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title: "Sangean HDR-19 HD Radio/AM/FM-RDS/Bluetooth/AUX Premium Wooden Cabinet Radio"
brand: "sangean"
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# Dual Humane Wake System alarms 40 station presets (20 AM/20 FM) USB-C 5V/3A fast charging port Sangean HDR-19 HD Radio/AM/FM-RDS/Bluetooth/AUX Premium Wooden Cabinet Radio

**Brand:** sangean
**Price:** ¥205868
**Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock

## Summary

> 📻 Elevate your daily soundtrack with style and smart tech—don’t just listen, belong.

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Sangean HDR-19 HD Radio/AM/FM-RDS/Bluetooth/AUX Premium Wooden Cabinet Radio by sangean
- **How much does it cost?** ¥205868 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Currently out of stock
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## Best For

- sangean enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted sangean brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Power Up On The Go:** Charge your smartphone or small devices effortlessly via the built-in USB-C port—because staying connected is non-negotiable.
- • **Smart Dual Alarm System:** Wake up gently with two customizable alarms—choose radio or buzzer with the innovative Humane Wake System.
- • **Elegant Premium Wooden Cabinet:** Add a touch of timeless style and warm acoustics to your living room or office with a beautifully crafted wooden design.
- • **Crystal-Clear HD Radio Reception:** Experience pristine AM/FM-RDS sound with 40 station presets and emergency alerts to keep you informed and entertained.
- • **Seamless Bluetooth 5.2 Streaming:** Wirelessly connect your devices with the latest Bluetooth tech for flawless audio streaming in any space.

## Overview

The Sangean HDR-19 is a premium wooden cabinet radio combining HD Radio clarity, Bluetooth 5.2 streaming, and dual Humane Wake System alarms. With 40 station presets, emergency alert support, and a USB-C charging port, it’s designed for professionals who demand superior sound quality, elegant design, and smart connectivity in their living or workspaces.

## Description

The HDR-19 is a wooden speaker radio ideal for living rooms, bedrooms, and office spaces. Utilizing HD Radio technology, it offers the purest, clearest, and most static-free AM/FM listening experience. In addition to traditional radio functions, the HDR-19 features an Emergency Alert System, keeping you on top of crucial real-time information even in standby mode. Equipped with two HWS (Humane Wake System) alarms, the radio gently wakes you up through either a buzzer or broadcast. Furthermore, users can charge their mobile devices via the built-in USB-C port, making the HDR-19 an indispensable companion in your daily life.

Review: Excellent product, easy to install and clear reception. Expensive but totally worth it given the other radios don't really work in Indian homes anymore. Needs a step down converter in India. Very happy with purchase.
Review: I've had this for almost a week now, enough time to test it a bit and form some opinions. First off this is a very handsome radio, build quality is first rate which I would expect at this price. It's heavier than I was expecting. The speaker is large and can get pretty loud without distorting. The knobs and controls give it a quality feel and the wood cabinet is not only nice to look at but gives the sound a warm quality. To test AM reception I consulted the Radio Locator website and printed off a list of AM stations which I should be able to receive in my area according to them. I grabbed my Eton Elite Executive, Tecsun AN-100 small loop antenna and a C.Crane Twin Coil antenna and set up to see what I could receive in the mid to late afternoon. Radio Locator gave me a list of 15 AM stations that I should be able to hear at my location. Two of those stations turned out to be off-the-air; local stations that weren't present at all. Of the remaining 13 stations the Eton could easily capture all of them and deliver listenable signals. The HDR-19 couldn't hear about 5 of those but when I added the AN-100 or Twin-Coil antenna all of them came in well enough. I had slightly better results using the AN-100 on the HDR-19 and preferred it over the C.Crane Twin Coil. The AN-100 fits well on top of the HDR-19 and looks good there. The Eton didn't need any help, it delivered a great signal all by itself. It found about 8 or 9 extra stations not on the Radio Locator list. The Sangean could barely hear half of those with the AN-100 but not very well. In general AM reception of non-local stations was very noisy, lots of RF noise, typical for this area. The Eton with selectable bandwidths handled the noise better. Night time AM reception was challenging because it's hard to turn the radio, but when I tested it I was able to pick up the major stations out of New York City which is nearly 900 miles away, plus WBZ in Boston and Zoomer out of Toronto and many others in between. (I'm in Florida) I had to use the AN-100 to get these but still this was good performance for a table radio. FM was a different story, it pulled in lots of stations very clearly. I'm between two NPR stations, one about 45 miles south of me which includes an HD station that I like and one about 75 miles to the north which has 3 HD stations. I can usually get one or the other but the HD stations to the north are a hard catch and the one to the south should be out of range too. The HDR-19 is bringing in at least one these stations almost every day, more often than I would expect. There was one magical day when they all came in strong and crystal clear. I'm really happy with this because I like to listen to classical music and the HD stations are the only source I have, except for the internet of course. This is a great FM radio and probably the best HD Radio that I have used. Bluetooth works flawlessly and sounds great! I have positioned this radio next to my recliner and stream TV sound to it. It sounds wonderful. I can understand everything being said which is otherwise a problem for me. I've had this radio for nearly a week and the only real problem I'm having is turning it off! Not only is there no listener fatigue but I actually miss it when I do turn it off. This is a great sounding radio. I usually ignore the equalizer presets and go with the normal program. A couple of minor complaints: 1) There is no provision for attaching an external FM antenna. It would be nice to have that option. There are terminals for an external AM antenna. I hope someone will test that out. 2) The button labels are hard to read in a darkened room. A light behind those would be great. This radio is a keeper!

## Features

- HD Radio with Digital and Analog AM/FM-RDS Reception with 40 Station Presets (20 AM / 20 FM) that Supports Emergency Alerts and Bluetooth 5.2 (AVRCP / A2DP)
- Real Time Clock with 2 Alarm Timers by Radio or Buzzer / Sleep Timer Functions with HWS (Humane Wake System) Buzzer and Radio with Adjustable Dimmer
- Information Display for Station Name / Call Sign / Radio Text / Program Type / Date / Signal Strength / Station Frequency
- USB 5V/3A for Charging Smartphone’s or Other Small Devices and AUX-In for Additional Audio Sources
- DC In / AUX-In / Headphone / USB Type-C (On/Off: 5V/1.5A / 5V/3A) Socket for Charging Other Smaller Devices with AM/FM External Antenna connections

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B0CQB39KM1 |
| Item model number | HDR-19 |
| Manufacturer | Sangean |
| Product Dimensions | 26.29 x 15.39 x 16.51 cm; 2.04 kg |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Sangean
- **Colour:** Natural Cherry
- **Connectivity technology:** Bluetooth
- **Included components:** FM Antenna, Owner's Manual, Power Adapter
- **Power source:** Corded Electric
- **Product dimensions:** 26.3L x 15.4W x 16.5H centimetres
- **Radio bands supported:** 2-Band
- **Special feature:** Built-In AM Antenna, Built-In Clock, HD Radio
- **Style:** Retro
- **Tuner technology:** HD Radio

## Images

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by A***E on 15 June 2025*

Excellent product, easy to install and clear reception. Expensive but totally worth it given the other radios don't really work in Indian homes anymore. Needs a step down converter in India. Very happy with purchase.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by R***Z on 3 March 2024*

I've had this for almost a week now, enough time to test it a bit and form some opinions. First off this is a very handsome radio, build quality is first rate which I would expect at this price. It's heavier than I was expecting. The speaker is large and can get pretty loud without distorting. The knobs and controls give it a quality feel and the wood cabinet is not only nice to look at but gives the sound a warm quality. To test AM reception I consulted the Radio Locator website and printed off a list of AM stations which I should be able to receive in my area according to them. I grabbed my Eton Elite Executive, Tecsun AN-100 small loop antenna and a C.Crane Twin Coil antenna and set up to see what I could receive in the mid to late afternoon. Radio Locator gave me a list of 15 AM stations that I should be able to hear at my location. Two of those stations turned out to be off-the-air; local stations that weren't present at all. Of the remaining 13 stations the Eton could easily capture all of them and deliver listenable signals. The HDR-19 couldn't hear about 5 of those but when I added the AN-100 or Twin-Coil antenna all of them came in well enough. I had slightly better results using the AN-100 on the HDR-19 and preferred it over the C.Crane Twin Coil. The AN-100 fits well on top of the HDR-19 and looks good there. The Eton didn't need any help, it delivered a great signal all by itself. It found about 8 or 9 extra stations not on the Radio Locator list. The Sangean could barely hear half of those with the AN-100 but not very well. In general AM reception of non-local stations was very noisy, lots of RF noise, typical for this area. The Eton with selectable bandwidths handled the noise better. Night time AM reception was challenging because it's hard to turn the radio, but when I tested it I was able to pick up the major stations out of New York City which is nearly 900 miles away, plus WBZ in Boston and Zoomer out of Toronto and many others in between. (I'm in Florida) I had to use the AN-100 to get these but still this was good performance for a table radio. FM was a different story, it pulled in lots of stations very clearly. I'm between two NPR stations, one about 45 miles south of me which includes an HD station that I like and one about 75 miles to the north which has 3 HD stations. I can usually get one or the other but the HD stations to the north are a hard catch and the one to the south should be out of range too. The HDR-19 is bringing in at least one these stations almost every day, more often than I would expect. There was one magical day when they all came in strong and crystal clear. I'm really happy with this because I like to listen to classical music and the HD stations are the only source I have, except for the internet of course. This is a great FM radio and probably the best HD Radio that I have used. Bluetooth works flawlessly and sounds great! I have positioned this radio next to my recliner and stream TV sound to it. It sounds wonderful. I can understand everything being said which is otherwise a problem for me. I've had this radio for nearly a week and the only real problem I'm having is turning it off! Not only is there no listener fatigue but I actually miss it when I do turn it off. This is a great sounding radio. I usually ignore the equalizer presets and go with the normal program. A couple of minor complaints: 1) There is no provision for attaching an external FM antenna. It would be nice to have that option. There are terminals for an external AM antenna. I hope someone will test that out. 2) The button labels are hard to read in a darkened room. A light behind those would be great. This radio is a keeper!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by P***Y on 2 March 2024*

I've been researching compact home audio systems for several years. I have one old huge 8-speaker Technics component stereo and a smaller Pioneer component stereo - 500+ watts each - and I never use them because they are just too much. For years I had planned to hard-wire speakers throughout the house using one of these beasts but, again, it's just too much. I wanted something much smaller that sounded disproportionately good. I considered going the obvious route with a small army of Sonos speakers. Personally, I've never really found their sound to justify the immense cost. Being a fan of JBL, I was excited when they released the [new] Authentics series. They look and sound good but seem a bit cheaply made. While they are Wi-Fi and meant to compete with the Sonos, I'm constantly annoyed by JBL not getting any of their products to work together. If I were to do a wireless household audio system, I would want a decent sound bar included in the setup but JBL refuses to make any of their speaker series connect to each other and they're constantly changing the type of wireless technology while also not making any of it backwards compatible with older products. Then I finally decided to ditch the entire idea of an expansive interconnected household system. Our house is only 1,200 square feet on a single floor, so there really isn't a need for speakers in every single room. We have a collection of JBL Bluetooth speakers we use a lot with our mobile devices but I now wanted a tabletop radio with Bluetooth instead of always using the battery-powered JBL's (which are getting old and the batteries aren't lasting as long as they used to). I've also had a Sangean WR-15WL radio centrally located in our dining room for the past 10 years. It was connected to my girlfriend's turntable and we would occasionally use it to listen to OTA live FM radio. We actually really like to listen to live radio but don't often do so in the house as the WR-15WL reception and sound quality is decent but not awesome and radio tuning can be cumbersome. Still, the WR-15WL let me experience the high quality of a Sangean radio. So my new plan was to replace the Sangean WR-15WL in our dining room with something that has better sound, volume and features. My first consideration for a new radio was a Sangean WR-12BT or a WR-16 but I figured these would have the same standard radio tuner. Then the new Sangean HDR-19 was released. I didn't jump on it right away due to the price, but when I came across it on a really good sale, I ordered one right away. Unboxing it I wondered if I was going to keep it. Turning it on and giving it a quick trial, I wondered again if I was going to keep it. Well, that was a week ago and I've used it pretty much every day. The little Sangean HDR-19 turned out to be exactly what I was looking for: a compact, high-quality tabletop radio with clear and accurate radio tuning, an auxiliary input, Bluetooth and a good match of speakers and amplifier with some tone control (3-band digital EQ). To me, it sounds really good with a broad range of fairly crisp highs and mids and enough bass to fill out the whole sound. Despite suffering a bit at the top third of its capable volume, the radio definitely punches above its weight class. The controls are minimal and easy to navigate but the radio does require some minor setup (like time, date, emergency alert system and region selection for radio reception - hint: USA is region "B" which is not the default). Everything about the HDR-19 feels premium with smooth, LED-lit knobs and firm buttons. The LCD screen can be a bit cluttered but it does a good job of displaying information. I have no regrets at all in buying this radio. If you are looking for a small but very good sounding radio (FM & AM) with added features like Bluetooth and an auxiliary line-in (3.5mm stereo) definitely consider the HDR-19. If by any chance the radio is in stock locally, don't hesitate to go and try it out. You'll be able to tell right away that Sangean makes quality products. I strongly recommend this Sangean HDR-19 tabletop radio.

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