stereo FM reception is quite tolerable. there is a convenient high-quality case with a compartment for headphones and accessories am and short have not yet checked, but they say it takes well. the speakers sound mediocre but he himself is quite petite . On headphones, the quality is less. MP3 reproduces on 4-ku but obviously not hi-fi. shows temperature and time and an alarm clock - with a convenient large button at the top. That is, it can be used as a really comfortable clock on the…

Very good receiver for VHF stations in two bands: VHF and FM. At leisure, in the countryside, you can listen well to HF and even MW, if you know the frequencies of the stations. For monitoring HF stations - very inconvenient. For listening to LW and MW stations, as well as monitoring them, it is not at all suitable, especially for the LW. Has some pros There are two speakers, albeit not very powerful. You can listen to stereo without headphones or speakers. There is a line input (Line in) you…

I have owned and used "shortwave" radios for many years. . . This radio has everything you could want from such a radio. Not only all shortwave and longwave bands, but also AM and FM (stereo). Long range, reception and reliable. Although tuning the radio takes some time, it is well worth the time and effort. Many functions are integrated for easy operation and maintenance. This little radio has (2) speakers for a true standalone "stereo" effect. There is also an additional headphone jack for…

I bought this to replace a 30 year old Sony ICF7600 for road use and around the house. He's got enough volume for two people to hear when he's around. Stereo is very good when it sits just below your chin. Headphones work best for stereo on this radio. I like its convenience. Appearance, fit and finish are excellent. Feels high quality. The simplest MP3 player is useful for audio books if the chapters are short. With rechargeable batteries (not included), the battery lasts about 7 hours. It…

I have been buying and listening to shortwave radios for many years. This little beauty is definitely one of the best - and best value for money - I've ever bought. Price aside, what attracted me was the ETM feature, which makes the radio ideal for travel. This feature scans a new area and stores all stations with the correct signal without interfering with the home stations already stored. It does this in seconds and is very accurate indeed. I can't say anything about shortwave reception yet…

Pros: The MW/AM, FM and SW functions are excellent for its size and price. It is both very sensitive and selective (AM bandwidth adjustable to 6, 4, 3, 2 and 1 kHz). As for a pocket radio, I seriously doubt you'll find one that picks up stations as well at this price point. It is slightly more sensitive to AM/MW than the Tecsun PL-310 and PL-606. No, it's certainly not the most popular DX rig of all time and can't be compared to larger radios and/or more expensive radios, but it's amazing for…