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Little Tunes MP3 Music Boombox with Built-in Speakers

Submitted by chipchick on Friday, 14 November 2008One Comment

littleonesmp3-225x300 Little Tunes MP3 Music Boombox with Built-in SpeakersThe Little Tunes MP3 Music Boombox is smarter then most other MP3 players for kids right off the bat. Why? Because it’s got built-in twin speakers, so you dont have to worry about destroying kids sensitive young ears with headphones. The boombox comes preloaded with 20 songs and can also play additional WMA and MP3 files. It also sports a 1.4″ LCD screen and it has a convenient auto power off function after 70 seconds of inactivity. The Boombox is made up of a rubberized shell so that it should withstand some bumps pretty well. Additionally, headphones can be plugged in to the boombox but they aren’t included. The Little Tunes MP3 Music Boombox retails for just $29.99. Unfortunately, the product page doesn’t specify what is its actual memory capacity.

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  • LordNorth said:

    Bought this for our daughter to replace the Fisher Price FP3 player (another junk item).

    The one she opened Christmas morning was dead on arrival. A screw on the battery hatch, which is poorly designed anyway, was crossthreaded and stripped. Even after getting the hatch open the player would not work. Attributed the problem to the crossthreading and exchanged for a new unit.

    Brought the new unit home and although the hatch could be properly secured, the unit still wouldn’t even power up. Brand new batteries, but I checked them anyway. Batteries: Good. Player: Dead.

    Going to return this one and buy her a real mp3 player and a good protective skin.

    I should have known better with a no-name manufacturer like “Blue Hat Toys”, but decided to give it a try. Live and Learn.

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