Review on Radio receiver Max MR-322 anthracite by Edyta Chojecka ᠌

I took it in gray; it appears formal and has a really clean aspect. Can't offer five stars, so I'll go with a solid four. Pros: excellent analog receiver. Approximately 1.5-inch speaker 5 W is located inside the bass reflex tube that has been blown out at the back. Not that the sound is bass, but it is quite appropriate. The sound is generally gentle because the ear does not cut, but the highs are slightly reduced (warm). If it starts to wheeze at maximum level, there are no complaints about the volume, but it also yells with specificity. 3 AA batteries or the accompanying 1200 mAh rechargeable battery can be used. The speaker's metal protective mesh is in front, and everything is securely assembled without any squeaks. FM catches flawlessly, however AM is in some way horribly flawed (not critical for me, but still). The antenna is 33 cm in length overall and folds at the back. It is not always attached to a plastic pin, but if it is not loose, it will not walk. The receiver is 180x102x55 mm (H W D). I did not weigh it, but it was not heavy—about 300g, or less. Since MP3 did not verify any cards, I don't believe there should be any issues. Pros below: There aren't any unique ones. Remember, if it matters to anyone, everything about AM frequencies is awful. A bit smaller size would be nice. Although there is a charging indicator, the complete charge is not disclosed. A board is not illuminated using radio waves. Price. A 200–300 R price decrease might be more acceptable.