Vondior Emergency NOAA/AM/FM Battery Operated Portable Radio - Best Reception for NOAA Weather Radio. Hurricane Supplies for Home. Powered by 2 AA Batteries (Black) Review

Sound and range are normal. Turn off for no reason. You can turn the watch face off and on again and it works for a while and then turns off again. Unreliable product, just what you don't need in a weather radio. Even the extremely light plastic is basically cheap Chinese scrap, not at all like the robust portable radios of the past. The only good thing about this experience, I got a full refund! The company then contacted me to ask what was wrong and asked me to respond by clicking on the…

We live in an area that gets frequent power outages during the winter months and we needed a new battery powered radio. Very hard to find in hardware stores. Most employees didn't understand the concept of a battery powered radio! This little guy picks up a great signal even in our dense forest and mountainous terrain. It has good sound quality. Good thing there is a weather band. Can't comment on the battery life as we just got it but noticed my husband plays it a lot - probably reminds him of

AM/FM reception was very good. The tuning marks only give a rough idea of the station's frequency, so this is largely done by ear. The closest NOAA transmitter to my house is within recommended weather radio range, so such a small device would not be able to pick up WB signals. Looks like I'll need a model that can use an external antenna. Vondior customer service was very responsive. They immediately offered either a refund or a prompt replacement. The process was very simple and the return…

I've recently started camping more hoping to prepare for some camping adventures. As I thought about what I would need and what to leave behind, I figured a radio would be a good thing for comfort. I have ventured this radio and so far I am satisfied. When the package arrived I wasn't even sure if there was anything in it. It's smaller and lighter than I imagined. I took it on a hike and was pleasantly surprised. I was at a forest campsite with no cell phone signal. Even my car radio only…

This is exactly the radio I was looking for. No, it's not the one with all the fancy bells and whistles. It's actually like the old fashioned manual radio I used to have. The problem with remote area auto tuning is that it picks up RF signals, but sometimes the actual voice/music signal can be slightly different if you can't pick up that part. Manual tuning allows you to fine-tune the desired voice/music part. I like the sound, there is a speaker both in the back and in the front and it sounds…