Emergency Weather Radio - NOAA/AM/FM Battery Operated Portable Radio with Best Reception and Longest Lasting Transistor. Powered by 2 AA Battery with Mono Headphone Socket, by Vondior (Silver)

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

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.

I use it for a pocket radio, very simple to operate and the sound is good. I recommend it.

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.

Radio delivered Feb 6 /23. Bought it to use in the bathroom; lasted 3 weeks, then sound got fuzzy, would drift from station and had to turn it on and off a couple of times to get it to turn on. Then it just died; tried changing batteries and rotating batteries; nothing brought it back to life. Amazon told me to contact seller which I did. The "Team" asked me to write a description of the problem; then they asked me for pictures showing the problem; I sent pictures; then they asked me to take videos showing the problem. I asked them what a video of a dead radio would show them and were they just trying to wear down my resolve? Didn't hear back from them again. Now I'm stuck with a radio that lasted 3 weeks for a total of about 4 hours. I bought it based upon the many positive reviews, but I will lean more towards name brand products in the future. I bought a Panasonic to replace the Vondior and it is working well.