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Sony ZSRS60BT CD Boombox with Bluetooth and NFC (Black)

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Condition
Used - Acceptable
Style
D Boombox
Model
ZSRS60BT
Dimensions
13.81 x 6 x 9.31 in
Weight
5.6 lb
Color
Black
Speaker Type
Stereo
Works with
Laptop, Smartphone, Tablet

Features 6

  • CD, CD-R/RW, USB, and MP3 playback, Stream music wirelessly with Bluetooth and NFC
  • MEGA BASS sound enhancement, FM/AM radio with 30 memory presets and LCD display, Up to 26 hours battery life
  • Audio-in for use w/ MP3 players and other audio sources, Compact design w/ handle for portability and easy to use buttons, Headphone jack
  • Radio reception: FM: Approx 26 hours; CD playback: Approx. 9 hours ; Audio Station Preset 30 (FM 20, AM 10)

Description

Take your tunes on the go with the Sony ZSRS60BT CD Boombox. This boombox lets you play music from a variety of sources, including CD, CD-RW, MP3-CD, AM/FM radio, 3.5mm AUX input, USB thumb drives, and Bluetooth streaming. For easy Bluetooth connectivity, built-in NFC allows you to tap your compatible device against the NFC logo for instant pairing.

Specs 25

Brand Sony
Connectivity Technology Bluetooth, USB, wireless
Color Black
Speaker Type Stereo
Item dimensions L x W x H 13.81 x 6 x 9.31 inches
Power Source Battery Powered
Wattage 15 watts
Supported Standards CD

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I LOVE THIS. Also, yes, you CAN program lots of radio presets.
I LOVE this CD player/radio. The sound quality is good, it's easy to use, it doesn't take up a lot of space. I just love it. I did a lot of research before I purchased this one, and I'm very pleased with my purchase. I've had it for a couple of months now. I saw lots of reviews from people saying how disappointed they were that there are "only 3 radio presets, when the product description says there are a lot more". They are mistaken. On the top, there are 3 "favorite station" buttons that are shortcuts you can program to your 3 favorite radio stations. To set those, you just put your radio on the station you like, and then press and hold one of the buttons until it beeps. Voila. But to set the radio presets (I forget how many are available, but there are LOT), there are buttons on the front -- the round thing in the middle. There's an "ENTER" button surrounded by a round arrows thing which is laid out like this: Top = Tune+, Bottom = Tune-, Left = Preset-, Right = Preset+. And here's how you set the presets: 1. Tune the radio to a station you want to add as a preset, using the up/down "Tune" arrows. 2. Press and hold the ENTER button until the display starts to flash. It is now showing you what # the preset is and at this point, you decide which # of preset you want it to be (1? 2?), etc. You set this by using the Preset- (left) and Preset+ (right) arrows. 3. Now press ENTER. EXAMPLE: Say you want AM-970 to be preset #3. You tune the radio to AM-970. Now press & hold the ENTER button until the display is flashing. Now, using the Preset+ (right) arrow, click that until the flashing display says 3 (instead of 1). Now press the ENTER button again. Voila! To ACCESS your preset radio stations, you just turn on the radio, and then press the PRESET- (left) or PRESET+ (right) arrow buttons until you reach the preset# that you want. Cheers. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 21, 2019 by Kindle Customer
Only Posititves to Say about this Product
I bought this after Irma past. I had a radio, but it didn't have a digital tuner nor did it have Bluetooth. This radio stated that it did. It was a little more than I wanted to spend, but the reviews were good and I have always liked Sony products. I can tell you upon opening the box, plugging it in, and turning it on I am more than happy with my purchase. It is a good size for what I wanted. It has a sturdy handle, well marked function buttons, and is well made. Where it really shines is in its function. Bluetooth paired immediately and easily. (I have Samsung Galaxy 8 plus) Sounds great through Bluetooth. Nice highs and lows, no tininess. Doesn't distort at high volume. I live in a large 1 bedroom apartment with thick walls. It is loud enough to hear throughout my place. CD works well as does the usb port. Radio performance is solid. The digital tuner was exactly what I was looking for. No more dial turning for me. I read here there were only 3 presets. That is not true. This radio has 30 presets you can set, but you have to scroll through them numerically 1,2,3, and so on. There three buttons on the top are for you favorite channels of the 30 presets. Nice feature, but it would have been nice to have 1 or 2 more. If you are looking for a well built great sounding radio with multiple features and input modes you need to take a closer look at this radio. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 30, 2017 by John
Plusses and minuses but very good for audiobooks and podcasts.
Reviews get confusingly cross-posted so let me start by saying this is a review of a refurbished Sony ZSRS60BT CD/Flash Drive/Bluetooth/AM/FM player. They call it a boombox but boomboxes are a thing of the 1980's when a boombox was as large as a suitcase, used a dozen D batteries, and shook windows and walls. This player has a lot of excellent qualities but control of sound frequency is not one of them. However, since I wanted it for voice cd audiobooks, and voice mp3 podcasts--it's great for that. For music, I'll have to use something else. Threre's no way to cut the high frequencies and that makes it tinny and obnoxious for most music sources. It would be perfect if it had any sort of tonal shaping capabilities. Strangely, this player has no frequency equalizer, no tone control, not even a sparse array of pre-set equalizer settings like rock,classical,flat,etc. There is--what they call--a mega bass button but it doesn't do much through the player's tiny speakers. The so-called--megabass--is only effective if you wear headphones or if you are using this device as a pre-amp to some other stereo or sound bar. So, lacking tone control, for music, I couldn't stand it. I think the lack of audio tone control is why some reviewers say it has poor sound--because it has no means for cutting the highs. You wouldn't want to use it in an office or home for background music because at moderate to low volumes, only the "tinny" highs come through. I have thought about cutting some plastic or cardboard to cover the speakers but that would look ugly. (Covering the speakers would attenuate the highs by muffling the "bright-sounding" center region of the speaker cone. The sound would then be forced to exit the player from the rear of the speakers through all of the vents in the player's case. It would be an effective approach but rather crude and rather ugly.) If you use it for its bluetooth (BT) capabilities, you can shape the sound if your input device has an equalizer. But, mostly, bluetooth transmitters are cell phones and they have removed the ability to swap charged batteries in a phone. I can't use my cell phone as a player because I need the battery power for voice calls. I also can't clutter my phone memory with entertainment music and audiobooks. I've got to save that memory for important things. And, they took away the memory card slots on phones. I've got to plug an adapter to my phone's usb port to use a memory card so I can't power the phone using the usb port if a memory card adapter is in there. So, actually, I don't find any usefulness for the bluetooth capability because my phone is my only bluetooth transmitter. I guess they expect me to use my phone to stream from a cloud and power my phone at the USB port but I don't want to waste data for hours on end just streaming to my BT player. (I really miss my old Galaxy 4 phone. I could keep charged batteries available, the charger only cost about 10 bucks, batteries cost about 3 bucks, and I could swap memory cards and charged batteries into it all day and all night. It would be a great BT transmitter. But, it's old little CPU just can't really keep up these days with things I need to do.) For voice, however, this Sony ZSRS60BT it is just perfect for my needs and purely excels in that regard. I got a refurb at a greatly reduced price and it looks new to me. Voice sources like radio talk shows, mp3 voice podcasts, cd voice audiobooks, and so forth sound just fine. It will play mp3, wma, and some aac from a flash drive. It will also play mp3 and wma from cd (optical disc). I haven't tried aac on an optical disc. If plugged in, it is always in standby drawing 0.9w and it will always display the word "standby" if it is plugged in and turned off. If you have a flash drive plugged in, and if you turn it off (which actualy puts it in standby) it will remember where your place on the flash drive if you leave it plugged in or as long as you have charged batteries installed. It won't remember where you were in a cd unless you leave it turned on. If you turn it off (which actually puts it in standby) it won't remember where you were in a cd. It will re-encode disc files to flash drive files. It is preset to re-encode at 128kbps stereo mp3 onto the flash drive. (You can't change the 128kbps setting.) It takes about 45 minutes, though, to do the disc to flash drive conversion and the file names are simply numbered entries in the root of the drive. If you put several discs onto the flash drive, each track is just sequentially numbered starting from where the last conversion's numbering scheme left off and there is no metadata (ID3) tag. It is lightweight so its easy to move around with me. The AM radio seems to be just as sensitive as other radios I have. Sensitive means it can pick up a distant station and ignore some static and some interference. The FM band is also just as sensitive as other radios I have. It plays mp3 files of all kinds and hasn't refused any so far. For voice, it sounds good. It will display title and artist of a metadata tag (ID3 tag and such). This player will accept AA batteries. It's supposed to use C batteries but due to the configuration of its slots, AA batteries effectively fit without using adapters. This is great for me since I already have a charger bank of about 16 AA batteries for various devices around the house. I use Eneloops (Japan) which are 1900mah and I use some Energizer Accu's (Japan) which are 2400mah. Those give about 10 hours of flash drive playback. It's no fun changing batteries in devices like these, but, that's just the way it is. I'd rather hassle with swapping AA or C batteries because the other option manufacturers often force upon us is a built-in Lithium that is practically impossible to find and is quite bothersome to replace when it requires disassembly of the device to solder in a new Lithium pack. Most rechargeable C batteries you get these days are nothing more than a AA battery in a C-sized shell so using AA rechargeables are just as powerful and cost quite a bit less. Yes, there are full-powered rechargeable C batteries out there. I think they are about 5000mah or so but they cost quite a bit more. Full powered C batteries (≈5000mah) would give you about double the playback time (≈20 hours) compared to (≈10 hours) AA batteries (≈2000mah). Sony missed the mark by eliminating sound frequency control. If it had some way of cutting the highs, this little cd/mp3/bluetooth player would be in many more small offices and homes all over the country. I can't stand to listen to music on it, but, it is great as a voice audio book player. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 23, 2016 by Rusty
Portable, multi-functional, MP3, BT, CD, USB, Boombox that sounds great.
Purchased this for my 83 year old mom. My dad had just passed away and I wanted her to have something she could actually use. My dad's old stereo rack system was something she never could master. This is straight forward and simple. Although for her the BT isn't important, it works fine when one of the grandkids come over. The USB input is really one of the nicest features because I can load umpteen of her favorites and it can play for days. Likewise navigating the CD player is simple and easy. The Sound is actually pretty good as well. Especially if you don't want music blaring at you like Zeppelin or Sabbath. Which actually don't sound bad on this. The MP3 input is also a nice added feature as well. The size and weight are perfect for moving around from one room to the next. And having the ability to operate off six C cells are a plus for on the go, or if the power goes out. All in all a good job by Sony. Radio picks up pretty well too with just the single pull up antenna. I'm sure that depends mostly on location. But I had no problem zeroing in on three stations my mom liked. And locked them in with the presets. Would I recommend this, absolutely yes. Also has a Mega Bass button for adding some additional bottom.. if desired. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 13, 2018 by MRH
Good bye SONY PRODUCTS. I had enough
It is absolut JUNK. Toys Rus children toy audio sound quality is better then this JUNK. I read lots of good reviews and little bad reviews but I believed SONY quality and purchased the audio Boombox. Trust me the bad reviews are all real and it become all true since I had it in 6 month. First of all, the speak sound like 1960’s style mono speaker sound and no base sound at all even I put “MEGA BASE” mode. What base sound? 2nd, in 2 month CD player kept skipped and dead. 3rd, follow month USB memory stick cannot be read. 4th, Radio sound getting poor reception and I need keep rotate position of the radio to get better sound. I only can use in normal function is “BLUETOOPTH” mode but I do not know how long this piece of junk works. I only use 1 or 1 1/2 hr a day at kitchen while I prepare dinner for my family. I do not heavy use or missuse it. Just get bad product. Customer services? I don’t think it doesn’t exist. I called number of times but never be able to speak with “REAL PEOPLE”. It just waist money and time. I believed that the SONY products are good and good reputations but not anymore. I am very sorry to purchased the Boombox and I am stupid enough consaider other peoples bad reviews. If someone might interst to prchased the Boombox, please reconsider it. You will regret your decision like me. I will not buy SONY product anymore. I purchased two Samsung TV sets just passed Thankgiving sales instead of SONY TV. By the way, I was life time SONY product user more than 50 years but I gave it up because I had enough with SONY. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 4, 2018 by Tac-Instructor
A great little boombox
Sony ZSRS60BT CD Boombox with Bluetooth and NFC (Black) I bought this product for 2 purposes: As a reliable CD player for my wife, and as a means of playing music for our church small group. This unit rated the highest in the Amazon reviews I read for comperable CD boomboxes. I adjusted to highest volume and it is loud enough for a large living room to hear an audio file with teaching/preaching. I thought that the audio quality was as good as might be expected for a small boombox like this one. The first thing I did was to try all the functions to make sure that everything was functioning correctly. Everything was functioning correctly. I was happy to see that the Bluetooth connection worked from 20 feet away even with 2 walls in the way. The next thing I did was to use the unit to burn our music CDs to a USB flash drive. I was delighted to find that each time I finished a group of cds, I was able to simply transfer the files created to a new file that I had created, i.e., contemporary, worship, Terry, Erin, etc. The unit works fine with multiple USB folders, allowing me to navigate between folders and selecting play tracts for each folder. The CD boombox didn't come with an instruction manual, but I found one at: [...] Instead of keeping a stack of cds around the unit I have purchased a number of mini USB flash drives, and am putting each genre of music on its own flash drive so that my wife doesn't have so many folders to go through to get to what she is looking for. One of the nice functions is the random playback mode. It functions for all the files on the USB drive or cd, with continuous random playback. Paul ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 25, 2016 by Paul
A decent all around unit for an ecentric
So, do you still like Fm radio? But your into tech, IE, you want to load a USB thumbnail with MP3's and listen to them, but you also like CD's as well?! Welcome to the club! So I forget the main reason why I bought this particular unit 'Sony ZSRS60BT'. I believe it had to do with the USB drive & how many files the Unit could play? I know one reason I bought it was simplicity. Anyways, long story short, I've had the unit since Oct 2017. It's been a pretty decent piece of hardware, but here recently its given me hiccups, if you will call them that. Basically the CD player has gone on the fritz. I don't actually know if its the hardware or software? Because any cd seems to play fine, but the unit wont run through the disc like its supposed to. Instead it just stops, once it reaches the end of the track run, even though "repeat/loop has been activated. I've tried multiple CD's.. they are not scratched. Does the same thing. Now with USB mp3 files. It plays on just fine. So basically that's why I give this unit 3 stars. If the quality were there. IE, it was still going strong 100% when I made this review, then I'd give it 5 stars. I had an older Sony CD player/ Radio, it was some white special edition. And until a power surge fried it, it was going on a solid decade of use. It was an amazing unit. Audio quality has been really good on this unit. I know others have complained about that, but I've literally had no issues there. Maybe the QA for this product is spotty? & were all suffering from that? Anyways, while I wish the product has a more solid life span. 2 years is decent for the price. I've more than earned '70+ dollars" over those two years.. 1000's of times over. So its paid for itself. I literally have used it everyday. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 4, 2019 by Core
Sony makes another good, high value product
My mom, 90 yrs old, needed a replacement for her failing music player, so I scoured possibilities and found this inventive and classicly good looking unit, which is highly adaptable to modern technology, but which also plays cd's "on the move", has a very large stable handle, has an FM/AM radio, plays USB stick audio MP3's, and can actually add MP3 files to a USB stick by copying them to the stick from the CD in the player, by using a few simple command prompts that are detailed in the literature accompanying the player. I tested this feature and though it's a bit clunky, and not so fast in its operation, it did in fact copy selections from a cd that I commanded it to, and I sent the USB stick to my mom so she could have a way of saving her selections on it from her own CD's as well as borrowed ones. Alas, I'm afraid that feature won't be used by my tech-challenged mother, but she very much enjoys her new stereo system. The USB stick could have loaded all of her cd's with ease, since it was 32 GB. Anyways, it's easily portable, yet has a quality, rich, tight and clear sound with sufficient volume to exceed most peoples' listening requirement. Nice job Sony........it usually pays to get a Sony over some unknown name, and this is proof positive of that claim. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 1, 2017 by Paul R DesRoches
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