Multi-Band AM/FM/SW1-2 Radio Transistor Radio AC or Battery Operated with Best Reception Big Speaker and Precise Tuning Knob with AUX in & 3.5mm Earphone Jack

We have had this radio for almost 3 years now and it’s still going strong! My husband listens to it while outside around the yard and for some reason he left it on 24/7 playing in the garage for no particular reason but no worse for wear. It is pretty small and pics make it look bigger than it is- we thought it looked kind of childish but the sound is good so we got over it. Will buy again if this one eventually wears out.

Great backup radio.

This is a very small and light radio that has good sound and reception. I just can't figure out how it still works with no batteries in the battery chamber and not plugged into the wall. What keeps it going? I don't know. The tuning numbers are small and unlit so you need good eyes.

Cute design and decent sound

The radio I received was charged right out of the box (good sign for battery health) and immediately started picking up numerous stations if you tune it slow. I managed to receive many far away AM / FM stations as well as an impressive amount of SW stations. Radio is smaller than I expected but its performance definitely surpassed my expectations. It reminds me of a miniature GE Superadio and I have to say that compliment is deserved in this radio. Audio quality isn’t amazing but acceptable for this price. Definitely get one…

The radio works but is a cheap product. The sound is Okay, doesn't tell you what a 3 volt battery is, can't tell if it is a C or D cell battery. The product is smaller than I thought it was going to be and very light weight. The reception is fair.

This measures about 6" wide by about 4.4" tall and performs rather well. I use rechargeable D cell batteries and use this as a hand held portable. It does have a built in 1800 mAh battery but needs to be connected to wall power for those to charge. I have poor hearing but have no trouble at all hearing this radio, the audio quality is that good. The audio is not super hi-fi but is pleasant to listen to and has plenty of volume. The carry handle appears to be faux leather on a flat web belt material. I like it. It does have a metal grill over the speaker and a hard plastic case. Important for me, I listen to some weaker AM and FM stations. This performs almost as well as a $150 Japanese radio that I bought 10 years ago. The tuning is just like the old radios except that the low end of the bands are on the right side of the dial. You will need to learn how to move the tuning dial back and forth a little in order to get the best signal reception, retro. The SW reception depends on time of day and the ionosphere. You may not hear anything without a wire antenna connected.All in all, I really like this little radio.

Although the sound is clear, it doesn't have enough bass, so it doesn't have that stereo sound. Otherwise, I like the size, it is compact and easily portable.