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Sharp XL-BH250 Limited Edition 5-Disc Bluetooth Speaker System with USB, AM/FM, and Champagne Gold/Carbon Fiber Finish

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Color: Special Edition


Features

  • Digital AM/FM tuner with 40 presets
  • Works with CD-RW, CD-R, WMA and MP3s
  • Bluetooth streaming for all Apple and Android compatibility
  • Includes: Headphone output and Remote control
  • Connect external devices via USB or the unit's optical input and pair Bluetooth-enabled gadgets in seconds via the system's convenient NFC touchpoint

Description

With a beautiful Champagne Gold and Carbon Fiber finish, this Micro system Features 5-CD changer, digital player and radio for a variety of entertainment options. CD-RW, CD-R, WMA and MP3 playback formats For listening to your favorite music. For sound you can enjoy. Digital AM/FM tuner With 40 presets to set your favorite channels for one-touch recall. 2 x main channel speakers Inputs Include audio line-in and USB. Outputs Include headphones. Remote control Enables you to operate functions from a distance.

Brand: Sharp


Connectivity Technology: Bluetooth, USB, NFC


Color: Special Edition


Speaker Type: Stereo


Item dimensions L x W x H: 6.9 x 12.4 x 9.5 inches


Product Dimensions: 6.9 x 12.4 x 9.5 inches


Item Weight: 15.73 pounds


Item model number: XL-BH250(GL)


Date First Available: March 13, 2017


Manufacturer: Sharp


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    • Nice radio
Color: Special Edition
It's getting pretty hard to find a nice AM/FM radio, this one fits the bill. Not too large, great sound, digital tuning with memory. It needs a better antenna, there is a cheap indoor FM antenna you can buy online which gives good reception in our fringe area. And it plays CDs too. Good value.
Reviewed in the United States on February 14, 2025 by Ellis
    • Sharp Shooter Tips
Color: Special Edition
Review Image by Inita Baer Inita Baer
The sharp micro stereo ships in a factory white retail box, so if this is a present or you dont want the factory box tore up during transport, then request the retail box be put inside a big brown amazon box. If you temper your expectations, then this unit sounds good at 50 watts RMS. 25 watts left + 25 watts right channel. The included FM antenna can go into the trash, because it's just a thin piece of wire that plugs into the back of the stereo. Buy the Bingfu FM dipole antenna for $8 if you want any real chance of pulling in radio stations. Note that there are 2 versions of this stereo. The all black model and the Gold Limited edition with the gold volume knob and gold trim around the woofers. The specs are the same for both units, so get the one that suits your style. Some reviews said they received the standard black model when they ordered the Gold Label model. The seller (Electronic Express) sent me the correct Gold Label model & it's new in box and not a refurb model. The instructions are written in clear English and set up was easy pie. Don't forget to press the eco button on the remote, so that the display goes complete dark when you press the red on/standby button. Otherwise, the screen will stay lit with disco screen flashing light messages that will freak you out and keep you awake at night if you like to sleep in complete darkness. Also, pressing the play mode buttton on the remote, until you see the words "random" display on screen will randomly play songs on the current disc. This unit does not randomly play songs on all 5 discs like the old school rotary disc stereos. Which is understandable, since all that movement will eventually wear out the mechanism. Work around: Just burn your favorite songs on a usb stick and insert into the stereo if you want random music playing. This is a nice retro nostalgia piece that brings back memories of playing CDs in the 80s. This unit is an upgraded 2022 model with CD, NFC, USB, and Bluetooth compared to other versions that have a cassette player. The remote has decent distance and controls the whole unit, so dont lose or break it. It's been 5 days and so far everything works great including the 5 disk CD player. The stack cd mechanism outputs more noise compared to the 5 disc rotary models, but nothing too crazy. I'll update the review if anything breaks. Click helpful if this info helped you out love 💜 ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 8, 2023 by Inita Baer Inita Baer
    • Two differences between this new Sharp and my old Sharp
Color: Black
Eleven years ago Amazon sold me a Sharp Electronics XLDH229N 100W Micro System (which is no longer being sold), which replaced another Sharp micro system I also got from Amazon. Both were quite reliable for their affordable prices. Now I bought the Sharp XL-BH250. A big reason for this is my XLDH229N's remote control wore out and its numerical buttons quit working. I also chose to connect my computer's external speaker system to it to boost its bass and treble. The new remote control looks and feels better than both previous ones, but it lacks the familiar number keys. I used to switch FM radio stations so easily and quickly, each station came on instantly. I miss this switchability, since with the new system a station I switch to takes two full seconds of silence to come on, and linear tapping is needed to switch stations. A second reason, and a second difference with the new Sharp, is that the sound quality is better, and better enough I can do without the added speakers. More bass and treble, wider range and more clear and smooth sound. (The higher-priced Sharp systems might sound better than this.) The indoor antennas it came with also work better. They are the same old wire antennas for AM and FM, but the station reception is simply better, even with AM. (But AM radio no longer appeals to me, since its sound remains badly narrow-ranged, and my area has a dearth of AM stations. But then again, I just discovered AM radio streaming online -- it actually sounds almost as good as FM!) It still could use an add-on antenna for even better FM reception. My new Sharp also has a CD changer, but I don't use it as I do without CDs. The USB and Bluetooth are it best additions, can't do without them. The whole thing, unlike most of the other systems and boomboxes with their chrome and flashy features, looks neat and classy, less like a toy and more like a real stereo. For what this baby cost, who knows if there could be a shelf system that look and sounds better or is easier to use. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 20, 2022 by Space-27
    • Nice quality system at a fair price
Color: Special Edition
This system replaced an Awai that I purchased on Amazon. The Awai was not a quality product with inferior Bluetooth and cd system. I am very happy with the sound quality and system functionality.
Reviewed in the United States on January 28, 2025 by Ira Feinman
    • This is crap
Color: Special Edition
All I wanted was a multi-CD player so I wouldn't have to keep switching CDs. I just want to play my music and not have to fuss with it every time I turn around. Well this is worse than playing one CD at a time because it stops every couple of songs. This thing keeps switching to "Bluetooth" at random. I did a search online and other people have the same problem. I called Sharp and she said, "that's weird." Yeah. So she puts me on hold and comes back and says that the Bluetooth is always on and always searching for a device. If it finds one it switches from CD to Bluetooth. There's nothing they can do about it. But what device? I moved it across the room from the TV and computer router, it switches when my phone is on a different floor in the house. I asked if it would find devices in the apartment next door. She couldn't rule it out. Sometimes it doesn't even play for a whole song, much less a whole CD. To get it back on CD you have to push a button on the unit itself. You can't even do it with the remote control, so if you're in another room you've got to go restart your music. I don't want to return the damn thing. I don't want another one. I just threw away $200. Glad it wasn't more. I won't buy another Sharp product. Trash. Garbage. I'm disgusted and angry. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 26, 2024 by W.L. LaCroix

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