DX-286 Portable Radio with TEF6686 Automotive Chip, LW/AM/FM/Shortwave, RBDS/RDS, Antenna Attenuator, AMP Switch, 1000 Presets, Tone Switch, Clock/UTC/ALARM/Sleep

Excelente produto.

Très sincèrement ! J'achète beaucoup de ces produits de haute qualité, et c'est vraiment surprenant. Le tuner digital est précis et départage super bien les stations de la bande fm. Je suis tout un ouï ouï, acheter le vraiment il est génial! !!

Il prodotto ideale per chi è appassionato alla ricezione di emittenti in FM a distanza (FM-DX), in particolare grazie all'ottima selettività che separa senza interferenze segnali su frequenze fra loro a distanza anche di soli 100 kHz (87.9, 88, 88.1 ecc.).

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I've owned a lot of shortwave receivers and recently purchased a Tecsun PL-680 to replace my very old (and now dead) Sony ICF-SW55. This DX-286 was purchased after watching many rave reviews about its performance on AM and FM, and decent performance on shortwave. On opening the box I was impressed by the packaging, including a nice rigid plastic case, and the comprehensive English instruction manual. Also by the appearance and size of the radio. It's so little but not too tiny for human hands. A bonus is that it comes with the required 18650 rechargeable battery. While it was charging I installed one that I had on hand for torches. At first switch-on I loved the display. Sure, it uses a very "digital" font for text, but many radios don't have text at all. It took a minute or two to figure out the main buttons but reading the manual (or watching a YouTube video) is mandatory. I rarely listen to AM and FM radio stations, except to see what I can pick up. The DX-286 lives up to the hype about its FM sensitivity, even without the telescopic whip extended. AM sensitivity also exceeds my other radios although there's not a lot of AM in New Zealand. RDS on FM is very handy. I like how the radio enables stereo sound only when stereo headphones are plugged-in. Shortwave sensitivity is similar to the Tecsun PL-680, although the bands stop at 27MHz. It doesn't have SSB but, for the price, you can't have everything. While sensitivity is good, it was quickly apparent that strong signals will appear outside their actual frequency. This could well be a problem in countries where there are a lot of strong shortwave stations. It is however possible (but inconvenient) to combat this by adjusting settings. Sound quality from the speaker is much better than expected. It's not tiny and has bass. Even if you have other radios this one is worth buying. The Amazon price I paid was the lowest legitimate price I've found, and just a few days after receiving it I see that Amazon AU has it on sale at $20 cheaper! However I'd consider anything less than $NZ150 is a decent price. I mention "legitimate" prices because there are online stores (including within large web-stores) selling these radios at slightly lower prices. At least some of these are scams. Tracking with say the radio has been delivered to another location, but it's doubtful a radio has been sent. You'll likely get a refund, but I chose Amazon AU for this purchase because it is reliable. Buy this radio and I very much doubt you'll be disappointed.