Lettore CD personale Lenco CD-400GY antracite supporto MP3 antishock 40s

The Lenco CD-400GY is a compact personal CD player with MP3 playback support, DAB+ and FM radio, and a shock-resistant design. Finished in anthracite, the player includes a dot matrix LCD, 3.5 mm headphone jack, an earphone and a micro-USB cable. Its 40-second anti-skip protection and battery life allow extended portable use.

Advantages

The device combines CD/MP3 playback with DAB+ and FM radio, and stores up to 30 presets for each band for quick station selection. Rubberized housing provides protection against shocks while the 40-second shock protection reduces interruptions during movement. Dynamic Bass Boost enhances low-frequency response, and energy-efficient dot matrix display helps extend battery life.

Suitable for

• Listening to CDs and MP3 discs on the go
• Tuning into DAB+ and FM radio stations
• Use during travel, walks or light outdoor activities

Key specifications

• Model: Lenco CD-400GY
• Formats: CD, CD-R/RW, MP3
• Radio: DAB+ and FM, 30 presets each
• Anti-skip memory: 40 seconds
• Audio enhancements: Dynamic Bass Boost
• Display: dot matrix LCD
• Connectivity: 3.5 mm headphone jack, micro-USB
• Accessories: earphone, micro-USB cable
• Weight: 0.22 kg
• Colour: Anthracite
• Battery life: up to 8 hours (CD/MP3), up to 12 hours (radio)

How to use

Insert a CD or CD-R/RW containing MP3 files into the tray and close it; playback begins or can be started using the play button. Use the mode and radio buttons to switch between CD, DAB+ and FM; select presets with the tuning controls. Adjust sound with the Dynamic Bass Boost setting and control playback modes such as repeat, shuffle and resume memory which continues from the last played track.

Recommendations

For best portable performance, use fully charged batteries and keep the player in a padded pocket or bag to minimise repeated strong impacts. Use the supplied earphone or a quality 3.5 mm headset for improved listening and connect the micro-USB cable for charging or firmware updates where supported.