Customer Ratings & Reviews

great sound, have no trouble getting stations, price was right, good size to be able to carry around

I needed a radio to listen to the news while taking a shower and it does the job. The one station I need to hear comes in clear as a bell. The clock is a useless feature. The old school analog tuning with digital display is hard to see but I only have it tuned to one radio station so it's a moot point. Sound is good with no weird noises.

For the price of it, it isn’t a bad radio. It’s small enough to keep from being in the way and has a good signal. Though it is digital, it still has an analog dial to change radio stations and does not automatically go to the channel you want; so you still have to adjust the dial accordingly to get the station you want.

Bought it as a replacement for my old radio that shorted out. I like that fact that it is digital which my old one wasn't.

The radio works well it’s loud and clear and I love that it has a back up battery that you can put in it so you can also use in Moberly

Good portable radio..sound is good and is a great size.

Great product. Great quality. Easy to use and enjoy.

This was a great buy for me. Love it. Just what i needed for my camping.Hats off to the guy at the front. I guess he's a guest greeter. Was awesome. Helped me find axactly what i wanted!

Awful little piece of junkZ couldn’t receive 1 AM station. FM sounds like a garbled mess. Don’t bother. More Chinese plastic junk.

Bought to work on the farm and had worked out great

Worked fine for couple months and then started shutting off and on automatically

Lightweight, sounds OK. There is some intermittent dropout of power - seems to be related to the power switch/volume control, and I may take it apart some time to find the loose connection. The worst part is the extreme sensitivity of the tuning. For one thing, it tunes every 100kHz - stations are spaced 200kHz apart, so every other tuning stop is wasted. Even worse, very small movements of the tuning dial result in very large excursions of the tuned frequency. The smallest movement of the dial results in moving over ten possible stations. Actually getting set on the desired frequency is an exercise in frustration.