Aiwa XP-SP921 Personal CD Player

Pros: Good construction, weatherproof, good battery use, GREAT sound, comes with AC adapter
Cons: Bulky, latch opens by accident too easily, resume/hold button badly designed

I have had this CD player for more than a year, and to be honest, I think it is the best $89 I've ever spent on audio equipment. When I walked into the store, what I had in mind was in $100 range and something that lasts (almost) a lifetime. Ok maybe ...

Pros: 1. Nice look 2. Nice battery storage. 3. Great Sound.
Cons: 1. My batteries never get charged.

For my birthday I didn't see anything that I wanted. But then I walked into Strawberries and I went over to the cd player section and saw it. The Aiwa XP-SP921 cd player. I couldn't wait untill i got home so I could listen to it. So when I did get home i...

Pros: It has a good sound and it does not skip at all.
Cons: It is bigger then some of the others out there.

This aiwa discman is not a bad deal. It is under $100 has some good sound to it, it will not skip and it easy on the batteries. The only downfall to this item is it's size. It is not the smallest one out there. It is also pretty heavy. I bought this...

Pros: Small size, virtually skip-proof, awesome stock headphones
Cons: Not as bassy as earlier Aiwa models, only charges Ni-Cd batteries

I bought the XP-SP921 as a replacement for another one of the lower X-Trainer series of Aiwa CD Players. Going up about 20 dollars on the price range (from 60 dollars to 80), I found this little diddy at The Good Guys. The other model I was looking at...

Pros: great battery life,minimal skipping, great sound
Cons: its a bit on the big side

i paid roughly under $100 bucks. I am impressed that the battery life is excellent on this. Never had any problems with the skipping. Still have the original headphones after 2 years and still plays excellently.

I'm looking to replace the one that some lucky person kifed from me. No regrets. Excellent sound quality.The antiskip is true to its name.