labels enough to understand what avls was nor could i understand the repeat button.

with small black on black controls and a hard to open case, this unit is a disaster.