Review on Perfeo Sound Ranger SV922 Red Radio by Edyta Anna ᠌

Overall, a fantastic piece of equipment for the price! Purchased for my daughter, age 5, so she may listen to her favorite music and audiobooks. When asked what they donated, she beams with pride and promptly identifies the lucky recipient from among a dozen options. Includes advantages: The Chinese term for a compact receiver with high-quality sound that plays music from a microSD card is TF (TransFlash). The radio can be heard well, and the volume and quality of the sound are both respectable, even at moderate levels. When turned up loudly, it begins to "hack," although this isn't cause for alarm. It has the capability of functioning as an external sound card, albeit it is unclear who may use this feature. Negative: The administration is a pain. There can be as many as seven stacks of buttons, all of which appear the same and perform the same functions. One must learn management skills. For instance, figuring out how to mentally store the preferred radio station is absolutely unfathomable. Following an automated search for stations, the instructions urge you to remove those that aren't needed. On the other hand, I must commit to memory the broadcast frequencies of a dozen stations for which I already have the information. No matter where you put the MP3 file, it will still play. The title is hidden and only the serial number is displayed. However, as this was anticipated, it should be considered a feature rather than a bug.