Syitren's bet is that people want physical music back, and the R400 is the affordable version of that idea: CD, CD-R and CD-RW playback with an SC6137D DAC, a 16-second anti-shock buffer and a Bluetooth 5.3 transmitter for wireless listening. The pearlescent body has a removable shell and a transparent cover, and the box includes a small stand so the player sits properly on a desk or shelf. A hidden charging base keeps the cable tidy, and the 18650 cell runs about four hours. Buy it if you own CDs and want them off the shelf again; skip it if your library is already streaming-only.
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