Sangean PR-D4W Portable Weather Alert Radio with AM/FM Bandwidth Narrowing and Auto Tracking for Improved Searchability Review

He took to the dacha and to the kitchen to listen to Echo and radio jazz. First I bought TECSUN PL-390. It has two speakers and I thought it would sound decent. But it turned out to be quite small and flat, rather pocket-sized (18x2.5x9). So the sound is so-so. If only for headphones. With its pros. Excellent FM pickup. Compared to the JVC NB-1 (Boomblaser), which hardly catches 90.8, this one holds like a glove. Catches just like Tecsun PL390. But unlike him, it has a great sound. And it…

Comment: a receiver was needed for a very elderly person and at the same time with high sensitivity, because in the area of ​​\u200b\u200bhis residence, radio signals in the VHF band are weak. The receiver of hope justified completely. Management is extremely simple and does not cause difficulties. The buttons are only on the front panel - it is extremely unlikely to accidentally press anything. Haven't tried the CB range.

Finding a radio that fits in the design of a bright kitchen is not so easy. Either this is a frank g . or it looks terrible, or it does not work well. Right there - and the assembly is of high quality, and the material is pleasant - matte plastic, a little with a soft touch, and the buttons are pressed normally - everything is in order. The bright orange screen is a little out of the general design, but it does not light up all the time, but only after pressing the buttons, so it does not…

I thought nothing could make me happier than my CCrane. No bad feelings just the fact that my CCrane condo was out of order and I needed a replacement so I took a chance. Overall I like it much better except that it can use a pen and a steady light compared to a timer. The best sounding radio that picks up and holds the weak signals DXers want. Great AM night radio for far away favorites like KMOX etc. Cheaper compared to CCrane and just as valuable if those features are important to you.

This radio has excellent AM reception and great adjacent channel rejection so I bought it. Remote talk shows are loud and clear. very happy about it. Now the "but" part. The walkie-talkie's body is made of hard, glossy black plastic, which not only makes it slippery in your hands, but also leaves fingerprints on it (see photo). The second question is related to the first. Since this is a slick, slippery radio, it must have a grip. The lack of a handle makes this radio difficult to carry for…

Choose this radio to replace the tiny Sony AM/FM radio we've had for hurricanes since the early 80's when I was working in New Orleans! We camp a lot and I wanted something more powerful and had a built in weather radio. I struggled with it for two years and after a lot of research finally decided on the Sangean PR-D4W. It's portable enough to move around the campsite and provide AM or FM entertainment. When the weather gets worse, we can get updates with the weather alert feature. It has…

I read the reviews for the PR-D4W and had no hesitation in ordering it to go with my Christmas gift cards. So far I've been impressed with its sensitivity on both AM and FM. On VHF it is as sensitive as any laptop I have including my Sangean ATS-909X which works great on VHF. FM's selectivity is great and it has the ability to change bandwidth to help detect weaker signals alongside stronger signals. The weather band works very well and easily accommodates multiple weather stations. It doesn't…

This is one of the funnest AM/FM radios I've ever had. I also use a CC pocket radio which I also really like but size aside the Sangean has a better one. The Sangean isn't really a portable device for on the go, but it's great for at home. I won't list the specs - you can find them in many places on the internet (including the description on Amazon). However, check out Jay Allen's excellent radio performance rating. I've had him for about a week now. What I like: - All buttons work well and…

Overall this is a great radio as are the various Sangeans I've had over the years. But I advise you to read radio guru Jay Allen's review. Not only does this give you some interesting information on how this radio works, but also how I figured out how to adjust the sound (on AM only) even though the unit doesn't have a tone control. This information is undoubtedly in the owner's manual, but I thought I'd pass it along in case like me you haven't read it. I was surprised when the radio sounded…

I bought the PR-D4W based on several reviews I looked at and read that said the AM - and FM reception was excellent and I found this information correct. Another important factor is the build quality and the quality here is very good. The buttons feel solid, the whip antenna is solid, the display is great, and it feels like a quality radio. The price was also good for what you get. I've done several AM and FM DX sessions with him and really enjoy how well he works, especially on AM. The noise…

This is an exceptional AM radio station that competes with the best CCrane radios in the AM band. The reception is incredible. To understand what this radio is capable of, take it outside, away from the electronics in the house. Unfortunately, this is a problem for any AM radio due to the multitude of chargers, lights, satellite boxes and WIFI in the modern home. The weather section works much better than usual. The weather band has three alarm options and the radio has an alarm clock. This…

Main application - AM radio. News, Traffic, Weather, Talk, Ballgames.+ AM Reception - Better than my other portable radios in AM. Good sensitivity and selectivity. + AM Bandwidth - 1.0, 2.0, 2.5, 3.0, 4.0, 6.0+ FM Bandwidth - 40, 60, 85, 110+ Quality - Looks and feels good on. Significant weight for its size with 4 D cell batteries.+ Display - easy to see/read.+ Batteries - 4 cell D cells should suffice, no odd like 3 cell. Hinged battery compartment.+ Audio - Clear voice. Low noise level. +…