Pros
- It won’t fit into any pocket, but it seems larger in the picture, in fact, it’s really a pocket receiver, well, almost a pocket one, let’s say so. The receiving chip is American from Silab, hence the good sensitivity and selectivity. Because not a traditional superheterodyne, but a DSP, that is, it does not need to be tuned during assembly, hence the stable workmanship. There is a very convenient ETM function (a feature of Tecsun receivers), which consists in the fact that by pressing the button the range is scanned with the recorded stations stored in the memory, but in a separate memory that does not affect the main one, that is, in any new place you press the button and get a full set of stations entered in a separate memory of stations that are caught in this place, while those stations that are in the main memory, i. E. found where you live are saved. In words, this does not seem like a very important plus, but after using it, you understand that ETM makes this receiver very comfortable to use, especially if your life is on the road.
Cons
- Apparently, due to power savings, the manufacturer cut low frequencies in the sound, but here it’s either long battery life or boom-boom in sound. Simply put, for speech it is quite, for music there is very little bass in the sound.
