KLIM K7 Cassette Tape Player + Cassette to MP3 Converter + Portable Cassette Player + Walkman Cassette Player + Built-in Microphone & Speaker + Rechargeable Battery + Earphones + 16GB SD Card

The KLIM K7 Cassette Tape Player + Cassette to MP3 Converter has been absolutely invaluable for my project of digitizing old family cassette tapes—I’m working through around 900 tapes, and this device has proven to be a reliable, practical solution. Setup was straightforward, and the cassette-to-MP3 conversion process is simple and consistent, which is critical when working at this scale. The player handles tapes smoothly with stable playback, and the audio capture has been clean and usable, especially considering the age of many of the recordings. Having a dedicated, portable unit means I can focus on the workflow without constantly adjusting software or complicated settings. The portability is another big plus. It’s easy to move, doesn’t take up much space, and feels solid enough for long-term use. For anyone looking to preserve irreplaceable recordings—family voices, stories, music, and memories—this player does exactly what it promises. If you’re archiving a large cassette collection and want a dependable, easy-to-use tool, the KLIM K7 is a fantastic choice. It’s helped turn fragile tapes into lasting digital memories, and for that alone, it’s worth every penny.

As advertised. Great compact and fine design, easy to use, excellent recording and file transfer capability, and playback. The included accessories all have good quality, with great functionality, and all you need to record, file transfer, and later playback. The price is very affordable, too. I recommend.

Does what it says on the tin. However, you will need to find better headphones to use with it. Read several types of tape with minimum issue. No mechanical or electronic selection for tape types, so... Metal, Chrome and other tape types aren't even adjusted for. Small speaker on the front of the unit is... cute but anemic and tinny. What ya expect, it's not a boombox after all. It does a good job ripping the audio to MP3 format. Will need to use something like Audacity to get it converted and snipped properly.... Now on to the biggest issue. The headphones are decent for their job, but the fact that I've tried 3 other headphones and have found that if you use anything with a microphone the plug on the device will not allow the sound to go through at all. I tried with Beats, Jabra, Plantronics, and AKG... no joy, however using an old school set of Headphones, they work a treat.

I had the task of converting hundreds of tapes to MP3 for a nonprofit and this little device worked so well. Very easy to use. I’m amazed it didn’t konk out on me halfway through this project because there were days I ran it from morning until night. The only hiccup was the SD card failed a couple times when transferring the info to my computer. The company was very responsive and ended up giving me a partial refund so I could purchase a separate SD card. No issues after that. Overall very pleased with the quality and functionality of this device and the recordings came out great. Any issues I encountered were related to tape quality, not the device itself. I highly recommend this product, especially if you have a lot of tapes to convert! It comes with a decent pair of headphones or you can use your own. Great customer support, thanks!

This little gizmo is great. Does what it is supposed to do: records old cassette tapes to micro SD cards. Sound through the built-in speaker is okay, but tinny, which you would expect from such a small speaker. The sound through the included earbuds is much better. The magnets at their ends keep them together nicely. The sound of the recorded music through the computer or other device is excellent. The cassette door is a bit difficult to open, but not a big deal. Also comes with an SD card, charging cord, and micro SD card adapter. A great bargain for the price. Wish I had found something like this years ago. I highly recommend!

Surprisingly premium. Solid build, lots of extra features and included items. Even the included earbuds were high quality.

I have a large box of cassette tapes recorded 50 years ago. Some were old mix tapes of music and shows from recorded from WBCN in Boston but others were of cherished recordings of my family and friends. Of course, none of the tapes had any notes on them. It was so easy to record the tapes to the included SD card and transfer the files to my computer. Pop in the tape, cue it up, press PLAY and press REC and that's it! The SD card to USB adapter is included to copy the MP3 file to your computer. Playing these files on the PC is easy and allows for quick scanning to find desired sections. You can cut and edit the MP3 files with any audio editor. The KLIM K7 cassette recorder is of high quality and is very durable. The battery life seems good but I keep it plugged into the USB port on my PC while I am recording. I think that the sound quality is good for such a small speaker and works well to monitor the tape as it records to the SD card. The recorded sound quality is excellent. I highly recommend this product! It has brought me such joy being able to recover old cassette tape recordings and to hear the voices of lost family and friends.

Preface: I am an extreme novice when it comes to most technological music software, so this review is most likely a bit skewed due to my lack of knowledge. I have several old cassettes that I wanted to transfer to my computer. A few of them were recordings of my childhood, birthday parties, Christmases, etc. I wanted to store them on my computer so that I could listen to them on the road (via USB, flash drive, CD, and so on), since cars these days don't come standard with tape players (ah, the good old days). I inserted my first tape and the sound quality was good, so no issues there. However, the tape needed to be rewound and for the life of me, I couldn't get it to rewind to the beginning of the side without the tape playing automatically. I would stop it immediately, rewind, and then the issue started again. I just wanted to have the tape player fully stopped so I could get the recording to start at the beginning. After a bit of trial and error and a lot of missteps, I finally got it to start at the proper point. The music transferred easily, however the files were not compatible for creating a playlist of any kind. All I wanted was to have each song show up separately so that I could decide which ones to transfer to my new format. People suggested downloading Audacity, just no. I am sure for some people, it's a breeze. But it was so darn technical, I had absolutely no idea how to use it. I finally ended up getting so frustrated with the whole process, that I decided to return the player. Let me be clear, the reason I bought this product is because I was looking to download entire tapes of my family memories and older music cassettes. I was on a mission to find something that could single out each song on the musical cassettes so that I could use the individual songs in playlists. I'm either a total moron or I didn't purchase the correct product. I gave 3 stars because honestly, the whole issue I was having could have been 100% my fault. I would have kept it to use just as a tape player, but seeing as though I couldn't navigate the basic FF and REW functions easily, I just decided to return it and stick to my handy dandy cassette player that I already have at home. (My current one doesn't have any outputs for transferring music, it's simply a play and go) I wish there was a way for people to respond (kindly and without rude judgment) with any suggestions on products that would be beneficial to what I was trying to achieve.