AM FM Portable Radio Personal Radio with Excellent Reception Battery Operated by 2 AAA Batteries with Stero Earphone, Large LCD Screen, Digtail Alarm Clock

I bought a bunch of these during COVID when my choir had to record voices for mixing. Fired up an FM transmitter with the soundtrack, choir members put these on and tuned to the channel, sang and recorded voices for mixing later. Worked great.

This radio was easy to set up, owner’s manual was clear to read and with good information. The sound quality wasn’t to bad for this size radio and the price paid. AM and FM reception is good. The sound quality with earphones on FM is good and in stereo. AM band was also good. My only complaint was the display screen had a few minor scratches upon delivery. For the price, this radio seems to be a pretty good deal. Update: There was nothing wrong with the screen. I forgot to remove the protective strip on the screen. The company for this radio is excellent to deal with.

In my hurricane-prone area it's always an idea to have an emergency bag/ go-bag / bug-out bag and it's always an idea to have a simple straightforward radio in there. Because, when the internet goes down and the cell tower blows over, chances are that good ol' RADIO will get you through for information. Except that the one in my bag had died of neglect, so I got this one. Pro: Compact, seems decently built. Reception is very good - indoors, where my old radio would have to be twisted, turned, pointed this way or that, if this one can get a station, it sticks with it. For many FM stations, the little rod antenna is optional ! Sound - decent volume available. On speech, it's very clear without being overly toppy or tinny. Music - well, it's not exactly a boombox, but music is quite listenable. In short, it sounds a lot better than the phrase "one-inch speaker" would suggest. Con: Only 20 memory slots per band - meaning that if you're in a metropolitan area, an FM scan will fill all the slots and start again at slot one (so, if your favourite station is in the 88Mhz region, that gets overwritten by something from about 107). So you need to curate your favourites manually. From other comments, not great battery life (as i say, this is going in the emergency kit, so i've only been playing with it rather than having it on all day). Buy decent batteries. Or lots of cheap ones. Or rechargeables. And using headphones will reduce consumption. The manual mentions Weather Band, which, of course, this doesn't have. If they could add WB, that would be a nice bonus. Then they could paint it yellow and charge twice as much..........add a serrated edge and call it "Tactical", three times as much ! In all, I'm rather sorry that my daily life has no need of this radio - because it's a nice little bit of kit.

The radio is is compact & will fit nicely into a shirt pocket. It has good sound qualities & is easy to use. The only issue I found is that you the volume is not loud enough for sporting events when the dbs hit 100+ at an event.

They need to know that this is a great product. This is my second one, the first lasted six years being used every few days. Would gladly buy again if needed

Mainly got this radio for listening to at work. It's difficult to get a good signal in the building, but the channels come in very clear. Good size for fitting in your pocket. Seems to be good quality.

I picked up this little radio to replace another small radio that broke after 22 years in my boat. I needed a small AM/FM/Weather Band radio to listen to FM music or NOAA weather while fishing. Its compact, reception is very good and clear. Sound quality is very good and it can get loud for a little radio. It tunes very easily and quick unlike digital tuning radios. Sorry, old school is sometimes better. Tunes into NOAA Weather Band easily and fast with very good reception. A great little emergency radio that also gets FM stations. Requires two AA batteries, the price is right and I'm impressed. It could make a neat and handy little gift. I'm really difficult to impress and this little radio meet or exceeded my expectations. I'm glad I purchased it.

This is a good product BUT... First, the battery life is not good at all. It has such a large display it plows through batteries. The light comes on every time you touch a button also using up battery. Second, the screen scratches way to easily. It does come with a piece of plastic on the screen. I would suggest either keeping it on or getting a screen protector. If you keep this in your pocket while walking it will become an issue. The preset buttons are funky. I bought this to listen to AM stations. I am an old dog and love talk radio. I preset a few FM stations to crank up some music, then switched to AM for my talk radio stuff, then back to FM. The presets didn't switch Bands (AM/FM) and if you changed the presets number it would mess with the preset channels. Hard to explain unless you actually do it. This is super easy to over look. I am extremely pleased with this product. It does have some really nice features such as station/button locking. That prevents any unwanted changes while using it. A snooze so you can have it automatically turn off after a certain time, which you can preset. I was looking for a radio so I could listen to one show on my walk with my dog in the morning. I just needed it for 40 minutes a day. This is a great little radio, but take notice of the items I described above. I have only had the radio for about a week and the batteries are already running down. Its a nice little radio and I would buy it again. My father really likes the size of the display and the light. He wishes he would have bought this instead of the one he got.