How to Play CDs in a car that doesn't have a built-in CD player

There are a few options for playing CDs in a car that doesn't have a built-in CD player.

One option is to use a portable CD player that can be plugged into the car's audio system using an auxiliary (AUX) input or a cassette adapter.

Another option is to use a CD changer that can be connected to the car's audio system using a special cable. Some newer cars may also have a USB port that can be used to play CDs through a USB-compatible CD player.

This is POSSPO Jupiter Upgraded CD player. It can be connected to car stereo via USB port. Then the car stereo/radio will recognize this external CD player as a USB drive.

What you need to do is to find the USB drive in your car stereo, and then click the USB drive. The portable CD player will start to index. Then all the tracks will be displayed on the screen. Click one of the tracks to play.

POSSPO Jupiter CD player is compatible with both factory and aftermarket car stereos / radios as long as the car stereos support playing WAV music files. So POSSPO Jupiter CD player is compatible with both Android & non-android car stereos (including WinCE, Linux, etc.). This upgraded feature makes it different from other external CD players.

You can check more details from our website or our store on Amazon.

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https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BRH1XPCM

What you need to make sure before purchasing is to check if it is compatible with your vehicle/car.

If you bought or are ready to buy a new car that does not come with a built-in CD player, you want to buy POSSPO Jupiter USB CD player. How to check whether POSSPO Jupiter CD player is compatible with your new car? Contact us, and we will help you check whether our CD player is compatible with your car.