📻 Vintage Retro AM/FM Radio Speaker with Bluetooth + Real Handcrafted Wood Exterior - RAD-V1 Review

Nice radio but unfortunately AM stations don't sound very clear unless you move the radio around the counter which looks odd with the radio crooked in the middle stands. your counter. I mean, I have a transistor radio that sounds ten times better and costs $12.

I like my vintage radio. It has really good sound. The FM/AM function is amazing. Attracts great. The tuning buttons are plastic but for the price the quality is excellent. Easy Bluetooth connection. FYI: There's a power button on the back that I didn't see when I first unboxed it, and for a moment I thought it wasn't going to work.

I did some thorough research and my first concern was how strong the AM signal was going to be. I can say with confidence that I am absolutely satisfied with the signal level for both AM and FM. Again, this worked great when synced to my bluetooth. I really liked the classic aesthetic look, but I was even more pleased with the modern technology that is connected to the device. So far, so good. No complaints.

Overall I am very happy with the radio as it sounds as I expected and has a really vintage look. The only disappointment was that when I plugged my Alexa Dot into the aux input on the back of the radio, all the lights illuminating the radio went out and you couldn't even tell the radio was on. I tried using the Bluetooth connection method and the wireless lights are off as well. It's not a big deal, but the radio looks great with the dial backlit. I'm sure there's a way to leave the lights on.

The radio works well and sounds good. There are no problems connecting via BT to the Samsung Galaxy S7. A couple of very minor points - the power button is on the back and isn't part of the volume controls (as it should be). Another thing is if you last listened to BT and then turn the radio off and on again, when you later turn on the radio it will turn back on in radio mode with the volume too high. This is because you usually need to turn up the volume when listening through BT, so the radio

The sound quality was flat, no real bass tones, more in the middle or tinny. With a wooden cabinet, I expected a deeper and fuller sound with better quality and fuller fidelity. I'll leave it as is and put in new speakers and hope to get better sound quality. And the ability to tune in both the AM and FM bands was also cheap and flimsy, I could barely pick up and hold many stations, it seemed like losing the station if the antenna's black wire twisted a little moved. I will not recommend it to…

This is a very nice piece as other reviews indicate. The visuals are crisp, the sound quality is quite good, and the radio settings are loud and very good for a medium-sized room. However, the difference in volume between the radio setting and Bluetooth is somewhat disappointing. The radio volume is great, but the Bluetooth isn't great. Sounds good, just doesn't fit. I went back and forth with the company and they were very quick to respond, but in the end I found out it was just a problem with