Pocket Small Radio by Flyoukki, Personal Mini AM FM Portable Digital Tuning Transistor Radios with Best Reception, Earphones, Lanyard and Rechargeable Battery for Walking Jogging Exercising (Black)

Not for the audiophile but it's a nice portable rechargeable AM/FM radio. The audio and reception quality is good and the price was good too. My favorite feature is the digital tuner with memory presets which makes tuning in to your desired station quick and easy. Also the power button doubling as a mute button when you give it a quick tap is nice as well. What I don't like is that while it remembers the AM station I tuned to last, it forgets what FM station it was on when I switch between AM and FM bands. It doesn't forget the FM station if you just turn it off, it only forgets when switching bands.

Nice little pocket radio. Charged quickly. Headphone are good. Buttons on front are easy to use.

This is a good little radio. Very good sound quality, convenient size, and a great value for the price. The only problem I had was with trying to preset my favorite stations. The instructions did not work for me. By trial and error I came up with a sequence of buttons to press, which worked for me. First, use the tuner buttons to select the station that you want to store as a preset. Then press the following buttons in the order listed: Memo; M -; M +, Memo. Then tune in the next station you want to store as a preset and follow the same sequence of button pressing.

So what you get is a small digital tuning small am/fm radio with ear buds. The round kind that just fit on your ear rather then in your ear canal. With that said, thats probably the only thing i'm changing out since i have better quality ones then this. For just simple listening though, this is probably good enough for most, it was clear. Most of the major stations in LA came in, and it's relatively easy to tune and set presets ( i was able to set 13 presets on FM and i just programmed 3 on AM) so maybe it goes to 20?. It recharges via usb cable, so not sure how many cycles this battery will last or if it's easy to change out once it fails, but i'm sure it's just a cheap 5v battery that you can find here on amazon for relatively cheap. It's perfect for work or even exercising as it's pretty small and probably can find an armband or something to hold it since it's so small. I'm guessing but about 3" tall, by 1.5" wide and 1/4" thick? So relatively small and light. When finding channels, you hit like an up down search and once it connects with a strong enough signal it stops on it. From there you can save it to a preset. You can lock the buttons so you dont accidentally change channel say while exercising which is a nice feature. Anyways, nothing ground breaking here, it's just fine for the price is why i'm giving it 4 stars. Some stations do come in better when the device is facing certain directions so i just try to place it as high as i can.

The reception isn't quite as good as I had hoped however it is my first rechargeable transistor type radio. I use it daily for the most part and so far ( 3 days or so ) I am pleased overall. It isn't huge, it is definitely light weight and very simple to operate. A quick read through the book and you have a good idea of what can be done and how. Long press the scan button and it scans for available stations and stores them in 2 up or down style buttons which really isn't as bad as it sounds. Above the store buttons up and down are the tuning buttons again, up and down. It goes up or down one step which is .1 on the dial so 99.1 would become 99.2 or 99.0 depending on which button is pressed. Next to those on the right of course are your volume up and down buttons and on the bottom left is the band changer and long press scan button. To the right of that is The memo, long press delete button. Have to admit haven't used that at all yet. and then to the right of that naturally is our power short press mute button.As you can tell by my awesome description and the likely photo it is a fairly well designed unit and for the price as long as you plan to use it you can't really go wrong in my opinion.

I got this and it worked super nicely and it is a good price the buttons worked good and it looked good didn’t charge much. 💓 it

Reasonable reception but after just 4 months the battery is not recharged after 12 hours of being plugged in.

She has quite a long bus ride in this is perfect. It’s compact it holds a charge for a long time and pulls in the local stations. Exactly what we wanted.

Great value. Great size. Works well

Great size and terrific reception.

I got this specifically for a specific radio station I listen to on my morning commute :-) The apps on my phone for some reason, don't get this stations anymore (CBC Calgary/FM). With the built-in antennae couple with a headset, this does work really well. Sound quality is of course also dependent on your headset. This is not a Bluetooth one so be aware :-) It's smaller than I thought but easily fits into shirt pocket. Very well made. It should last for a while. Battery power so far seems quite good - after two hours, the bars are still full. Instructions were quite good. I'm glad I was able to find something like this, as they are getting harder to find.

I don’t like the fact I cannot tur the volume up louder it is too quiet I can hardly hear it

Son défaut c’est que c’est difficile de capter le poste au départ, après 30 secondes, problème réglé. Sa batterie dure très longtemps.