ZHIWHISShortwave Radio with APP Control and Antenna Port, AIR AM FM SW UHF VHF WB NOAA Emergency Radios, Flashlight/SOS Alarm/Bluetooth/MicroSD Play/1000Presets/Rechargeable Portable Receiver ZWS-757

This radio is so much fun to use many bands. So you can listen to different types of transmissions except SSB. Very sensitive on all bands. And the sound is very nice. You can run it whith an app. That’s great. You can record live radio and play it back the best thing. It has so many options so much fun to learn to use the radio. It’s small enough to travel and very portable great price. You can use an outside antenna earphone jack. The fm. Shortwave whip antenna is very thin Am ferrite antenna is very sensitive. Great radio

Does everything it claims to do, good reception on all bands tested.Has a nice sounding speaker, actually can fill the room.The problem is it's trying to do too much and doesn't do one thing great.Forgets the temperature setting when you turn it off. Goes back to Celsius. I do Fahrenheit.Forgets the weather band when you turn it off. You have to retune it each time you want the weather band.If you're looking for a communications receiver and don't collect these as curiosities, look elsewhere.

I really like this unit.. it has great reception. Great sound considering its small size. Even Bluetooth sounds great.. built very well. Battery life is phenomenal. All in all a nice little gadget.. Worth your time if you're looking for something that covers all bands.

Update:Opted to just return the product. Headphone jack has a buzzing sound from interference from the display (YouTube reviews confirm this problem). This is just unacceptable for a nearly $100 radio. This little radio had so much potential, maybe next revision of this product. If you don't plan to use the headphone jack the built-in speaker is quite good. unfortunately, I need to be able to use headphones as well. Hate to see it go!Original Review:The Antenna at the base was loose where it's crimped down. The connection screws were tight. Otherwise seems like a nice little radio. Waiting for a replacement. Update review then.

Works fine on FM, AM is ok, Air band is also ok but squelch makes a lot of hissing sound. Sound quality of speaker is very good for its tiny size.Overall construction and quality seems a bit low for its inflated price.Noticed after 2 weeks battery does not hold charge. But it is a good radio.Worth a try but I don’t think it would be durable and reliable in the long run so time will tell.

I purchased this specific model because I wanted to listen to broadcast AM talk radio. I wanted good AM reception and memory (presets), so that I can easily switch between stations. This radio serves this purpose well. It has an internal loop antenna for good AM reception, which many radios designed today do not have. The radio has a selectable key lock mode. This helps with deactivating the tuning dial while maintaining operation of the tuning buttons, which aids handling of the radio and making preset station selection easy. The radio also receives weather (NOAA), time (WWV), and aircraft stations. The SW (shortwave) band goes up to 30 MHz and is fixed to AM demodulation, so the radio receives short wave and Citizens Band (CB), but does not receive amateur radio (ham) single side band (SSB). I have not tested the other significant features of this radio because for me it serves a singular purpose. The only real negative is that when the radio is charging, there is so much interference in the audio caused by the charging, the radio is unusable. I just keep the radio battery charged, so the radio is ready for use. This was a good purchase for my need, and I would purchase it again.

I own this product and have been down the gamut of Bands it supports. For General SW it holds its own against the likes of my other radios from Tecsun, XHData and Raddy. It does not have SSB, which is not a deal killer as the others I own do have SSB. I thorough comparison of this was to the LIJANI RD239 (Very Similar Radios).... What I liked was the 757 was able to haul in conversations in the UHF GMRS bands, whereas the LIJANI was not capable. But moreover, I added an SDCARD to both and tested MP3 playback with speaker and with headphones. I was blown away by the sound the 757 provided over the headphones. The RD239 was sweet as well, but I found the 757 to be superior. I really like this little gem of a radio.

It does what it claims. Not too difficult to operate. The squelch control could use a finer adjustment.