Maxell CD-AUTO Automobile CD Lens Cleaner by Maxell
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Digital camera reviews of Maxell CD-AUTO Automobile CD Lens Cleaner
Digital camera Review: Could Work, Could Not
Summary: 3 Stars
It didn't work for my car (1998 Suburu Outback) because the CD player spits the CDs back out. I gave it to my friend who has a Nissan and he said it worked fine. So, my advice is to only buy it if you think your CD player will keep it inside, otherwise it won't work.Digital camera Review: Good Idea
Summary: 5 Stars
This works very well, and sound was improved greatly. I had forgotten that things in the car get dusty, but with all the fires in CA lately, there's a lot of dust out there. SO, this is a good idea to keep your CD player in your car working well.
Don't be fooled by those for slide-in discs (like your DVD home player) --- this is CAR SPECIFIC.
Digital camera Review: Happy Customer
Summary: 4 Stars
Product: Maxell Automobile CD Lens Cleaner.
My car is 11 years old. The CD has been cleaned once. I ran this CD cleaner in my car- it took all of 30 seconds or so. I was more than pleased that it cleaned my CD system. At first I was able to play all teaching CD's. After about 10 hours of playing these CD's one particular one became slurred again. I tried cleaning it but to no avail. However, that was only one. The rest work great. This is an inexpensive way to fix slurred speech on a CD. My system was always able to play music, but didn't do well on teaching tapes.
Happy Customer
Jetta
Digital camera Review: It doesn't work
Summary: 1 Stars
I bought this product to help cleaning the lense of my auto cd player. I tried it for at least 10 times, but no luck. Wet clean the lense manually is the best way, but that will include getting the player out from the dash board.Digital camera Review: It really works!
Summary: 5 Stars
The Maxell Dry Automobile CD Lens Cleaner is a miraculous tool. The CD player in my '96 Grand Cherokee began rejecting every disk with an "error" message. I started imagining a pricey repair or replacement process but after some Internet research decided to try this first. It fixed the problem immediately. Not only that, but the sound is actually better, I am hearing details of the music I listen to that have been missing until using this device. The disk is run in your deck for 20 seconds on Track 2 and that is all it takes. Track 3 is instrumental music, a bonus if you enjoy such things. The cleaning function of Track 2 is good for 20 uses and the CD holder conveniently gives you a tracking tool to mark off each use. Maxell recommends using the cleaner every 10 hours. If your auto's CD player has stopped working this is definitely worth a try, and because of the increased sound clarity, I won't be waiting another 13 years to perform this simple maintenance.