LEOTEC AM FM Radio,Retro Wood Table Radio,Portable Bluetooth Speaker Plug in Wall,Best Reception with AUX,Headphone Jack,Bass Control,Great for Home,Outdoor,Brown

Retro look with pretty good sound. Picks up AM and FM radio well AND has headphone jack. Very easy to hook up to Bluetooth. And it is very good looking.

Decent sound quality, but the overall look and the Bluetooth capability -for a decent price- is what makes this product stand out. We keep it in the dining room on a baker's rack. At mealtime, we often connect a phone to it and playback from Spotify or Pandora for nice background music of our choice. Sweet!

This radio is very nice looking, sounds good, and has everything I need for what I use it for. I have it in my office at work. I mostly use it for AM talk but I occasionally use the bluetooth to play music. I am not much into FM radio but I did try it out on FM and the sound is great there as well. Reception is also very good on both bands. The design is very pleasing. It reminds me of an old Zenith radio my parents had in our living room when I was a kid. I actually collect real antique radios, but I don't want to keep one at work, so I appreciate the vintage look of this modern one. When I was looking on Amazon for a work radio, after looking at many it came down to two choices. It was either this one or the Sangean 50th anniversary table radio. As far as looks are concerned, I love both. The Sangean is built for better sound, but I don't play the radio loud enough in my office to really take advantage of that. I am sure the Sangean has a nicer build quality, but this radio seems to be built quite well, and does not have a cheap feel to it. If the Sangean was built in the USA, that would have tipped the scale enough for me to purchase it, but both of these radios are made in China. So the bottom line is that both of these radios check all of the boxes I need. Neither one has the made in USA advantage, and the Sangean costs 600 percent more than the Leotec! It was a no-brainer, and I am very happy with the Leotec.

Not great at keeping a strong Am station reception. But picks up Fm nicely and the Bluetooth and a aux port is great. The dial lights up which is neat.

This is a great device. First off, let me say that it sounds like a radio of this time period should sound. It is NOT hifi. It is how it should sound, good mid-ranges favoring voice bands, plus, not too bad highs and lows. It has a good DSP based am and FM receiver to boot. AM clarity is super, and FM is easy to tune in. The AM band is clear due to the fact that they put in a transformer and rectifier based power supply, so no switching noise destroying the signal. Whoever designed this had knowledge of how radio works. The Bluetooth is clean and great sounding with every bit of the range you expect it to work at. Unlike other speakers I've had, this one seems pretty resistant to WIFI signal interference. I've had ZERO drop-outs when this thing is near routers and other equipment. The fact that you have to plug this in as you would any other radio, makes it one that you can just leave on all the time with no worry about having to recharge it every time you turn around. The looks, size, heft, and build of this radio is exactly the experience you would get from the real thing. IT carries a lot of the DNA of the vintage stuff I used to find in thrift stores and older houses. I would blend in seamlessly with any of those older boxes. Real wood and press-board backing just like how they were made back in the day. I do not regret my purchase in the slightest. It is wort the money for what you get. A great radio for a great price.

This rather large beauty is well made and has reasonable sound. The stations come in well and are clear overall. It's good to have an antenna. The quality of build is high and appreciated. It looks really retro cool. The only slight drawback is the sound level when connected to Bluetooth - it's not very loud. You can get good volume when playing the radio. If I turn the bass way up, Bluetooth is fair, but not fantastic. Still it's a great value and it's worth the price.

First one ordered-I loved the look. The tuner light comes on when a station is found on the radio or when connected to Bluetooth. Problem, no sound at all-volume on and up. Ordered a replacement, same issue. Twice no sound on the machine, unfortunately sending two back.

Have been looking for a simple FM radio powered by a regular AC cord. I also like the aesthetic, as it matches the antiques in our house. After my wife opened it Christmas morning, we plugged it in. Lo and behold, the dial happened to be perfectly tuned to a channel playing Christmas music. We were delightfully surprised by the sound quality. Punches way above its weight class. It is also easy to tune, and we really like the illuminated dial. We haven’t tried pairing the Bluetooth yet, and will update this review if it is anything less than satisfactory. We couldn’t be happier with this little radio!