📻 LEMEGA IR1: Portable WiFi Internet Radio with FM Digital Radio, Bluetooth, Dual Alarms Clock, Sleep Snooze Timer, 40 Presets, Headphone Output, Colour Display, Batteries or Mains Powered – Walnut Review

Works as advertised, works for both FM and internet transmissions. It's fun to watch international streaming. One downside is that when used with a battery, the battery only lasts a week or two even without use. We use rechargeable batteries, so it's not a lot of waste, but it's inconvenient. If possible, use the microUSB input as power supply and do not use batteries.

I have stations playing on Tunein and IHeart plus many stations from around the world. I had a little trouble saving stations after the first two, but then I figured out how to do it and it was so easy it was hard. Just press 3+ after you land on the station you want to save. Important. Look for the message "Save to Favorites" at the top of the screen, then scroll down to a 20 digit location and quickly press the master volume/power button and a tick will appear as the station is in a 20-digit…

At this price I didn't expect it to look and work so well. The sound quality is much better than I expected, although not as much bass as you might expect. I like the battery option but have to see how long they last. I contacted support to suggest adding a radio station. They responded within a day with the right information to access it. The FM band works much better than I expected, although I rarely use it. The stations I was looking for were crisp and strong. I mainly use the internet…

I've had a Lemega M2+ for a few years and am very happy with it, it's in the kitchen by the sink but because it can be charged ( maybe 8 hours at full charge). ), it mostly stays there. I was thinking about getting a second M2+ for my bed so I can no longer use my phone as an alarm clock, but then I saw the IR1 for 1/3 the price but with the key features I wanted (alarm clock , Bluetooth and internet radio). . . I bought it. I almost bought a second one within an hour of arriving which is…

This radio was bought to replace a 10 year old Livio radio which was still working fine until the aggregator came along. Reciva has announced a closing date of January 31, 2021. That makes Livio a paperweight. In short, the Frontier/Nuvola Technologies LeMega is a very poor replacement. First of all, unlike the Livio/Reciva combo, the Sangean/Frontier combo or even the Revo/Frontier combo, LeMega doesn't support the ability to upload your own custom streams via the web or the app. This radio…