Portable Radio AM FM, Rechargeable Pocket Speaker with Best Reception Digital Tuning, MP3, Stereo Earphone, Large LCD Screen, TF Card Socket, Transistor Radio for Jogging/Gym/Camping…

I'm going to level with you here. I got this bad boy in preparation to integrate it into my pipboy when the end of the world inevitably comes. The color will match my end of the world aesthetic and don't get me started on how important it'll be to have AM/FM during the end times. Sure, everyone should be properly equipped to handle the end of the world, but this little guy has been so much more useful- even before that event comes! It works wherever/whenever we need it with great recpetion and for the price you really can't go wrong. If you want a simple little radio that's rechargable and you can put a wired set of headphones (or your elderly mother/ father wants one) this would be a solid choice. The manual is easy to use, it's super light (so perfect for a backpack) and battery life lasts for a good clip. I took it camping and didn't need to worry about charging it once. Moral of this story, when the end of the world comes you'll want something light, durable and long lasting to rock out to "The Wanderer" while taking on mutated ghouls. This is that radio.

does what it is supposed to do, but.... Do not like how it loads the preset stations--it scans the entire spectrum and adds everything it finds, one cannot manually select which station to store. Once the presets have been populated, you have to manually delete the ones you don't want. But be careful when hitting the scan button to move between preset stations. if you hold the button down for just a fraction of a second too long, it will launch into the seek and store routine and you will have to go through the editing process again. Nice being a rechargeable battery, but the life of a charge is not nearly as long as what I used to get with 2 AA batteries in my now defunct CCrane portable.

Good sounds and quality little radio in FM not very good in my experience in Am but handy in my case as waiting for family hospital appointments I'm able to turn on and listen to music FM or the added TF cards music I have 1600 songs to listen to .

I bought this because it is one of the smallest AM/FM radios available. Only about 2.25" x 3" and just a hair more than 1/2 inch thick. For that size, I didn't expect the greatest reception, but it pulls in every station that I want and the sound quality from the included wired earbuds is really good. The charging is really easy and it holds a charge for a long time. The only possible complaint that I can think of is that the clicks when you are turning it on & off are unusually loud, but that's not a problem for me. If you are looking for a really small personal radio/MP3 player, this it it.

The only problem with this rig were the earbuds. I like to listen to OTR shows on it. The earbuds are fine for radio but just didn’t cut it for me. A $5 pair of Koss over the ear headphones fixed that for me. The eq settings are functional and there is no listening fatigue with that combo. The radio works well, and the sleep function is really handy. I am very pleased with this device and battery life is very good. Good value, but use better earbuds or headphones.