Let’s talk about something important - skipping. We know how frustrating it can be, and we want to be upfront. No fine print. No surprises.

CD skipping has always been one of the classic challenges - caused by scratched discs, worn laser pickups, or sudden movement during playback. It’s not something one upgrade can fully eliminate.

That said, we really pushed to make things as stable as possible. We're using a drive system with built-in skip protection, adding internal acoustic foam, and placing non-slip feet in all the right spots to help minimize impact during playback.

At the same time, we upgraded the speakers and added bass radiators to improve sound quality. So when the volume is turned all the way up (like level 28–30 out of 30), the bass can hit hard, and even with all the efforts, there's still a chance of skipping at the very top. That's just the trade-off for delivering fuller sound in a compact setup.

We did considered capping the max volume to avoid that. But at the end of the day, we wanted this to be something people could use however it fits their life - soft music at night, or big sound for other activities. Having that range just felt more meaningful than locking it down for one use case.

We hope this helps you better understand the design choices we made and what to expect. Thank you so much for your trust, support, and for being part of this with us!

The Moonlight CD player plays CDs, FM radio, and USB files. It supports Bluetooth (receiving & transmitting), AUX output (output only), and optical output.

Yes! It does support MP3 CD!

Yes! It features two built-in speakers and two bass radiators, delivering rich and immersive sound.

Absolutely! You can easily connect to external speakers via 2-way Bluetooth, aux output, or optical output. Whether you want to stream wirelessly or use a wired connection for that extra boost in sound, we've got you covered!

Yes, it comes with a 5,000mAh lithium battery, providing up to 15 hours of continuous play (at 50% volume with the light effects turned off).

Yes, Moonlight can be used while charging.

No. The battery is built-in and unfortunately not replaceable by the user.

Unfortunately, our product doesn’t support digitalizing your CDs.

Yes. Moonlight supports both Bluetooth receive (to play music from your phone or other devices) and Bluetooth transmit (to send audio to wireless headphones or speakers).

Yes, Moonlight can pair with most Bluetooth wireless headphones and earbuds, including AirPods. Once paired, you can enjoy your CDs or other audio privately without disturbing others.

You can connect it to your car using the aux output, but please note that the Bluetooth transmitter function isn't compatible with car systems.

However, we don't really recommend using it in a car. We upgraded the speakers and battery to deliver better sound and longer playback time, which brings the total weight to about 2.9 lbs. It’s more of a “home portable” setup - easy to move from your bedroom to the living room or kitchen, but not ideal for carrying around or using in a vehicle like smaller, lightweight devices. It really performs best when placed on a desk, shelf, or bedside.

This usually happens because of the type of cable or connection being used.

If you‘re using a split audio cable - the kind made for computers or headsets that combine a microphone and headphone jack. These cables don’t transfer sound correctly when used with external speakers.

To get AUX working properly:

1. Use a standard 3.5mm stereo cable (TRS-to-TRS) - both ends should look identical, each with two small black rings.
   
   
2. The Moonlight’s port is AUX OUT only, meaning it sends sound out but doesn’t receive it. So make sure to connect it to your speaker or soundbar’s AUX IN or LINE IN port (not AUX OUT). If it’s plugged into another AUX OUT port, the sound will continue playing through Moonlight’s speakers instead of the external device.

1. Check the player mode
   
   Before pairing, make sure your Moonlight is set to CD or USB mode (depending on what you want to stream via Bluetooth), not BT mode.
   
   If it stays in BT mode, the screen will keep showing “Pairing” because that’s Bluetooth In (receiver) mode, which receives sound instead of sending it out.
   
   Then, press and hold the [BT Out] button to activate Bluetooth Out (transmitter) mode and connect to your external speaker or headphones.
   
   
2. Check the volume
   
   If the Bluetooth connection shows as successful and your CD player goes silent but there’s no sound from your external speakers, please try adjusting the volume on both your Moonlight and your speakers.
   
   Sometimes the external device may be muted or set to very low volume, which can cause silent playback even when connected.