📻 Portable AM/FM Weather Alert Radio by Greadio with Superior Reception, Battery Operated, LCD Display, Earphone Jack, Time Setting - Ideal for Home, Walking, Running - NOAA Transistor Pocket Radio Review

This little radio works very well. The receiver is good and sensitive, which allows me to receive my favorite stations without using the built-in antenna. Raise the antenna and connect even more transmitters. Sound quality is good for such a small package (there's a headphone jack too!) Also runs on 2 AAA batteries. With button cells, easy to compare with other brands. What I also like is the very easy to read display. Good backlight and big numbers. All in all a great little radio!

This is a small, weatherproof digital pocket radio. I bought one to keep in my bag at home due to its size, but opted for an analogue pocket radio which is a bit larger as it can't be turned off to save battery. When switched off, it goes into standby mode, leaving the screen on for the clock function, which is still draining the batteries. The only way to save them is to physically remove the batteries from the device. It's also a very compact radio with decent reception and sound for its…

Good. I bought it to always have it in my car as an emergency radio. Oriental ambience, excellent reception, ultra light, orange lighting in the dark. East read the screen. The only problem is that the battery life is not optimal. It's half empty, and this radio just sits in the car and is off all the time. My guess is that the backlight turns on when it hits something and that drains the battery. Must have s as a blocking function. Otherwise it was reliable. I turned it on several times for a…

radio delivered on time and in perfect condition. It has no DC port and no battery charging port. This means that 2 AAA alkaline batteries must be used. Or you can use 2 AAA batteries that have to be charged outside of the radio with a separate charger. AM/FM reception is respectable. There are only 2 weather stations near me. One is very crisp and the other has a lot of noise. But a clear station is enough to satisfy my need for weather information. Turn on the radio. Go to the weather band…

This is a nice little radio. I bought it to take with me to the weather alert in the field. It is small and easily fits in a shirt pocket. Once you program it, it works appropriately. Unfortunately, it is extremely difficult to program and the manual is practically useless. Small anti-thumb buttons combined with fine print and small manual (2-1/2" wide x 4" high pages) add up to a very frustrating experience. In addition, the time delay between key presses during programming is insufficient…

I wanted two of these but accidentally only ordered one. Now I've just ordered another brand as a second one. I keep my fingers crossed. I love the size and variety of functions, but tease the functions with "short press" on it, "long press" on it, and figure out which of the multifunction keys is actually needed. short or long press is a pain. (Maybe I'm advertising my age.) Uncharacteristically, I followed the instructions. It still took three tries to get the right time. I then decided that…