Radio

I love my Mini Retro Radio. The value for money that I spent was well worth the investment. Battery life is extended depending upon your daily use. Reception can be hit or miss, but I do live out in the Hill Country so that is definitely understandable. The size is perfect as I travel back and forth for work and transporting a miniature is easier. Sound quality is great and I can always keep listening to the stations I love. I am very pleased with my purchase and I believe you would be as well!🫶💚📻

I love these small radios. They work just fine. I purchased 4 already - one red and three blue I give them as gifts and everyone LOVES them. I will definitely be purchasing more . Nice to sit outside and listen to your little radio . It fits in your pocket!

I love this. Works good

It puts out great sounds. I have gotten lots of complements on it

Strong reception though limited stations

Let's first apply all the caveats: this is a tiny little radio and the controls are minimal. There's a dial for on / off and volume, and one button that cycles through any FM stations it can get (in ascending frequency order) that has to be pressed repeatedly to go to the next highest station, and a "reset" button that is superfluous since turning it off does exactly the same thing as does simply cycling through all the frequencies (it resets to 87.9 at the bottom of the dial).But: the speaker on this thing is actually quite good! Note the antenna extends, but can't be swiveled, which impedes tuning to persnickety signals from some stations; you can rotate the radio itself, of course. It's quite a pleasure to have an actual speaker. The sound isn't going to fill up a room, although, check that, it actually did fill up our dining room as long as there wasn't other noise. I just wouldn't count on this as your next party boom box.I do wish this came with a USB powered-rechargeable battery option, though, instead of being powered with AA's (not included) -- it would be more likely to be used as a permament thing. (I also regret not waiting until the price dropped on this, which it did recently, so much the worse for me but not you.) I only tested this out to two hours of radio time but had no signal or volume drop during that time, though.The intended use for this is for an elderly relative who likes to listen to just one station -- NPR -- over breakfast but dislikes the steps it takes to stream it over her phone. With this, you twist the dial on, and hit the scan button twice to get to the station, and it's loud enough to sit on the sill next to the breakfast table and be quite clear.I am unclear as to the durability, but it's a really cute little design, and I can see using this with an at-scale doll's house for a real working radio prop. (Adding a lit dial would be really nifty for that, but I suppose that is another item altogether.)

My hubs office is small and not much counter space. I gifted him a larger radio with cd player for at home and this tiny radio. He loves this radio...he takes it everywhere at work. Great sound and tiny but handy. The batteries have lasted too. A must buy

I gave as birthday present and the person I gave it too said it doesn't work and I can't return for another one.