📻 Flyoukki Pocket Small Radio: Portable Mini AM FM Transistor Radio for Enhanced Reception during Walking and Exercising – 2 AAA Battery Powered (Black) Review

This radio looked fine and worked great for 2 days, now it just has static sound and doesn't work. waste of money

I really like this radio. Great to have on hand here in Florida where a hurricane could cripple other communications. The sound is great and the compact size fits easily in your pocket. A belt clip would be nice but I still seem to break quite often.

I bought a Flyoukki KC01 to take an hour walk every morning, it worked fine for the first two months. Then the tuning wheel became difficult to adjust and then it started to charge up and only got worse. Now the radio doesn't work because of loud noise. I would return it but unfortunately sending it back is not worth the time and energy and I think the Chinese manufacture is aware of that. This is the last Chinese product I will buy as this is the second Chinese made radio I have failed with.

This is a tiny radio, a little smaller than a pack of cigarettes. This is a battery operated AM/FM 2AAA radio with a vintage tuner. I originally bought it to track down local sources of RF noise (a ham radio thing). I have a small FM audio transmitter that connects to my TV sound to act as a hearing aid when all the grandkids arrive. I found it easier to use than my other $80+ portable digital VHF receiver. It's not "Hi-Fi" by any means, but the audio range is perfectly intelligible. I use AAA…

I bought this radio on sale. I didn't expect much. A good comparison is that it looks like a smaller version of the Degen DE797 or Prunus DE333 models. Good choice to put in your emergency bag. It's a tiny radio. It fits in any trouser pocket, unless it's the tiny fifth front pocket of Levi's jeans. The sound quality is ok for what it is. Unlike the Degen/Prunus models, it doesn't have a lockable battery door, so yeah, that's something to lose. Because of its size, the knobs and switches are…