Cassette tapes are making a comeback with Gen Z. Do they know the pencil trick? For a generation that’s grown up with streaming music, the act of holding a physical recording is something a lot ...

If you know what connects a pencil to a C90 cassette tape, We Are Rewind has the perfect portable music player for you. Its a lovingly-crafted homage to the Walkman era, and in a move that made me ...

Cassette player with Bluetooth and built-in battery 3.5mm input for recording onto tape £129 / $159 / €149 (about AU$269) We Are Rewind delighted us at CES 2025 with its rechargeable cassette ...

A pencil can be inserted to turn the tape reels, just like rewinding a real cassette. However, in this case, they’re attached to a pair of rotary encoders, which are used to vary the color of ...

Finicky playing devices … and those laborious attempts to salvage precious music from piles of tangled tape with a pencil are often futile at best. Plus, especially when compared to CD or vinyl ...

The streaming generation is trading Spotify for cassette tapes. But despite Gen Z's obsession with all things vintage — from flip phones and Y2K fashion reboots like Ed Hardy and Von Dutch ...

It only supports Type I tapes, so you’ll probably need to rummage through your parents’ attic – but that’s half the fun. Just don’t forget your pencil. You’ll need it when the tape inevitably unspools ...

Sony sold more than 200 million Walkmans from July 1979, when the devices debuted in Japan, until the music stopped around 2010.Sony, Panasonic, Toshiba and Bose no longer sell audio tape players ...