Personal AM/FM Pocket Radio Portable VR-robot, Mini Digital Tuning Radio, with Rechargeable Battery, Earphone, Lock Screen for Walk/Jogging/Gym/Camping

I was honestly impressed. Doesn't get the best, clearest signal like most radios where I live. However, whenever I go to the smaller city where my family lives I get fantastic clear signal. It's also ridiculously small so it's easy to throw in your bag and the battery is solid. It also comes with the headphones too, which aren't great but it's a nice touch.

nice little radio..easy to read and works great

FM is great! But the Radio does not allow precise tuning on AM. I have stations I listen to on AM, I cannot tune to 550, 1120, or 1480. It tunes close to it, but not good enough to give best sound and reception.It tunes 549, 1116, and 1485 Khz. That's fine if your stations are on those exact frequencies. It tunes other frequencies, but none in my area.

Out shelter children love them... for their own private use... on their own time...

I received the package with earphones etc but with no radio. There was NO radio in the package. Please send me the radio ordered.

Well, it has quite a bit of static that comes and goes like the station is farrrrr away. I'd say maybe it's the station, but we ARE the station. The station tower is literally 200 feet from the studio where the radio is sitting. Lol.. How is that even possible? Initially we wanted it just to have a small headset as an additional audio reference while tweaking. We listen on everything from old cheap boom boxes to high end studio monitors while tweaking the airchain. We just keep it around as a conversation piece at this point. The FCC dropped in, we showed them we couldn't get our own station to come in and there must have been 20 jokes made about us needing to push more power at the transmitter. "Maybe the tower needs to be taller" etc.. Anything that gets the folks from the commission to laugh is okay with me. But we get static when we try to use it. Same for all stations, not just ours. I think maybe it's just the one we got. Because I've never seen a radio not pick up the station AT the station.

GOOD product. My wife loves it.

No matter the photos on the product page, but when I first held this raid, I was surprised how small it is. It is small than many MP3 players of 20 years ago.Living in a big city, automatic presets filled up pretty quickly leaving out my favorite stations. I had to manually delete a lot of presets one by one and then set them up individually one by one. Took about 15 minutes to setup. I should have known and not used the automatic presets.This device does NOT have blue tooth capability. I connected this to a blue tooth player using a male-male audio cable. The setup works fine, but I have to remember to turn both of them off to prevent battery drainage.Battery lasts quite long, even though I haven't measured.Sound quality is not great - but in my setup a lot depends on the speaker's quality and the cable quality. Still, I found that the radio stations with this device sound inferior to music played via my phone using blue tooth connection. I am not quite sure if the inferior radio sound is attributable to the device.I definitely recommend this radio.