AIWA Portable retro boombox CD/MP3/USB/kazetta/BT/FM red RC-250RD

The Aiwa RC-250RD is a stylish, retro-looking portable boombox that combines classic and modern music sources in one device. Playable formats: CD, CD-R, MP3, cassette, USB, Bluetooth 5.0 and FM PLL radio...
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Pickup in store: 19.10.2026. Monday
Home Delivery: 20.10.2026. Tuesday
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36 090 Ft

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Casette player
USB player
Audio CD player
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The Aiwa RC-250RD is a stylish, retro-looking portable boombox that combines classic and modern music sources in one device. Playable formats: CD, CD-R, MP3, cassette, USB, Bluetooth 5.0 and FM PLL radio (40 program slots). The cassette unit is not only suitable for playback, but also for recording from Bluetooth, CD, USB, radio or AUX sources.

The 3W+3W speakers provide dynamic sound and bass reproduction. The LCD display is complemented by a white backlight and a digital 24-hour clock. Connectors: USB, AUX IN (3.5 mm), headphone output (3.5 mm).

The compact size (32×25×16 cm) and built-in carrying handle make it ideal for travel and outdoor use. It can be operated both from the mains (230V) and with batteries (6x1.5V C-cell). The package includes an AC power cable and user manual.

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