📻 Vintage AM FM Portable Radio with Bluetooth Speaker: Battery & AC Powered Retro Transistor Radio for Home and Outdoor Use Review

This is a nice little radio. Very compact. It has good sound quality. It's not digital, so you really have to stick with the "old school" and tune stations with the knob. I haven't had a chance to try Blue Tooth because I don't plan on using it with this one. Looks good, my daughter noticed it as soon as she entered the room and she loved it.

All homes should have portable radios for emergencies. We usually hide it in the closet for an occasion like this, but this little fellow is a joy to behold with its wooden retro look and won't look out of place when on display. Great sound, easy setup with legible dial. Just good radio. Okay, that's good, but there's a problem. Be very careful with the handle as mine broke from a small impact on the coffee table. Not such a big problem here either, just remove the handle, because a small radio

It's cute (how I love retro radios!), I like the button, the sound isn't great but not bad at all for a small radio, and the blue tooth works great. Only requires two D batteries, which was a nice surprise (it also has a cord to plug into an outlet). I can pick up my radio station (a major AM radio station in the Palm Springs area not far from me!) with a so-so noise at night and during the day. My holy grail is finding a retro radio with good AM reception because I like listening to some AM…

The unit appears to be of decent build quality. The style is a bit retro, the size is small and unobtrusive. Without batteries, the device is light. Bluetooth connects easily. In general, the sound quality is normal for a small, inexpensive device with a single speaker. The volume can be surprisingly loud for the size of the device. Telescopic antenna captures many channels; In fact, there are so many that the channels overlap, making it difficult to tune in to the exact station. Also, the…