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

Rechargeable portable AM/FM radio that is very practical and versatile. It offers good reception, includes an auxiliary input for other devices, and features a built-in flashlight ideal for emergencies. Its compact size makes it easy to carry, and the rechargeable battery adds convenience for daily use or power outages. An excellent functional and affordable option for home or travel.

Fast shipping. Well made and sounds good. AM and FM reception is good. Shortwave tuning is a bit nimble but tune very slowly and the stations will pop right out. Long time shortwave listener and analog tuning was all we had back in the day. A digital display eats battery power and will generate noise within the radio. I can sit at my table and hear WWCR, WRMI, WBCQ and many others. The scale seems to be close enough. I like that they have the SW meter bands printed on the scale. Your mileage may vary. I like it.

First off I usually can only pick up 2 stations while at camp. This little guy was able to pick up 5 stations. So that's a huge improvement. Played from 9am to 10 pm for two days and still have battery life left. Great sound but the dial is a little touchy.

I LOVE THIS RADIO..!! THANKS for carrying such a great product.

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.

I was expecting a little more from this radio, but it doesnt perform nearly as well as my 30 year old Panasonic portable. Sound is ok, it does get pretty loud, but the volume control is hard to adjust, just a tiny turn and the sound is blasting loud. FM reception is average and clear, on AM there is a lot of background crackling, as if there is an electrical storm in the area. Tuning is just average, not super precise. Unable to pick up a lot of stations on the shortwave bands either. The built in battery is already holding less of a charge, and there are no indicators to show if it is charging when plugged in. Included instructions are not good either. But, all in all, as a little knock around radio that is small and easy to carry around, with good loud volume , its decent.

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…

Radio worked well while it lasted. Did not make it a full year with VERY occasional use, making a purchase of this item more like a short term rental. Disappointed to have to purchase another radio so soon. Would not recommend