Review on Perfeo Sound Ranger SV922 Red Radio by Jnis Bukovskis ᠌

Excellent receiver and a serviceable player. At that amount of money, you can afford to ignore some of the property's flaws. The sound is really fantastic. At the barbeque, my friends and I were astounded to discover that this sound was coming from such a little container; we were all convinced that a portable radio tape recorder was playing. With its positives being: You can easily fit it in your pocket due to its size. Both in terms of design and African culture, he is Chinese. Everything is solidly and luridly designed, yet the ergonomics are not quite reasonable. There is also a VHF in the Soviet Union in addition to the FM. Excellent sensitivity in terms of reception. Even with the antenna folded, I was still able to pick up all of the stations, and the reception was crystal clear without any wheezing or spikes. Also, the sound is very interesting. In spite of the speaker's diminutive size, even the bass can be heard. This is most likely because to the lengthy stroke of its diffuser. Instead of a battery from Nokia. So you shouldn't count on him to put in a lot of overtime. At a volume level somewhere in the middle, no more than four hours. The quality of the assembly is quite great. Using the wheel, it is possible to achieve a very precise level of frequency adjustment. Got cons: The same as a receiver. It is difficult to switch between channels. If there are a lot of them, you will need to hit the "next" button for a considerable amount of time in order to get to the one you want. On par with a player. Only supports the MP3 file type. Does not comprehend any other format types. There is no possibility to choose the directories you want to use. The player produces a list that is determined by the title of the music, and the only option available is to scroll through the list in sequential order. If there are a lot of files, it is unlikely that you will be able to find the one you need right away. Very difficult to bear. It's the same as stations, but far worse. There are no tags; just a series of numbers in sequential order. The indicator's persistent glow consumes approximately one quarter of the battery at any one time. You are unable to switch it off.