Review on Perfeo Sound Ranger SV922 Red Radio by Adam Edison ᠌

Overall, the gadget is fantastic, and the aforementioned drawbacks are minor and easily workable around. Take it from me, you won't be sorry. Pros: I picked up 6 stations at once, when my old receiver had started to pick up only a couple, and even then not in all weather. Playing songs at random is a great feature, especially considering how inconvenient it was to have to listen to the same artist for hours on end when using older versions that could only play songs in alphabetical order. A 16 GB flash drive is readable without any difficulty. The valkoder's appearance was likewise very welcome. The sound quality is unrivaled. However, I didn't have the issue with the volume control that other users have reported; it seems to remember the level even after being switched off, though I haven't double-checked this. Against it: Poor leadership and lack of forethought. There's no need for the FM button when you can just as easily memorize the station you found via the manual search, which is clearly insufficient. To conserve power, I'd like the screen to go dark. In my receiver, using it while charging from a telephone power supply is impossible because none of the other buttons work. Charging from a computer is slightly less of a hassle, but even then, the "mode" button only works partially, and once you leave the Yuesbi mode of the column, you can't get back in. There are no low frequencies reproduced by the headphones, which is a bit of a letdown.