HANNLOMAX HX-300CD CD Player, Alarm Clock Radio, USB Charger (Black)

It has gotten very difficult to buy an alarm clock/ CD player these day! I have a relaxing CD that I listen to every night to fall asleep and my last machine finally died after 20+ years. My expectations were low after reading all the reviews but this model seemed like the best option. I picked this one because of the reasonable price, the size, the flat top, easy buttons, and the ability to dim the clock light. Pros: I've been able to learn very quickly which buttons to press to play my CD by touch only (while half asleep) due to the different shapes and sizes. The sound quality is good/ decent, especially at the volume I listen to as I'm falling asleep ;) The unit has 2 USB ports that you can use to charge devices which I think is a neat feature, even if I don't use it. I have a rapid charger for my phone already set up by my bed and based on other reviews these ports charge at a normal/ slow rate. I had to change bedside tables and my new one is a lot smaller so I needed a unit that had a compact footprint. This machine is the perfect size and looks very sleek with clean lines. I think it looks very nice. Cons: the volume is not very sensitive, especially for sleep; level 3 is a little soft but 4 is blaring and level 7 is audible down stairs (it goes to 16). **very minor problem The clock light is too bright; it has 2 levels of intensity but even the low level is really bright for me so I angle my pillow to block the display. **very minor problem The unit felt lighter and less solid than my previous clock radio/ CD player which makes me worry that this one won't last very long. **I've used it now for almost a month with no problems so it's possible that this may not be an issue... Overall I'm very happy with my purchase and would recommend it.

Wow, super super rare - an alarm clock that lets you use your CD as the alarm sound! For that feature alone it gets five stars because nobody else is selling that feature anymore, everyone seems to have their iPhone set as their alarm or something. Well, I hate the alarm on my phone. I am a heavy sleeper and not a morning person; I need my "BEHEMOTH" death metal CD blaring in my ear to wake up at 4:00am to go to work. Okay other information for you: the numbers on the display are quite large, easy to read from across the room. The brightness is enough to see it clearly in daylight but not so much that it wakes you up at night. It has a snooze feature which works regardless of what source your alarm sound is using. It also has a sleep feature to listen to music while you fall asleep but this will NOT function with your CD only with the AM/FM radio. The sleep and snooze are the same button; if the alarm is going off it will snooze otherwise it will start playing in sleep mode. It has two alarms that you can set separately. It also lets you set the date and the time zone. It can be programmed in repeat mode, I believe it will do either one song or the entire CD but I have not used this feature myself yet. It has TWO USB ports - for CHARGING ONLY - one for USB 1.0 mode and one for USB 2.1 mode. It also has a port in the back for Aux-In using a mini audio jack. Here you can plug in an MP3 player or your iPhone or iPod or whatever and have it play as your alarm (or just listen to it like you would a radio). For setting the alarm, it has a standard buzzer mode. Then it also has music mode. If nothing else is plugged in, music mode will use the built-in AM/FM radio with whatever station you previously set it on. If you put a CD in, that will trump any other input and will be first choice for the machine to play. If there is no CD in the tray, you can use the AuxIn port on the back to use some other MP3 source instead of the AM/FM radio. One down side here is that the controls are hard to figure out. SAVE YOUR USER MANUAL - you WILL need to refer back to it later, next time you want to change your alarm settings. On the plus side, it's lasted six months and hasn't caught fire yet.

Love the small size and that is also a cd player. Like the digital clock display and can dim too. Easy to set clock and radio stations. Exactly what i wanted!

First the PROS: -good sound -nice size for bedside -maintains accurate time (so far). (My previous device gained 2 minutes every 8 days). -PLL tuner -good SIZE digital display -good size SNOOZE, Volume, & Track-select buttons -dual alarm; wake to either buzzer, radio, or CD -USB ports (2) -dual speakers -battery back-up The CONS: -overly-complex controls. Once programmed, then performance is very good -the display is too bright - even on lowest setting (dimming range is very poor; only 2 choices and very annoying!) -preferred display color should be (from BEST to WORST): RED, AMBER, Orange, Green, yellow, blue, white. (The latter 3 colors should ALWAYS be avoided! - in both the numerical and the background displays). -no DEDICATED “on/off button” for the Radio & CD (at least I haven’t discovered it yet) -utilizes 2032 button battery which is difficult to replace; AA or AAA would be better. -no bass/treble adjustment (a minor fault) -annoying “loose wire” antenna; a rigid/telescoping antenna is preferred -no discernible setting/switch for DSL -would be helpful if the display showed not only the CURRENT TIME but also include the ALARM SET TIME (if activated). A RECOMMENDATION! I would ABSOLUTELY LOVE a CD/Radio/Alarm Clock which incorporates an ATOMIC CLOCK with DSL (Daylight Savings Time) on/off switch (for regions exempting DSL). Due to MARKET SCARCITY of a CD/Radio/Alarm clock product, I will be keeping the product though I have to “blind out” the display during sleeping hours (too bright & less-than-ideal color). UPDATE: I have “retired” the product from my bedside. It’s now located in my bathroom where I primarily use the CD or radio during the morning routine. The time is wrong again due to a power “flicker.” Hence I left it “as-is” resetting the radio station each time as that “memory” was also lost. -Finally discovered the “ON/OFF” switch; it’s a Press & HOLD (for 3 sec). (Otherwise I was cycling through the snooze timer). -The display is TOO BRIGHT and WRONG COLOR (green) during sleep hours, even on the lowest setting I could use it bedside if the color was RED or a dark AMBER, or the brightness could be adjusted lower. -It happened; power outages. The product failed to preserve the settings after the outages (I guesstimated about a 1-3 hour outage each time). Checked the spot battery (2032), and it was dead. I just replaced it from the previous outage a week earlier, and the same thing happened; dead battery. Due to the difficulty of replacing the battery, it just contributed to the cause of its retirement. Again, AA or AAA battery back-up would’ve been far better. As stated earlier, reprogramming the product is unduly complicated and tedious. FINAL SUMMARY: -CD quality is VERY GOOD -RADIO TUNER is EXCELLENT -TIME ACCURACY appears to be VERY GOOD -THE BATTERY BACKUP (pardon my French) DOWNRIGHT “SUCKS” losing ALL settings, rendering the ALARM CLOCK function as UNTRUSTWORTHY. RESULT: Lost one more star; now THREE STARS

I mean, as an alarm clock, it works fine. The music sounds good and the radio is clear. I like the wire antenna for better FM reception than my last radio. It's missing a few useful features. The controls are not intuitive and difficult to use. The buttons are pretty small for something I'm trying to turn off when I've just woken up. The CD player has no "random" feature, and while it's programmable, the program only lasts until you switch to the radio, so my wife can't wake up to her favorite song which is number 7 on the CD. There's only one "music" option at a time, so my wife can't wake up to the CD and let me wake up to the radio. The radio / cd / aux button always cycles through all three, so I'm always going past the unused AUX option. Also, no AM radio, only FM. I suspect I'll only use it until I find something better, then it will just become a clock. Ok, wow... You can't view the alarm times, you can only set them... And if the alarm is off, viewing/setting it will turn it on (buzz). The manual implied that, if the alarm is set to "CD", and there's no CD in the player, then you might end up with a silent alarm. Same for "aux"? Not sure. And "time zones"? I'm sending this back.

Bought this as a Christmas present for my grandson and I think he'll really like it. I went ahead and set the year, date and time. I preset the radio station he listens to. The instructions were well written, easy to follow. I don't know how well the cd player works because I didn't bother using it. So far I am very pleased with my purchase and would recommend it.

I was looking for a clock radio with a CD player. That's a really hard combination to find these days, so my options were limited. The numbers are nice and big and easy to see because it doesn't dim quite enough – it kind of works like a night light. (It really is way too bright for sleeping.) I was really hoping for semi-decent sound. All of my newer bluetooth speakers sound pretty great and are small. But this unit sounds like the music is coming through a tin can. The unit is okay enough to keep, but bad enough that it'll probably end up in a guest room.

Pre-sets radio stations (FM only), and plays CDs, recharges my phone, large time readout and decent sound. Love that it keeps its own correct time and self-adjusts for Daylight Savings Time and back again. Also small enough not to take up my entire night stand but big enough controls with labels to make using it very easy.

I had already bought a white and blue version of this clock-cd-radio and she loved it so much, she wanted the one by her bedside replace with a black one of these. Thank fully one was available works beautifully only drawbacks are that the print on top to operate the buttons are rather small unless you have 20-20 vision and there are only two settings for the dimness bright and less bright (one more dimness setting especially for sleeping at night would have been better as lowest dim setting still lights the dark room - like moonlight flooding the bed room). Still deservers a five out of five as I haven't seen anything better out there.

It’s a little tricky to follow the instructions as the setup is not intuitive but we got it to work. Seem to need to play the cd before adding music selection to the alarm, otherwise it just buzzes rather than play the cd at alarm time. Besides all this, it is a good cd alarm with decent audio.

J'ai retournée le produit car le radio ne possédait pas de sortie externe pour un set d'écouteurs.

I knew this wasn't going to be an amazing speaker just based on price. I just wanted something to wake me up but the sound is really bad. You also cannot control the volume when you set the alarm. I am a light sleeper and the volume it plays at is much too loud for me. It always shocked me awake. Might be beneficial if you are a heavy sleeper.

Easy to set up, but unfortunately the speakers blew out within a couple of weeks. Would recommend a different product if you're primarily looking to use it to listen to music.