Sangean DT-120 Clear Pocket 📻 AM/FM Digital Radios (Clear), Compact Size Review

I bought two Sangean radios. A returned person will not receive AM. This little radio is great, 5 AM and 10 FM presets. All the work I have is my voice stations and also music. Good for the pool and going to the park. Small, light and equipped with the necessary headphones as there is no external speaker that could not disturb anyone. On/off range switch on the left, preset buttons on top, volume control on the right. Everything worked fine. sound quality for this money. I would recommend it to

I ordered this model to replace my broken DT-120 (white) but returned it for a number of reasons. Firstly, while I wanted a clear film for a cool look, mine came with a prominent UPC label on one of the undersides inside the case, which ruined the look for me. But I also noticed that this model runs on one AAA battery, while the DT-120 runs on two. One of the best things about the 120 was the very long time between battery changes (actually I would give the DT-100 five stars if it took more…

I only bought this unit based on reading other reviews. It looks really cool and is perfect for my portable radios because it's lightweight and fits in my pocket. I use 2 separate tuning buttons for my FM stations as I live in one city and work in another 50 miles away. Digital tuning and reception are arguably the best I've had in a transient radio. I immediately ditched the headphones that came with this radio as they sounded awful and opted for my heavier but better headset. Sometimes…

Very nice little radio. I wanted something clear so I could see the inside of the device - you don't see a lot of clear electronics, and being able to see the circuit board and other components up close is a big plus in my book. I get it. the value of the item in terms of security, but I like it for its computer generated aesthetics alone. Reception is only ok, hence my rating. It seems sensitive to interference, so it's better if you can use it relaxed in one place than on the go. I think the…

Sangean lives up to its reputation. I have had several of their products and have always loved them and happily never had a problem with any of them. This radio suits me, although I prefer more bells and whistles. The stereo AM/FM radio is very attractive with its transparent body and electronic tuning. However, the pocket radio does not have a speaker. It comes with headphones included, but I prefer either with headphones or instead of headphones. The radio has 5 presets for AM and 10 presets…

PROS: o Impressive performance, both in terms of sensitivity and audio settings: o Nothing I've found requires In -Ear headphones or headphones but obviously that's the design so yeah I expected that. Good reception, well-placed controls, good sound ESPECIALLY when using better earbuds or headphones. I have both In-Ears Monk Plus Ollivan C3254 VE Monk 3.5mm In-Ear Jack Hi-Fi Stereo Bass Noise Isolating Headphones Clear Classic In-Ear Headphones for iPod Mp3 Mp4 Bought players, tablets and old…

I've always been a music lover, especially when it comes to home stereos and home radios: clocks and portables. The Sangean has always been one of the best home stereo tuners on the market, in fact I have a Sangean HDT - 1 HD component tuner and it's one of the best if not the best available. Okay, enough background, let's get to the review of the Sangean DT AM/FM Pocket Digital Radio in a transparent case. Like other Sangean products, it lives up to Sangean's reputation for excellent reception

I want to replace my Aiwa CR-LD100. This really does its job. Small, only needs one AAA battery (like my Aiwa), so it's easy to carry and almost weightless. Good reception, both AM and FM, and an easy to read display. And the ability to switch between bands with a single button (like my Aiwa) means I can switch between the AM and FM stations I'm listening to during commercial breaks. Wonderful. The only design feature missing compared to my Aiwa is that it doesn't have a clock display. When…

As I prepared for jury duty, I quickly realized that I would need a radio to pass the time and AM talk during the day -listening to the radio, which I usually use when I'm at work. So I started looking for a small solid state AM/FM pocket radio with a digital tuner to replace an old Radio Shack I bought about 15 years ago that hasn't worked since. My search led me to Revain, which to my great surprise had quite a variety of brands and models to choose from. I discovered a Sanjean brand that I…