
It Glows. It Sticks. It Plays.
A backlit acrylic player with the artwork printed across the front and a real disc sitting on top of it. Set a disc down and the song starts playing — out of the player itself, no phone, no app, no speaker to pair. Nine collectible disc designs, a tribute to the greatest electronic duo ever made, and you load your own nine MP3s the first time you plug it in, so each one plays the track you picked for it.
Get YoursSet It Up In Five Minutes
Your player ships empty on purpose, so you choose exactly which song each disc plays. You only do this once, and a printed manual comes in the box as well.
Charge it
About two hours on a USB-C charger before you first use it. A full charge gives you up to eight hours of playback.
Plug it into your computer
Same USB-C cable. It appears as a removable drive with nine folders already on it, named 01 to 09. Mac or PC, no drivers and no app to install.
Drop in your songs
Copy one MP3 into each folder. Folder 01 plays on disc 1, folder 02 on disc 2, and so on. One song per folder and nothing else in it.
Stick on the chips
Nine numbered stickers come in the box. Put one on the back of each disc. Sticker 3 plays whatever is in folder 03, so you decide which song goes on which disc.
Eject it safely
Right-click the drive and choose Eject on Windows, or drag it to the trash on Mac, before you unplug it.
Switch on and play
Flip the switch, set a disc on top, and it starts. Swap the disc to change the song.
USB-C Rechargeable
No Phone Needed
Your Fridge
FAQs
How does it actually play music?
The player has a speaker and a chip reader built in. Nine small numbered chips come in the box and you stick one on the back of each disc. Set a disc onto the player and it reads the number and plays the track you put in that folder, out loud. That's the whole thing.
Do I need my phone?
No. No phone, no app, no account, no pairing, no wifi. The player has its own storage and its own speaker, so once your songs are on it, it works completely on its own.
Does it come with the music already on it?
No, and that is on purpose — you pick the songs. Plug the player into any Mac or PC with the USB-C cable and it shows up as a normal drive with nine numbered folders. Drop one MP3 into each folder, eject it, and you are done. Files have to be MP3, not wav, flac or m4a, and it is one song per folder. Takes about five minutes the first time and you never plug it into a computer again.
How does a disc know which song to play?
Your kit includes nine small numbered chip stickers. You stick one on the back of each disc, and that number matches a folder on the drive. Sticker 3 means that disc plays whatever MP3 sits in folder 03. You decide which song goes on which disc, so the pairing is yours.
Can I change the songs later?
Yes, whenever you like. Plug it back into a computer, swap the MP3s out, eject it. Change your mind in a month and you just load different ones.
Does it need charging?
Give it about two hours on a USB-C charger before you first use it and you get up to eight hours of playback. There is an on/off switch on the unit and no button batteries to keep buying. Once it is charged it runs unplugged, so nothing trails down your fridge door.
How big is it really?
The player is 4.4 inches wide by 5.1 inches tall and about 2 inches deep — roughly a postcard standing up. Each disc is 2 inches across. They're small on purpose. They're fridge magnets.
Does it actually stick to my fridge?
Yes — the player and all nine discs are magnetic. Standard fridge doors, filing cabinets, lockers, anything steel. It also stands on its own on a desk or a shelf. If your fridge front is a fake-steel laminate, magnets won't hold on it, and that's true of every magnet you own.
How fast is shipping?
Every player is made to order, which takes up to 5 business days, then 8 to 14 days in transit. Most orders arrive within 2 to 3 weeks. Tracking is emailed to you the moment it ships.
Real people, real support — from checkout to the first song. Something wrong with your order? One email to hello@vaultvinyls.com and we're on it.