AIWA Exos Home Speaker, Premium 30W RMS Sound System with CD Player, Bluetooth Connectivity, FM Radio, Optical Digital Input, Dual 1” Tweeters + Dual 2” Bass Units, IR Remote Control

My mother wanted an under-the-counter CD player for her kitchen, but they seem to be difficult to find these days unless used. Knowing AIWA has been in the stereo business for decades, I decided to go with this unit. She LOVES it! We added a riser stand that the CD player sits on and she can keep some CDs underneath. The sound is surprisingly good for such a compact unit. It's quality built and has a nice weight to it. It's also very easy for her to use. The included remote control is a nice bonus so she can control it without having to walk over to it.

Super device. Sound is great. The remote has decent range. It has the ability to do radio and CDs. Much of my music collection is on CD, so it's nice to be able to use it. I haven't played with the Bluetooth much, but looking forward to streaming too.

This is a product by the well-known Japanese AIWA brand. It still has the Aiwa quality, just not as much as years ago. It's slightly pricey but does deliver a good sound and real simplicity of use. This was bought to replace my kitchen CD/fm player.. no easy task to find these days, but I like this product which was a perfect replacement unit. I'm listening to it now as I write and it does well from even 20 feet away. I did not give it 5 stars because hubby feels it's slightly under powered("seems less that 30 watts RMS") and has no treble/bass adjustments. I feel the sound is just lovely despite this but it is still pretty pricey at $150. I would recommend it to anyone who wishes to still use their cd's and want a "better" experience than the run of the mill discount store units. Easy to set up, easy to use and fm reception is good also. Cheers!

I'm a repeat fan of BOSE products, and honestly, I was shopping for another BOSE "Wave", hoping they still had a CD option available, because while 85% of my music is MP3, I still cling to some of my trusty old CDs.I kept seeing this AIWA speaker/CD player and gave it a shot, primarily because the price was very reasonable and if it wasn't great, no huge loss.Well...this unit surprised me. The sound is clear, the factory set bass is decent, and the little speakers have some sound carrying power to them, not to mention that the unit itself is fairly compact and not heavyweight.I think this little system is a good addition to anyone looking for something to play at house parties or stuff like that. There's a remote control for those lazier moments, too.An added bonus: there's Bluetooth available on this system, and you can also link other devices to it (IPods/MP3 players, as well as sound for your TV), per the instructions.Overall, I'm glad I got this AIWA, and my credit card didn't hurt so much with the purchase price either.

I used to buy Bose for the sound but they stopped working after a few years so I took a chance of this. I keep this on my kitchen counter in a corner and it fits nicely. The sound is amazing!

This speaker is everything I hoped for! The sound quality is crisp and powerful—especially impressive bass for its size. I love that it has a CD player and FM radio along with modern Bluetooth and optical input options. It blends the best of old-school and new tech. The remote makes it super convenient, too. Highly recommend!

Good sound is the main reason I give this 3 stars. Also the CD player seems to work well. It plays factory CDs just fine and mostly played re-recorded ones, sometimes with a few skips, but they were pretty old so that may be the problem with the skips. Unfortunately there were 2 major problems that had me decide to return the Aiwa Home Bedroom Speaker.The fm preset tuner stops were very difficult to program. I think there is probably a quick easy way to do it, but the directions are so sketchy I spent hours and only got 2 stations programed. Reception also seemed pretty weak.The second problem I had was getting the Bluetooth to pair. I could not get it to pair with my Iphone and there does not seem to be a way to connect to ear phones? I tried contacting Aiwa's webpage for support, but never got an answer?? The product information link on Amazon did not help either and lumped several products together, making it a little difficult to tell what to do with the specific one I bought. I would suggest they put up a YouTube video on how to set this unit up. I looked and found a couple short reviews, but no set up videos.

First, potential buyers should know that this DOES include a CD player, although none of the product photos or videos show it open. I checked the Aiwa website to be sure, since this was a replacement for a very poorly-designed Toshiba product that stopped working. Unlike the Toshiba, which took forever to open and close the CD tray, the Aiwa is quite responsive. And the sound is far superior! I was a bit worried when lifting the box for the first time after it was delivered, because it seems quite light. Nevertheless, the sound is quite good. This is not an audiophile device by any means; we use it in the kitchen at mealtimes to play old CDs and sometimes listen to FM radio. It also functions as a Bluetooth speaker and has a line-in.The only negative I have is that everything must be done through the remote control. While this makes for a sleeker looking product, if the remote is out of battery, you are out of luck. It would also be nice if there were at least a volume control on the front, so I don't have to keep grabbing for the remote to change the volume. I have found that the classical CDs we play most often can have pretty wide volume levels, not just within a piece, but between CDs. This unit puts out a lot of sound, even at volume level 7 or 8. Overall, I'm impressed with the quality for the price. I'm just concerned about losing my remote!