bluetooth cassette boombox

They typically combine modern and vintage sources: CD, AM/FM radio, cassette playback (often with recording capability), Bluetooth streaming, and USB or SD card playback.

Common features include Bluetooth (sometimes specified as Bluetooth 5.0), TWS (True Wireless Stereo) pairing to sync two units, and model‑specified Bluetooth ranges (one listing cites about 30 ft).

Yes. Many models include cassette recording plus USB/SD recording so you can record radio or archive tapes as MP3 files; some also provide microphone inputs for memos or karaoke.

Options vary by model: many include an AC power cord and accept D‑cell batteries (examples listed include configurations using 4 D or 8 D cells), while others use built‑in rechargeable Li‑ion batteries or proprietary rechargeable packs with stated playtimes.

Portability varies considerably: listed weights range from roughly 0.5 lb up to about 18 lb across different entries. Many units include carrying handles, shoulder straps, or fold/swivel handles to aid transport.

Typical I/O includes USB and SD card slots, a 3.5 mm AUX/line‑in and headphone jack, microphone inputs, and in some models USB recording for archiving tapes.

Common features are VU meters, LCD or TFT screens, analog buttons and dials, manual tuning knobs, multi‑band radio tuners, and EQ controls (for example 3‑band or multiple preset EQ settings).

The listings explicitly mention USB/SD recording that archives cassette audio as MP3 files. USB/SD slots indicate digital file access, but other file formats are not specified in the provided descriptions and may vary by model.