Portable AM/FM/Shortwave Radio, Batteries Operated Pocket Radios, Large Digital Display, Clock Radio with Alarm and Sleep Function, Earphone Included

This radio provides a lot of features for its low price.Pros:Small and light. It easily fits in a shirt pocket and easily carried. Nice and lightweight.Great display. Good backlight and big numbers to display the time and frequencies.Great sound for its small speaker. Very pleasant to listen to, even for something like classical music.Excellent stereo sound on headphones.Great reception for AM and FM.Digital Tuning. Big fan of digital tuning. You can manually tune to a specific frequency using the tuning dial, or scan the band, and it will find and auto-program the presets. 35 Auto programming presets per band.3 Customizable preset buttons for each band that you can manually program and access with quick one-push access.Telescoping antenna that moves 360 degrees around and stores neatly in the indentation provided when not in use.Doubles as a digital clock and an alarm clock.It can avoid using batteries by using a 3V DC charger. (Charger not included)Comes with a cheap set of wired earbuds.It stands up upright fine on its own, but it also comes with a little snap-out kickstand on the back to prop it up at an angle on a flat surface if you wish to do that.Comes with a lanyard already installed to make it easy to carry.Cons:Poor Shortwave reception. Maybe reception could be better if used outdoors or by using a clip-on extension wire antenna. But using indoors with the antenna provided, it was poor.No DC Charger includedOn the Grey model, the white lettering is hard to read. I recommend you go with the black model to avoid that problem.The radio takes 2 AA batteries.For the clock, I needed to use the instructions on how to set the time, but the rest of the controls weren't too hard to figure out without instructions.At the time of my purchase, this radio was slightly less than $10. Just a phenomenal value for under $10. Still a good value for under $20 in my opinion.

Clear reception. Easy to read station in use. Compact size can actually fit in most pockets. The on/off button is exactly in the best place making this feature quick and convenient. I highly recommend this little radio.

This product is very good. However I preferthe size and shape of the Prunus j128. The j128 has a built in belt clip and built in flashlight. For a compact radio that runs on AA batteries though, either of these would be good. If you don't mind using a radio that runs on an easily swappable rechargeable battery, the Retekess v115 or Boespater B003 would be good choices. These last two I mentioned also play mp3 files on a microsd card. The v115 navigates the songs on the card by folder or song number, while the B003 navigates only by song number. Imo the B003 has better sound quality though,and has a higher maximum volume.

Good little radio but the volume only goes up to 38 from what I assume to be 100. Worthless unless your by your self in a very quiet place. Kind of sux because at first I loved it but that didn't last long. I'd return it but threw away everything while packing for a trip. Only $ 10 but still disappointing

Worked good for a day, now won’t turn on. None of the buttons work and the display is stuck at 14.06.

Radio is easy to set time and channels. Keeps accurate time. The alarm comes on at the time the clock is set.

I was able to pick up three shortwave stations using the SCAN button. Two were in English and one was in Spanish. The Spanish station was the strongest. It did a fine job of picking up FM stations as well. I didn't test the AM band or the headphones. For the price, I think it's a great buy.

Does not receive many stations.