🚿 Sangean H201: Waterproof Shower Radio - Portable AM/FM/Weather Alert Digital Tuning in Turquoise Review

It's a little bigger than what I plan to use in the shower, but it's durable and has great sound quality. I love that it comes in colors.

As advertised. It seems that all of these radios only work with the antenna cable dangling. what can be annoying. I get good reception if the antenna wire is wrapped discreetly around the radio. The controls are simple.

broken after 6 or 7 years. This time we ordered the bluish one and we love it! We don't need an antenna to clearly broadcast our radio broadcasts, which we also listen to. I highly recommend it. It is of course waterproof.

This is the second Sangean H20 radio tape recorder I have had. 2 bathrooms, 2 radios. easy handling with wet hands, batteries last a long time, reception is good, the optics are good too. I had an earlier model without the weather channel that would have been 5 stars and this one with the additional channel is great. I personally never care about AM. 5 presets is all I need for FM.

This is the second Sangean H20 radio I have. 2 bathrooms, 2 radios. easy handling with wet hands, batteries last a long time, reception is good, the optics are good too. I had an earlier model without the weather channel that would have been 5 stars and this one with the additional channel is great. I personally never care about AM. 5 presets is all I need for FM.

This Sangean H201 replaces several $25 "waterproof" shower radios that all failed after a few years. I always hung them on a towel rail and never touched water in the shower. They just stopped working properly because of the humidity in the bathroom. This radio makes a very solid and well-made impression. It's easy to use and sounds great. I'm sure it will last and wish I had bought it sooner!

This H201 has been running in my main bathroom for a year and only runs on a second pair of type D alkaline batteries. This radio milked the first set of batteries in 7 months. I only changed the batteries because at 80% full volume there was some distortion in the sound, which disappeared with the new batteries. That's a phenomenal achievement. The radio is so sensitive to the FM and VHF (weather) bands that the wire antenna used for those bands remains folded up in the rear storage…