Review on Kaito Bluetooth Emergency Powered Recorder by Nale Dunn

More options than listed. SD card max 32 gigabytes for music and files or about six thousand songs or four hundred hours. Easily swappable SD card. There are different equalizer functions for different music. It is really important. Built-in file reader for .txt files is fine. Apple Files has not been tested. The MP3 player works very well. The backlit green screen is easy to read for people over 40. No fine print. The buttons are easy to use for adults with tactile feedback. Larger than traditional solar panel - 1/2 height, 3/4 length. Date, time (24-hour military mode) and an alarm clock. Recording from radio or built-in microphone. The radio will charge other 18650 batteries - not recommended by the manufacturer. Easy to make. Charge indicator (red) and full charge (green) with battery indicator. Searches and stores radio stations in memory for quick access. Bought an extended antenna just in case. Can be charged from a USB port or laptop. Can transfer files from computer to radio. Pull out the backs. Mono with fake stereo. Still sounds good in the office. I wish it had a bigger screen and space for a USB charging cable. A better manual and help guide built into the radio and readable on the screen could be used.