Retekess V112 AM FM Radio Portable, Mini Radio(Gold) | for Walking, Jogging, Digital Tuning, Rechargeable Battery, LCD Display

I bought this because I go to 20 MLB games a year and thought I wanted to have the radio broadcast in my year. I tried streaming it from my phone to a bluetooth earphone, but that was 25 seconds behind live.I also found a portable radio that transmitted to bluetooth headphones.But this was the cheapest, simplest, and best solution. Turns out that I don't like having the broadcast in my ear the whole time because it takes me out of the live experience. But it's great to have it available when needed, e.g., "is he hurt", "what is the manager arguing about with the umpire", etc.It's tiny, has a delay vs live of 3-4 seconds, and comes on immediately when needed.A bluetooth portable radio is bigger, has to be re-linked to the headphones when you turn it on, and bluetooth introduces an additional second of delay.Special application, but for me, this was the best fit.

It is a very good little radio. Excellent reception, ideal for hiking and working on exercise machines!!!!!

Excellent little radio. Perfect for my walks. The only thing that kept me giving it five stars is the headphones that it. comes with are not the best. If you swap out with a different set of portable headphones than this thing really sounds pretty good, and I highly recommend it

Used it for an international convention in Portugal, the battery lasted all day and the sound quality was good, would recommend.

Just tried out this little radio. So far it's very loud and picks up a lot of stations. Very small and easy to set up. Sounds great. Finding out it seems to have a problem holding a full charge and charging to a full charge but will keep trying for a couple more days before I ask for a refund.

There are a bunch of Pros to this radio. The lightweight, small size is fantastic. Nice, big, easy to read display. Easy to use buttons with digital preset. I've paid much more for a Sangean pocket radio that didn't have all these features.And the fact it's rechargeable and doesn't need batteries is a big plus. However, the batter life of the Retekiss is much shorter than swappable rechargeable batteries. Maybe six hours tops before needing to be recharged. Although it does recharge quickly. A reasonable tradeoff if you listen in relatively short spurts.There is a notable Con, and that's the reception. Stations that used to come in crystal clear on the same Sangean (which was not durable) have been staticky when I'm on the move. Sitting in one spot it's fine, but when moving it doesn't keep the station cleanly locked in. If I was listening to music it would be totally intolerable. However, on talk oriented stations it's just a little annoying to hear sporadic static chirps.I noticed a bunch of different brands that all look identical to this one. And one of the brands mentions it is an upgraded version with better reception. That's exactly what this radio needs. If I"m shopping for one like it again, I'll be looking for that fix.

It worked great the first day and I still had 2 bars of battery. The next day it said I had 1 bar of battery and shut off after a few minutes of use. So I charged it for several hours and on the next day I used it for a few minutes before it shut off completely and I couldn't turn it back on until I plugged it in to charge it and it still said I had a full charge!! Its junk and im so mad that I just missed the return window by a few days!!

‼️⚡🪷GREAT LIL GADGET... WORKS WONDERFUL.... JUST YESTERDAY I ATTENDED A BIBLICAL CONVENTION AND I WAS ABLE TO HEAR ALL INFO PERFECTLY THRU AM STATION THAT PROGRAM WAS BEING TRANSMITTED THRU 🥰😍🥳

Purchased this radio for use at motorsport events to listen to the local track radio. It works very well; easy to auto-tune, fits in your pocket easily and the battery easily lasts all day. The cheap supplied headphones got decent reception and provided reasonable sound quality (even over the sound of race cars) but you can use any 3.5mm headphones if you wish. It charges via USB-C so likely you can use your existing phone charger to charge it. Note it does auto-turn off after some time (I assume 90 minutes or so) but a single button turns it back on, returning to the previous saved/tuned station. Also note it seems to scan beyond the normal 88-108MHz range, so you might need to sift through a few dummy tuned stations of noise in the 60-70MHz range to get to the actual stations later, but it's no big deal. Overall recommended.

me encantó, es muy practico, ligero y fácil de usar

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Deu tudo certo. Recomendo!

I've only had this radio for a couple of days and it's excellent so far. I can't comment yet on the battery life or quality of earbuds, as I'm using my own earphones.First impressions- It's easy to auto-tune the stations - just hold down the 'scan' button and it does it for you- The radio is very responsive and changing between stored stations is quick- The radio is small and lightweight. The lanyard it comes with is handy.- There is no 'bass boost' or sound EQ option. That said, it's not an issue at this price in my opinion.- I've had no issues with radio reception and tuning. There's a slight 'hiss' on some stations, but that's to be expected.I paid $19.49 and it's worth buying at that price. Unfortunately radios like this are becoming harder to find and 'name' brands are typically around $100 for a similar product, which makes no sense to me. Hopefully the radio goes well over time, we shall see.EDIT 09/11/2021: 11 months later with two of these radios - One still works, but the other has a battery that no longer holds charge. It's a shame they don't sell a version of this radio with a replaceable battery. I still like the radio and the price is good, but it's a shame it didn't last longer.