Mersoco Portable Cassette Recorder with One Touch Recording, Mobile Cassette Player & USB Digitizer, Cassette Player Recorder, Built-in Speaker, Extendable Handle, 3.5 mm Headphones, Black

Versatile connection options: This cassette recorder with built-in microphone and additional lavalier microphone is perfect for recording lessons, meetings, interviews and more. Record directly to tape or in digital format to a connected USB device.

Multifunctional and portable design: Equipped with a retractable handle, this recorder can be easily taken anywhere. It combines the functions of a cassette player, recorder and converter in one, fully meets your diverse needs and makes your audio experience more convenient and efficient.

2 power supplies and 3.5 mm headphone jack: The shoe box cassette player can be powered by a power supply (not included) or 4 C batteries (not included). It can meet your different needs in different places. The cassette player has a high-quality 3.5 mm headphone jack, which ensures crystal clear sound reproduction of your favourite cassettes. So we can enjoy our own private music room by simply connecting a 3.5mm headphone. (Please note that the product does not include battery or power supply.)

Multiple usage modes: This cassette player has two playback modes: cassette playback, USB playback to meet your music playback requirements at different times. With the built-in high-resolution microphone, we can record on cassette or USB. It also supports connecting external microphones. Whether you're recording heartfelt conversations, storing soothing nature sounds or conducting spontaneous interviews, this cassette recorder gives you clear sound.

Convert tapes to a digital format: This USB cassette digital converter brings your old tapes to life. With a simple operation, you can convert the contents of the tape tapes to digital files on a USB flash drive, turning your old tapes into a digital collection for easy management. No need to install cumbersome drivers, download apps or connect to a computer. It is quite easy to start digitizing bands and preserving those moving melodies and time gone by.