A Compact Disc Player is an electronic device designed to read and play audio stored on compact discs. It converts the digital information on the disc into sound, allowing users to enjoy music, audio books, or other recordings. Most players have controls for play, pause, skip, and volume adjustment. These players typically connect to speakers or headphones for sound output. Many compact disc players also feature additional functions, such as shuffle play, repeat, and the ability to display track information. They are commonly found in home audio systems, car stereos, and portable music devices.