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Forget your old Walkman: We Are Rewind’s cassette player makes mixtapes modern with Bluetooth and a rechargeable battery

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 Forget your old Walkman: We Are Rewind’s cassette player makes mixtapes modern with Bluetooth and a rechargeable battery
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The We Are Rewind Cassette Player blends retro design with modern features like Bluetooth connectivity and a rechargeable battery, making it a convenient option for playing and recording tapes. It has a premium aluminum build that feels durable but adds weight, and it is incompatible with Apple AirPods. Priced at $159, it's more expensive than similar portable players but offers a high-quality, stylish alternative for cassette enthusiasts.

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Tom's Guide Verdict The We Are Rewind Cassette Player is well-built and an excellent choice for playing or recording old-school tapes. Its rechargeable battery and wireless connectivity make it super convenient, though its premium-feel aluminum build makes it heavy. I could even listen through my Bluetooth Sony headphones — but note AirPods don't work with this cassette player. Pros +Premium build +Simple controls +Rechargeable +Ability to playback and record +Bluetooth connectivity Cons -On the expensive side -Heavy -Not compatible with AirPods Best picks for you Best Bluetooth speakers 2026: Top models for great sound Best wireless earbuds 2026 — tested and rated Best headphones: Top picks tested by experts Why you can trust Tom's Guide Our writers and editors spend hours analyzing and…

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