Introduction
I bought the Ministry Of Sound Portable CD/Mp3 player at Argos and it cost about £69.99. The CD player is in black in color. The CD player comes with rechargeable battery, In Ear Stereo earphone, manual with warranty cards and also the AC/DC adaptor. Below is the specification ... Read review
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A review by mohammadharrisjalil on Ministry of Sound MOSCD039 January 28th, 2006
Author's product rating:
Sound Quality
Poor
Look & Design
Good
Range of Features
Average
Durability
Satisfactory
Value for Money
Very Poor
Advantages:
Slim Design
Disadvantages:
Battery Life, Sound, Bad Quality, High in Price
Recommend to potential buyers:
no
Full review
Introduction
I bought the Ministry Of Sound Portable CD/Mp3 player at Argos and it cost about £69.99. The CD player is in black in color. The CD player comes with rechargeable battery, In Ear Stereo earphone, manual with warranty cards and also the AC/DC adaptor. Below is the specification of the items
• CD/WMA/Mp3 Compatible • 960 Second ESP (WMA Mode) • Build In FM Tuner • M3U Navigation • CD Text in LDC • LCD In Line Remote • Mega Bass Sound System • Auto Rechargeable Function
Briefly, I think I would not suggest you to buy this product because this CD is quite low in quality and quite costly. The design is good but the quality is not as what I had expected.
Advantage
1. Design
a. The design is superb. The CD player is very slim and the color combination of the CD player was stunning!
b. The CD player is quite light as well and it is really portable.
2. Manual
a. The manual is easy to understand and also they provide a 1 year manufacture warranty.
3. FM Tuner
a. A build in FM tuner are available in the CD player and it was very easy to use and you can also save up to 10 radio station so that you don't have to search for your favorite radio station again and again.
Disadvantage
1. Battery Life
a. According to the manufacture, the CD player is able to play continuously up to 10 hours. But what make me so frustrated with the battery is that it actually last only about 2 to 3 hours. According to the manual, I have to recharge the battery for about 6 hours to make sure that the CD player will function properly but what happened is that, after the battery is fully charged, the CD player was only able to function around 2-3 hours.
2. In Ear Stereo Earphone
a. The sound quality from the Stereo Earphone was frustrating. The sound is crap! And the bass was very bad.
3. Mega Bass Sound System
a. Not as what I had expected. I'm very frustrated with the sound quality
4. Auto Rechargeable Function
a. Honestly, it was not auto rechargeable. After you attach the AC/DC adapter, it will not automatically charging the CD player. You have to push the play button and then push the stop button, until the 'Charging' sign appear at the LCD Panel. If you just attach and switch the charger on, without doing what I had told you before, it won't charge your battery.
5. LCD In Line Remote
a. The design is very bad, and very low quality, I just use the CD player for 2 months and the In Line Remote started to show some problems. The connector to the CD player is also broken. As the result, I have to put rubber band to the connector so that I still can hear the music from the CD player.
6. Price
a. Not Worth Buying It!
Conclusion
I don't suggest you to buy this product and as for me, I will not use this brand again and I am very frustrated with the product.
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