NOAA Weather Radio - AM/FM Transistor Battery Operated Portable Radio | Best Reception and Longest Lasting Transistor. Powered by 2 AA Battery with Mono Headphone Socket

I love this radio it picks up lots of stations and is easy to use the battery life is very good quality of this radio fantastic

I got a dud. Great sounding radio ,easy on the battery. But it started cutting off like it had a short or loose wire. It got so bad I stomped it in a fit of rage. Wrote a bad review. And then the company reached out to me and replaced the radio free of charge. No hassle, no 100 questions, they said try this one. And it works fine now. No loose wire, no short. Just great on the go music. No other company has ever done this before. They reached out to me and asked nothing in return. So how in the heck do you beat that??? I have bought 2 others from Amazon before Vondior's and they are all great. How many companies do that?? They really are great little radios and easy on batteries. Small enough to fit in a windbreaker or sweat jacket, or small pack or fanny pack. Don't go camping or fishing without one. I keep one in my tackle box for weather updates. And another one in my B.O.B. and the other one in my daily man bag. 1st rate company for doing that. This is an updated review. Thank you Vondior...!!! Peace.

Very slim and compact. Easily fits into any bag or purse. I was able to get the weather which was my main reason for purchasing. Picks up the all the AM and FM channels that my other radios do. Sound is fine for a small one speaker device. Can go pretty loud. Volume knob is a bit sensitive. No power button; have to turn the volume all the way down to turn it off. I thought it had stopped working it the batteries were dead. It will drain them even if it is not on.

I was shocked at how small it was. But you wanna know what it doesn’t matter. It’s more than my wallet and my wallet is regular size. It’s digital it has multiple weather stations on it you can set an alarm if you need it to it will give you automatic weather reports if something is going to happen near you. It’s worth every nickel. The battery life is supposed to be fantastic and I’ve had no problems with it. It’s loud enough for a little tiny radio I’m actually very very impressed. I didn’t expect I was going to be but I am. When you look at it you’re like oh my god you’ve got to be kidding me this is like a piece of junk right? No it’s not it’s very durable you can see the digital screen with no problems the reception is really really good it has no antenna has a place for your head phone jack. No bells or whistles but I do like the fact it’ll turn on automatically let you know if there’s an alert. And I like the fact that you can tune into any station. You know there’s a lot of digital ones out there that will go right past certain stations this one will not. You hit the button and it keeps on going through each station that is available in your area and for something small very impressed. You can literally just toss it right inside of your glove box of your car or the middle Consol put it into a little bag I mean it really is that small. Put it anywhere for when you need it and according to what everybody has said the batteries were almost always less free to turn on and get the stuff that you need for me before you have to replace them. Highly recommend

Unfortunately they don't make them like they used to, I was looking for a reasonably priced am/fm pocket radio and after reading all the positive reviews I decided to order one, it worked problem free for a few days then turned itself off a couple seconds after turning on... It had gotten to the point where it would instantly stop playing a second or two after turning on, instead of dealing with the hassle of trying to return it I decided to cut my losses, upon hearing this my daughter purchased a 2nd am/fm pocket radio (in the picture, on left side) that also stopped working within a couple days after delivery , my daughter actually apologized for buying me something that didn't work, I said it wasn't her fault and you get what you pay for (and both radios were cheap in today's market), and I should know better and stay with a name brand known for quality... To my surprise she had purchased a Panasonic model RF-2400D AC/Battery radio that is fantastic, from now on its name brand only instead of trying to save a few bucks.

Great radio for emergency weather without taking up a lot of space. Can take it anywhere.

This tiny WB/FM/AM battery powered radio is the perfect portable size. The set up is simple, just install the batteries that came with it, pull up the antenna, select the band you want, then tune to the station of your choice. The radio quality is very good and the noise level is very low if any. The features are very easy to use and understand. Nothing high tech, very similar to the transiter radios we had back in the day, but this one feels a lot more durable and solid. Not cheap plastic. I highly recommend for emergency use when there's no electricty.

Great little radio, only feather missing is an alert function on the noaa weather setting. It seems you have to have it always on to get an alert of changing weather conditions which im afraid will run down the batteries.

Es un radio y punto. Tiene la opcion de estaciones meteorologicas pero en Guadalajara, entre plaza del sol y el oriente de la ciudad hasta Oblatos no es capaz de detectar ninguna. Asi que funciona como radio a secas. Lo deje una semana en modo alarma y nunca se escucho el aviso semanal. Asi que tampoco funciona. Quiza solo aplica en CdMx

The sounds is good, the quality of the radio ok. The FM works well, the meteo channel also Didn't tried the AM

Este radio es muy pequeño, en poquito más grande que una mano, lo que lo convierte en un radio portátil muy practico. Lo compré para los sismos ya que es un radio NOAA. Funciona bien para México, puede activar la alarma de sismo a pesar de tener el radio apagado.

Having received this radio just prior to a Tornado needless to say it is very much appreciated. Reception is rather extraordinary it pulls stations other radios can't. Voice and Music are clear. In an emergency situation this the radio to have.

A small weather radio works okay in the southern Ontario area for weather report updates. Is the chop, chop, type tuning that seems to grab the stations okay? It is the type of unit you need to handle easily so as not to break it, I honestly do not know what to think of it yet. But I keep it in the good little white box it comes in for a spare or backup radio and this is a good thing for me.