📻 Black Kaito KA321 Pocket-Sized 10-Band AM/FM Shortwave Radio with DSP (Digital Signal Processing) Review

While the Kaito KA-321 may lack some upgrades (no bandwidth or SSB), it more than makes up for it with good performance and a very modest price point. . The radio is physically small (it literally fits in a shirt pocket), requires just two AA batteries to operate, includes a telescopic antenna (which rotates 360 degrees, despite Revain's description of it being reversed), and sports DSP (digital signal processing). ) to improve reception. Personally, I was amazed at how well this little radio…

You don't usually get much for a $20 bill these days, but in the case of the Kaito KA321, you do get a decent pocket radio. Right out of the box I was amazed at how small this receiver is (no bigger than a pack of cigarettes). Even more amazing is that you get everything for your $20. With the new digital signal processing (DSP) receivers, tuning is a little more involved than the analogue versions, but you'll be rewarded with a solid hold. Station lasting until you turn the knob again. The…

I was a little hesitant to buy a shortwave radio that costs $20. Will it be dollar store junk? I know Kaito is a famous brand and I've always been happy with their products, so I was curious to see how it works. If you are familiar with the Degen brand, the Kaito KA321 is the same radio as the Degen DE321. KA321 is a small radio. It is 4-3/4" long, 2-3/4" tall, and 5/8" thick. It weighs 3.7 ounces with batteries installed. Inside the box is the radio itself, instructions, a Product registration