AM FM Portable Radio Battery Operated by 4X D Cell Batteries Or AC Power Transistor Radio with and Big Speaker, Standard Earphone Jack, High/Low Tone Mode, Large Knob

I absolutely love it, it's simple to use, light, picks up fm and am perfectly, and is just a great radio for the price. The speaker is great, and I like how simple it is in general. I also like that it can have both battery and auxiliary, making it perfect for my room, which already has so many things plugged in.

This radio is really good for the price. It works well. Best I have found after buying and returning a couple of other ones. My husband uses it when he's outside listening to ball games. Battery operated or you can plug it in. The seller also gets 5 stars. I had a question about the radio and they were very quick to get back to me and solve my problem.

I wanted a portable radio that is battery powered and this one is fantastic! It has excelente reception, the sound is good and it’s easy to use. I highly recommend this radio.

I can’t believe that I’ve owned this radio for almost 6 years. I use it primarily in the bathroom and a few occasions in the basement listening to talk radio while tinkering around. The sound is good the stations I prefer lock in without much play on the knob. Recently while the station is playing the volume fluctuates and I have to play with the tuning knob to resolve the issue. I believe that I got my money’s worth.

Really nice radio. Picks up FM channels inside my home, even without the antenna extended. AM channels do not come in inside my home but I live in an older mobile home that has metal roof and sides. I got this to use at our drive-in movie theater. Have to use a radio for the audio. It's on a AM station and i can pick it up just fine in my car. The radio has really loud volume and the covering over the speaker is metal. It can work on electricity and D cell batteries which is great for power outages. The batteries lasted for the entire movie. I have no complaints at all.

I am pleasantly surprised by the excellent sound quality, volume and "fullness" of the sound, and the reception of this unassuming radio. Yes, some of us still listen to old-fashioned analog radio, whether at the beach or in the garage while working on a project. If the thing gets knocked over, or wet, I'd rather it be an inexpensive analog radio than my iPhone or tablet! I bought this to replace a way-much older portable radio from a major manufacturer that finally died when it got knocked over and fell on a hard surface. The sound quality had degraded on the older radio, but I stuck with it because it still worked well enough and still got decent reception to the stations that I like to listen to. I happen to live in a quiet area where my town is equidistant from two major, big-city radio markets, which are located about 70 or so miles away from my town in either direction. So it's been difficult to find a decent replacement radio because of my central location. Here's why: Newer radios get confused, waffling between the big urban stations broadcasting from one major city and the other one! These newer radios can pick up signals from both of those markets. Yet sometimes, even with that ability, my location ends up being a radio "dead zone" where I cannot get reception on most stations at all, except for one or two local FM stations that are nearby. When the "radio dead zone" kicks in, AM reception is shot; it's all static and buzz. So I've tried several different radios and they all got returned, except for this one. It's a keeper. I wish the manufacturer would make one with the same abilities that's also waterproof. The old radio that broke was actually a shower radio and I miss that. But I highly recommend this radio.

My initial thoughts are that this is a good radio. It's about the size of another radio that I bought here on Amazon, the Sony ICF-506. It's the same size and they sound the same but the Sony is twice the price. The Sony after several years of use is beginning to have problems with a sliding switch. If this radio can go several years without any problems then it's a good value. Time will tell.

I live more than 60 miles from the AM broadcast station I listen to. I have a $200.00 C Crane radio that I am comparing this low dollar radio too. The C Crane radio does not receive and play as well as this radio. The signal is weak coming in, and both radios have background fuzz/static but, this radio put side by side with the C Crane does a little better job than the expensive C Crane. The fuzz coming from the C Crane is not tolerable for me to listen to, this radio is such that some fuzz sounds is present, but I can listen to it. The only reason I have three stars instead of five is the radio was shipped in the manufactures box. It should have been in that box and then in an Amazon type more heavy duty shipping box. The box it arrived in is thin and was ripped and tattered and someone taped the top flap down with masking tape. The owners manual was missing. So, minus one star for each of those negative aspects. The radio itself was not damaged, is nice and works really good, especially for the money.