Radio Turquoise/Gold Premium Home Vintage Portable Retro Radio Classic AM/FM Radio with Built in Speakers + Headphone Jack

Perfect size and great sound - needed something to have in my camper & wanted something cute! This is perfect!

It's exactly what I wanted - reminiscent of old transistor radios from years past. During a couple of power outages recently I realized how much I wished I still had one of those radios (I'm not into modern tech so I'm rather limited in choices - and I absolutely need my music at all times). So I'm very pleased to have my adorable 'retro' turquoise and gold radio on standby when power goes out again. Thank you!!

This radio is very cute. Great color with a retro style. Sound is ok for an older style radio. Works well and looks great. My only complaint (and the reason why I only gave 4 stars instead of 5) is that the AC cord does not work. It's fine with AA batteries, though. Other reviewers mentioned that, but I didn't see it before I ordered it. I like the look, so I'm not going to bother returning it. I recommend it as long as being able to plug it in doesn't matter to you.

It’s cool but it stops playing after a while Idk if you need to have the cord or what but I use it for work and I can’t have anything plug up but other then that it’s cool

Wanted this color and the price was great. However, was a little worried about one of the reviews stating problem with the plug. My product came with a plug and there is also a headphone jack. In addition, you can also use batteries. I am very happy with my purchase. Would buy again another color. Thanks

It’s cute and the sound is okay (I listen mostly to NPR so it’s mostly talk), but the tuner is crap 💩. It doesn’t lock into a station well and needs constant tweaking.

I purchased this radio because I wanted a battery operated unit to use in my car while at the drive-in theater. The turquoise color is very pretty. It’s light weight and looks very retro. The sound is surprisingly loud and clear for its compact size. I think it will be perfect for the drive in!

When it actually works, the sound quality is fine, but half the time when I turn it on it won't work. Half the time *that* happens, hitting it gently a few times gets it going, but half the time it doesn't. The volume is difficult to control- it may look like an old school radio but has none of the engineering finnesse- the volume goes from zero to too loud abruptly, no matter how slowly you turn the dial. It takes four batteries and burns through them at light speed. My old Sunnylife radio took three batteries and they lasted forever. In fact, I've just ordered another Sunnylife radio because I can't take it anymore. I'm sorry I ever strayed Sunnylife !