Portable AM FM Radio with Bluetooth, Plug in Wall and Play, or AA Battery Operated Radios, Best Reception Vintage Retro Radio Built in Clear Speaker Headphone/AUX in Jack Green

Small beautiful radio, quite good sound, very good set of functions: AM & FM bands, clock and BT. Very convenient tuning on radio stations, especially on AM, where the tuning is switched for example, not 1500, 1501 but 1500, 1510. It is faster and more accurate in the AM band. A small disadvantage is the weak reception of low-power am stations. The built-in rechargeable battery is also a great convenience. I was very pleased with the purchase and my rating of this radio is 5 stars.

Super cute in my office works awesome and sounds great with radio and blue tooth

Exactly what we needed. Connects to Bluetooth and can catch all the FM channels we like. Sound quality is good and it keeps charge for a long time. Very easy to use.

Use this in my home office. Reception of local channels is good, but not exceptional. Volume and sound quality are very good.

This is a great little radio that's also very solid. It picks up my stations very clearly and has good sound. The rechargeable battery lasts a long time. It not too big so it fits just about anywhere. The handle is very useful, too.

This radio stopped working 45 days after purchase. It was plugged in. 30 day return policy I am stuck. Wasted money on this item.

Great little radio. Perfect for outdoors to. Good sound and good qaulity.

In many ways, this has been excellent for us. We use it only as an indoor table radio, which may affect my comments; and we've used it only for FM, mostly a single station.As long as it is plugged in to the wall, the sound quality is very good--especially given the small size. However, if we attempt to use it without plugging it in (on battery, in other words), the reception is TERRIBLE. My conjecture is that the signal entering our house is weak, and that the radio uses the house wiring as an antenna. (For what it's worth: the manual says not to leave the radio plugged in when it is turned off. Presumably this is to avoid overcharging the battery?) But this means plugging and then unplugging the cord every time we use the radio, mostly morning and evening. Not a huge problem, but a minor irritation.)The other issue we see is that occasionally (maybe two to four times a day, typically), the radio seems to lose its signal completely, for maybe ten or fifteen seconds up to a minute or so. The sound just stops. At first we thought that this was a problem with the station's broadcast, but we think we've ruled this out. Our guess is that the radio is buffering what it receives and somehow the buffer gets emptied, but that IS just a guess. At this point this is a fairly minor irritation; but we are concerned about the possibility that it will get a lot worse.Having a working radio again is really, really nice. We can live with having to plug and unplug the radio all the time, but it's kind of a pain. Once in a while, we lose the signal when it's playing something we really want to hear, and as I say this raises a concern about long-term issues. If it weren't for that, I'd probably have given it 5 stars.