ByronStatics Portable Radio AM FM, Vintage Retro Radio with Built in Speakers, Best Reception and Longest Lasting, Power Plug or 1.5V AA Battery - Cream

We were trying to get a good radio for AM tuning and this has been a good investment

I ordered beach color they sent black and it is not working. Cheers not able to return the product

Este equipo combina perfectamente diseño y funcionalidad. Su estética es muy agradable y lo convierte en una excelente pieza decorativa que resalta en cualquier espacio. Se puede conectar a la corriente eléctrica o funcionar con pilas, lo cual lo hace muy versátil. Me llegó en perfecto estado, bien empacado y sin ningún detalle. El sonido es bueno, y permite sintonizar estaciones tanto en AM como en FM sin problemas. Sin duda, un excelente producto. ¡100% recomendable!

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It's true to the image, works well enough, easy tune, simple dials a monkey can figure out lol.... I like it. It is not bluetooth enabled however, it states this but I figured I would again because I ran into a teeny issue..... I saw it has the standard audio jack adaptor option... yes, more cords so annoying. But it's down in my greenhouse for my plants so it is fine. However, it won't play anything through it's headphone jack adaptor. No matter which tablet, iPhone, ipod device I've tried....even my mac book lol. So it was devices, so I tried switching the cords to see if it was pucky there. Nope. Nothing. My sound will be up on my device's media, it knows it isn't playing from it's speakers....but nothing comes from the stereo speakers.... The only reasonable thing I can imagine is maybe yhe a tual place you connect t to the Jack is jisy not having it lol Everything else works as expected. The usual dial that you turn from off to FM to AM with one dial. Then the other dial controls the volume. The tuner is located on the front area. It gives it the old look for sure. Sound is good not a lot of static except way up by edmonton in the boonies. But hey, who's surprised there?! Besides the audio jack it's an.awesome deal!! ....I dunno what's up with that ....but if anyone can shed light on it I'd be grateful!!.....I'm blonde so who knows lol it's probably me😆! If you want a really affordable great little radio to look nice and perform basic radio noise, it's the best!

Yes, this is a cheap (some would say chinzy) radio but it is just PERFECT for my very specific needs. I was not looking for booming sound quality. I wasn't looking to break the windows of my neighbors' house or even to hear the layered quality of a Mozart concerto. I just wanted a little portable radio to play in the bathroom while I was in the shower and getting ready. Yes, it is likely the plastic "chrome" knobs will chip, and yes, it will not be a family heirloom, but the retro style looks adorable and I get my morning news and background music for an extremely cheap price. I purchased two because my new house (built in 1966) has a full bath in the hallway and a half bath off what I guess would be called the "master bedroom." I like that it has a cord but also works with batteries. I use the cord to preserve the batteries in case there is a power failure or a natural disaster. Although I wouldn't classify myself as a doomsday prepper (unlike my sister who has a garage full of enough astronaut diapers, airlocked canisters of coffee, non-electric appliances, a fuel generator, and Meals Ready To Eat to feed an army battlion), I do come from Southern California which means earthquakes and fire storms. So compared to my sister's battery powered NOAA/HAM radio system which cost more than my house in Ohio, I feel confident that this little cheap radio just may come in handy. If anything, the cute retro styling will intrigue the zombies during the apocalypse. ; ) Hope this review helps. Let me know if you have any questions.