Best Fm Station For Bluetooth (2026 Updated)

What I really like about the Victrola – Retro Wood Bluetooth AM/FM Radio – Walnut it brings back good fond memories when I was a kid in the late 50’s throughout the 60’s what old radios looked liked and sounded like.

(I even remember tube testers at the grocery stores and pharmacies for TV’s and radios). I especially really like the radio knob and the station numbers on the Victrola Radio. Good sound as well for one speaker.

My only problem is it does not pick up any Los Angeles, CA. radio stations or two or three San Diego, CA. radio stations. The signal is weak for the AM frequency. Just picks up the four local AM radio stations in my small city and one radio station the next county south from my city that is about 25 miles away.

I have C. Crane Pocket Radio and it can pick up a couple of Los Angeles, CA. radio stations and a couple of San Diego, CA. radio stations that uses only two AA batteries. Just might be my location There is some blocking in my surrounding area in the building that I reside at and few other buildings.

The FM frequency is very good. Picks up many FM stations, but not from Los Angeles, CA. Mostly local and a couple further up north. But still I really enjoy listening to my Victrola Retro Radio during the day and at night when I go to sleep.

Better than I expected! Not really pretty but sound is really really good. Nice to have treble/bass control. Picks up FM stations just fine. Haven’t tried AM yet since I don’t tune in to that very often.

Really don’t need the BT feature, but for some that might be a plus. Definitely “retro” and reminds me of the way bigger radios when families (before TV) would gather around and “watch” radio! Nostalgic, but then I’m not a youngster.

Overall, would definitely recommend. Sometimes wish it had a snooze button so that I could listen til sleep overcame me. I guess that’s what clock radios are for but I didn’t want the always present light coming from the radio.

This Victrola is perfect for me!.

Although I gave four stars this is a excellent radio with some old fashioned flavor. It looks similar to a 1975 Sony radio I have except it’s smaller. If the dial had a backlight it would really take on the 70’s feel.

The dial also doesn’t line up with the station. It’s not a huge problem but noticeable. The Bluetooth sinks with my IPhone easily and the volume is good for a radio this size. It’s a radio not a boombox so if you want deep base you probably will want to try something else.

The antenna is also helpful for removing any static from the stations. Overall I am pleased and I enjoy listening to my favorite stations. This brings back a lot of memories!.

Overall I would say this speaker is a good value given the price. It performed about the same as similar BT speakers in this $20 – $40 price range. Volume level was surprisingly strong but the high frequencies only project strait out from the the front/top and midrange is very harsh sounding.

Bass was slightly better than other wireless Blue tooth speakers of similar design that I have used/owned. It did give me a bit more volume, was hoping to get a little more bass. Sounded very nice when using a EQ app with my Android phone with streaming music service.

I got the best performance using it as a PC Speaker via the Aux in, with Windows media player and an EQ plug in. I also tried it playing mp3 files from a USB thumb drive. This gave me the best volume level, but midrange was very harsh over powering the high and low frequencys with some distortion happening at full volume.

Battery life was good, got several hours of play time at mid to lower volume levels.

wow great price , shipping was super fast. won’t disappoint , remember that it is only small in price,have had monster rr3 ,ion road warrior,Bose color link,g boom,ion plunge and many others. all claim to be something they weren’t.

this is more than they claim. Pyle 60 watt Bluetooth speaker. has 100 rms wattage. The watts mean nothing ,rms watts are what you look for. they under sell this. this is not some huge speaker! The sound is huge.

the price is small sound is not. I’m impressed. sound quality depends on what you transmit from. quality material. leather strap. easy to link up. great gift idea. if this disappoint s you. remember what it costs.

this Pyle 60 watt Bluetooth speaker is a keeper for me. I plan to buy more for friends and family. this Pyle 60 watt Bluetooth speaker is better than most at 3 times the price.

I simply cannot believe Pyle slapped their logo on this. It’s generic at best. 1 small speaker on the right end. Controls on left end. So ya not getting any forward firing sound. Just a dull mono AM radio sound.

If ya crank it way up it sounds decent, but at low volume it sounds no better than a can speaker from 5+ years ago. I’m actually glad I bought it tho, coz I was about to buy a couple of Pyle subs for my car.

Glad I didn’t. I expect way more from a legend in the speaker business than this afterthought. Sorry, don’t waste ya money. There is virtually no bass at all. And no highs. It’s like all midrange. Not to mention took around 2 months to get it coz seller sent me a Pyle electronic drum machine the first time.

Oh the horror of what that must have sounded like if they couldn’t do any better with a simple speaker.

Good sound, dual alarms, tone controls, loudness control, variable display intensity, compact. Hard to pull in FM stations much better by purchasing an F-type FM antenna (Less than $10. 00) No back up battery! Should have more than 5 FM slots and fewer AM slots.

All in all. very pleased!.

Absolutely great. I only use the radio and Bluetooth, and it’s great. The Bluetooth skips a little when I’m doing something on my phone, but my phone is usually lying on the table playing music. No problems with my mp3s or internet radio.

Radio reception is excellent. Sound quality is excellent. It isn’t extremely loud, but the clarity and definition from the little speaker is hard to believe. The RDS works great. I found exactly what I wanted.

Low power, great sound, with all of the bells and whistles.

I bought his for a sound machine on the bed and it does seem to be good quality. However, the built-in software is awkward and seems outdated based on date printed on packaging. For example, it does not remember your settings for mono-stereo, or play mode (repeat, random, etc).

Also, the rear power cable sticks out quite a bit and prevented from using on headboard of bed. Bought a replacement power cord with right angle plug that allows radio to be much closer to wall. It does have pretty good AM/FM reception in San Diego metro area.

I would buy another one, but I recommend you verify the the software/build date is recent (mine was dated 2016).

My boys bought this for their sister for Christmas so my review is what I have gathered from things they have said. They paid a lot for shipping with the understanding it would be on time for Christmas.

It was atleast a week after Christmas before it arrived. The wood looks like it might be a laminate on the corners but the plasticy sheen definitely wasn’t expected. My daughter said the sound quality was decent.

All in all, they still liked the style just wished the wood was a little more natural.

I liked the looks of this vintage radio, but when I got it, I wished the speaker cover on the front was more contrasting. It’s exactly the same color as the cabinet. The online picture showed it to be a little more contrasting.

Anyway, that would have enhanced the look of the item. We’ve not played records on it yet, so I can’t address that. The speakers are not as good as our very tiny bluetooth speaker (about the size of a big ice cream cone).

We compared and our BT speaker has a much richer sound, but the vintage radio speakers are okay if you don’t compare them. It’s nice to be able to plug your music into the front and it’s a very nostalgic reminder of days gone by.

In the picture it looks like nice, but in person it looks like a cheap 90’s reproduction. Very visible seams on the corners where the weird wood pictures join together. I think of Magnolia as having well made things that work well and look nice, so this didn’t really line up.

I’m going to keep it at least for now, because it does sound good and I’m pretty sure my kids would break records in the suitcase style, but want to give others a heads up. Wouldn’t recommend.

An Eton (AKA Grundig) radio for listening to AM/FM, and what I bought it for, weather band for local NOAA reports, with some other bells and whistles for emergencies. A couple of minor notes that are both due to how inexpensive this radio is: This is not a radio that will automatically turn on for shelter/evacuation alerts (tornados, severe thunderstorms, hurricanes, flooding, etc).

If you live in an area where NOAA transmits with reduced power or you’re on the outer edges of reception. the original antenna may not pick up transmissions well. My home is about 15 mi from my area’s transmitter that broadcasts on reduced power, and only after disassembling the radio and swapping the original antenna with one that is slightly larger in diameter and capable of extending several times longer, did reports come in clearly.

Don’t have to extend the antenna all the way either, so I should now be good for longer ranges like camping. If disassembling electronics is out of familiar territory, I’d recommend adding a clip on retractable wire antenna to the included antenna, or, the next model up on Eton’s emergency radio lineup.

Full disclosure I work for Survival Frog, but it doesn’t change the fact that this Radio is so cool! I took it with me on my yearly vacation to Lake Powell. We live on a houseboat with friends for a week, and at night we try not to use the generators to save on gas.

But having this radio was awesome, although ALL the features are awesome, my two favorites we used on the houseboat were the light options and the Bluetooth speaker! We could listen to music and play games with the light that’s on the radio at the same time.

The solar feature on it would take forever for it to charge the battery. But what I did use was the Frog & Co QuadraPro Solar Power Bank (another strong favorite for sure!!), that would charge it up really fast, plus charged up everyone’s cell phones on the boat! Also when I came home from my trip parts of Denver were without power for 36 hours, so it was super handy to use at home while I didn’t have power.

It was like my camping trip just got extended, haha. Overall loved this multi-tool radio definitely recommend it!!.

It’s an AM/FM radio that I can use during an emergency situation where there’s no power. I can charge the internal battery by USB, solar panel, or crank turbine which I tried and all do charge the battery.

The radio is not particularly strong in reception but I didn’t expect this. It fits a need in a situation where I don’t have power available.

This is a well built radio. I installed this on my kubota F2690 mower. I like listening to the radio while mower. This radio is Bluetooth so I can use noise canceling earbuds while mowing. Get reception if you get a good antenna, nought the Jensen antenna recommended but it didn’t work very good.

Ended up going to autozone and bought one from them. Reception is now great.

I was looking for a good radio/receiver to use on a motorcycle. I used this along with the mount, JHD910, on an HD Road King Classic and couldn’t be happier. The tuner is pretty good, has a clock, presets, and also and AUX jack for a phone or MP3 player.

It has a built in 2 CH x 15w amplifier, but I used the 3. 5mm headphone jack to pipe the audio to a different 2ch amp I located under the gas tank in the frame. Very happy with this unit – you can’t find another all weather rock solid tuner like this on the market.

Picked up this for 169 shipped to put in my Kubota svl75, direct fit by the way. I was very disappointed to find out the Bluetooth is to ear phones. I wanted to be able to Bluetooth from my phone to the radio.

It does have the 3. 5mm Jack in the front so I’ll use that. I didn’t research enough so that’s my fault. But it works good and easy to install looks to be great value.

This is my first Sangean radio and I was pleasantly surprised by the overall quality and performance of the radio! It was more than I expected – with a Solid feel, construction and performance that is excellent.

Audio is above average for this size radio but a tad under that of my Tivoli One that I’ve had for over 10 years, however, AM/FM reception is definitely better on the Sangean. Would highly recommend this little jewel!.

The sound on this radio is TREMENDOUS!!! The further away you are the better the music fills the room! It connects to stations very easily. It looks Beautiful!! I would buy another one in a heart beat!!!!!.

Under counter CD/FM Radio arrived packed well and ahead of schedule. I read the good instructions, thought about them for an hour and took less than an hour to install under counter radio. I made a copy of the template and installed top down so I didn’t have to fool around under cabinet.

They didn’t mention you might want to countersink the bolt head in the cabinet. (Use a bigger drill bit. ) My 11 year old grandson programed the 5 radio stations I wanted which is over my pay grade. My daughter explained how to use the control buttons to me.

Yes the sound is tiny which is good for older ears, it’s not Hi-Fi. The REMOTE is a real plus because it has a couple more controls that the radio does not. Pros: Pulls in FM great, plays CD great. Great volume.

Great Remote. Daughter says it does Blue Tooth for both Apple and Android. If she connects her cell to radio she can talk/hear conversation through radio. She can play music from her phone on Under counter radio while she’s working in the kitchen and grandson can play Star Wars theme on it from his IPad also.

Everybody’s happy. Cons None BUT: Yes it would be a plus, for older eyes, if it back lit when user touched any button. Yes it would be nice if it was capable of Sirius Radio and 1 local AM station for local football games.

Yes it would be nice if it had a rechargeable battery so it would play for a while during power outages while we’re hunkered around the stove staying warm. Overall a great buy and would recommend to anyone.

I am very suprised by the quality so far. I bought and installed this device 3 days ago. I basically tested almost all of the functions. The sound is pretty good for the price. The CD player read and played both store bought and burned CD’s.

I used a 1GB jump drive in the USB port. It had 3 seperate files on it with different types of music in each one. I was able to play all the songs from each file with no problem. The BT worked well also.

It was very easy to pair my phone with it, a bit more difficult to pair the Alexa with it but was able to eventually. While my phone was paired with it my wife called my cell from our landline and it muted the music and rang.

I was able to answer it from the device and could hear her and she could hear me fine. I did not test the timer function as it only works in 10 minute increments. That is a big drawback. I also didn’t test the “line in” source as what’s the point since everything else worked.

Right now I think that it is a very good buy but we’ll see how it holds up. Many of the reviews I read complained that many of the functions broke down relitively quickly, sometimes in days. We shall see.

I purchased this through Amazon to replace a similar product made by Sony which was malfunctioning after a number of years of use and, unfortunately, was no longer in production, which is why I bought this unit by iLive to replace it.

Installation was fairly easy and it is more compact then the Sony was. Having the power adapter plug in the very back of the unit was a pain as the clearance was too close to the wall to plug it in which forced me to remove and re-install the unit in order to plug the adapter in.

With such a large “L” adapter plug I would recommend that the plug port be move to the side instead of the back. Sound quality is acceptable, barely, and nowhere near as good as the Sony unit was. Radio reception is not good at all.

There really needs to be a plug in port provided for an optional external antenna. Three stars is the best I can give this product, although with improvements it cold qualify for a better rating.

Amazing sound Works great !! Put this in my Razor 1000. Loader than the engine !! Very happy. Ill put the same thing in my boat

Installed easily and it is louder than expected do not need and amp pushes the 6 x 9 speakers just fine. Boat was under my carport/shed my wife came outside and said she could hear it at the other end of the house please turn it down.

I am very pleased with the product.

This unit is by far the best you can get it ROCKS !! I bought two 800 watt pair Rockville speakers with the 2400 watt amp and this system is unbelievable especially for the price try it you will NOT be disappointed I guarantee it.

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I’m returning the radio. Though it has some good points, I found that the way the radio is built is just silly. I liked how the radio looks, how it picks up stations nicely, that it it has a ton of presets and that the price is very good.

The bad points far outweigh the good in my opinion. The sound is pretty basic and much worse than the previous under the counter radio I used for the last 30 years. Tuning the radio is annoying because it won’t let you move freely across the dial.

It will only “”seek”” the next station and stop, then you have to hit the button again. If you live in an area with a lot of stations, it will take you a while to get where you’re going. While there are many presets you can set, the only way to go to the preset you want is to go through all the presets one at a time until you get to it.

So, for example, if your radio is tuned to preset #3 and you want to go to preset #10, you have to keep hitting the preset button to go through the presets one at a time until you get to #10. Very time consuming.

The design of the buttons themselves is a HUGE drawback. The black front panel has 11 black buttons that you can barely see. Had they made the buttons white, for instance, you could much more easily see what you needed to.

Added to that is the fact that the writing on the buttons is so small that I actually had to use a magnifier to see them. All in all, using this radio isn’t worth the effort.

It looks fine. It sounds okay, you can’t expect much for the size. But the kicker is how awful it is to use. There are twenty presets and the only way to cycle through stations is to use the preset button.

And creating the presets is not simplel. It automatically sets to the any unused number not the number of the preset you are on. I hate it. Hate. it. What market has twenty stations you want to listen to? We spent a very long time setting up the same 6 stations we scroll through over and over.

but when the power goes out it will all be for naught. The back up batteries didn’t save the stations when we unplugged it. We had the sony under cabinet radio for over 10 years – the buttons finally wore out.

I miss it so much.

This iLive under cabinet radio Model IKB318S replaced an ancient UCR, so it’s quite an upgrade for me. I listen to Talk Radio most of the time and the radio sounds great and even music sounds very good.

The speakers have very warm tones. The iLive tunes in very well picking up strong signals with no interference or static. There are 20 presets and you must cycle through all them then it goes back to the first.

I only needed 3 so dear husband programmed the 3 stations in sequence for all 20 preset spots. 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3. Pretty smart. The Bluetooth works brilliantly and all of my eclectic Playlist sounds wonderful through these speakers.

I haven’t installed yet. As you can see in the pic the little feet on it are working as a stand for me in the meantime. The only drawback? The Buttons are very small and the text on them super tiny; but after a short time you’ll likely adjust and memorize the functions but still, they are really, really small.

I’d definitely recommend this iLive radio for anyone. My kitchen is 14 x 14 and a separate room but I think the radio would sound good in most settings.

I have had a tendency to be somewhat skeptical of Pyle products the last few years, but the configuration of this unit serves a specific requirement. The price is good and lots of features, so I figured it was worth a shot for the low price and I bought 4 of them at one time.

In general terms I nothing short of impressed and pleased with these units. They sound great, clean at a loud volume, and nice features. The USB thumb drive started playing almost instantly the very first time I plugged one in.

No waiting around for it to load up. The display is not entirely intuitive when using the USB thumb drive, but it does the job. As mentioned in another review, the volume control on the remote control is a little unusual, but it effectively gives you dual volume control.

I set the remote volume to maximum, then set the front panel volume to the maximum volume I expect to need, then I use the remote control to adjust the volume. It’s not necessarily a bad thing, just a different way of looking at it.

At any rate, I expect these units to serve my needs “perfectly”. Plenty loud when I need it, and extra features that I need.

Love the unit! Purchased one over the summer and decided I had to have one for the garage. It picks up stations Ive havent been able to get before. Sound is crisp and clear. Tune it to Bluetooth,sync up with my phone or tablet and I can enjoy my music for hours! Have the ability to use external sourses ie cd players or other sources easily.

Havent had any bad experiences with either units purchased. Love them both. Love thats its a powerful unit in a compact size.

This little guy has everything you could want. old school cd, Aux, usb, and BlueTooth. The kit comes with 2 speakers which is helpful for a new install. I only had a problem with the remote control, but being so new it is being taken care of from Pyle directly.

Power button on the remote works fine but on the unit isn’t working very well. A brighter display would be nice seeing how this is a marine radio, usually used in bright sun. Bluetooth reception gets weak at about 3 feet.

I gave the product 4 of 5 stars because the sound quality and power are very good for the price.

Great radio with decent power but it ate the 2nd CD I put in to listen to! If I hit play or eject it locks up very bad and holding power down to turn or or reset DOES NOTHING! So you have to pull out fuse or 12V wires from back.

anyway not really happy but wtvr. It’s in hot weather all day so what can you expect.

Ryobi ONE+ Radio (Model: P742ID) PROS: * Everything appears to be functional after having it for several weeks. Every feature works. * Bluetooth works very well, and not a hiccup yet. Fidelity is good.

* FM station sound quality is acceptable to very good. * Nearby FM stations pull in without issue and don’t appear to drift. * When the unit was left powered off for a week, but battery connected, a P107 2Ah battery dropped only one bar.

This is superior to Ryobi predecessor 18V radios where a battery would die overnight with radio off. * Physical build quality is typical Ryobi durable. * Output power is very strong, but fidelity is limited due to increasing distortion.

* The 10 AM and 10 FM station memory presets are very useful. CONS: * AM station signals pull in, but many are weak and the sound (I know, it is an AM radio) is somewhat muffled. But for Talk Radio it is adequate.

* FM station signals pull in is fair to good when 50 kms away. I would say signal detection drift is moderate. * It would be nice if the radio was “splash-resistant”. I am sure many would pay a bit more for this feature.

* Forget operating the AM/FM anywhere close to digital equipment (e. g. computer equipment). The radio circuitry is not that sophisticated like top shelf radios and the stations may drift. The Bluetooth, however, appears to have strong immunity.

To be honest I can’t understand the other reviews on this speaker. I assume those peoples never listed to anything else to share this wrong opinion. I personally own a lot of the Ryobi One+ tools and I love them all, they perform very well for the price and they never disappointed me.

I first loved the idea that this Bluetooth speaker can be left in my tool’s bag for a while while being always ready to rock due to the replaceable battery, but unfortunately the sound quality is actually HORRIBLE! As soon as you pump the volume over 50%, you only hear distortion.

The thing is it doesn’t compare with a cheap 20-30$ speaker from Anker (or similar brand) you can find online everywhere. I paid a cheap price for it during a sale, but it doesn’t worth it. That’s the point.

If the sound quality were not that good, but it was a super cheap speaker, it could make it, but since you can find stunning Bluetooth speakers online for cheaper than this one, this is why I git it 1 out of 5 stars rating.

Save your (small) money and purchased something else.

This I thought would be a smart purchase seeing’s how I had multiple batteries for other devices I have that are Ryobi. Tried in my driveway in town at home and wasn’t the best at getting a signal but thought I would give it a second chance so recently we took radio with us on a camping trip and could not get any stations in unless I was hanging on to the radio in my hand.

As soon as I set it down the stations went static and I was almost tempted to throw it in the lake. Returned to the store instead and got my $40 back. Do not waste your time buying this item.

I bought this to replace a 20-year-old Kenwood KDC-X590. The X590 was infinitely better. Within weeks of installing this, the dimmer broke in the “on” position. That means that I can’t see the display during the day.

When I tried the factory reset, the reset button assembly pushed into the receiver body making it useless and inaccessible. On top of that, the unit is now locking up (two months in) and not responding to any faceplate or remote controls.

Additionally, unlike my old unit, this one always raises the antenna when it’s on, whereas others only raised it when the radio was in use. I can’t warn people off this product enough. Also, don’t hold your breath for help from Kenwood.

I purchased this Kenwood media receiver initially because I wanted something that was in stock and not very expensive. Initially I did not like the look of this receiver after opening the box. The only reason is because of the 2 chrome strips on it which I think make it look cheap, but that’s just my opinion.

After having it for a few months now, I can say I would buy this model again and that is after I just bought a Sony receiver for another car a few weeks ago. The only reason I didn’t go with this receiver for the other car is because the Sony came with a remote which I needed due to the location of it.

This one does not come with a remote and I wish it did because though I paid more for the other receiver I really like the ease of use I get with the Kenwood. The color select feature is nice, the Bluetooth always connects with ease and the supplied mic works well.

I have not had any issues with people not being able to hear me during a phone call. Two things to note are the absence of a remote and no CD player which most people can go without. They do sell this same unit with a CD player for a bit more if you absolutely need one.

Purchased for a home stereo project and could not be anymore satisfied. This unit is packed with features for the price. Still working on connecting the Kenwood app, but on-unit menu makes it easy to adjust all settings.

Even though no remote is included, can be easily found elsewhere. Difficult to find units with 3 pre outs at this price point. 2. 5v pre-outs are plenty. Also surprised with the memory retention when disconnected from power.

Would definitely recommend.

2 years later. I wanted to wait to write a review. ok I forgot. Here you go. I remodel bathrooms, this radio has been dropped, got wet, covered in smoke and tile dust, thrown around a trailer. and I haven’t had one issue, light still works on screen and all the buttons work.

That being said, I do take care of it but it gets used. This is by far, hands down the BEST radio I have ever owned. The reception is as good as my truck, gets all the stations. The sound quality is great for bathroom and decent outside.

Have used around house few times. I Don’t use Bluetooth often so can’t tell you much there other than it works. I run a 5amp battery and have a small one for backup while big one is charging. I run this radio 5 days a week for 6-8 hrs a day and the big battery usually last week to week and half.

honestly I’m saying that cause i don’t keep up, it’s in that ball park. I bought this radio for the size 2 years ago. Out of all the radios this was the smallest that got radio cause I didn’t wanna use my phone all day.

I needed something that would fit on small vanity’s or pedestal sinks. Buy this radio and you won’t be sorry. This is the only bauer tool I own, batteries and charger are soley for this radio. Great buy, would buy again!.

Powerful, pulls in any radio station with ease, plenty of volume to reach far away work areas, convienent size, EXCELLENT work site/shop/home/wherever lil’ buddy!! Money well spent!! Have used with same 1.

5 20v battery for over a week with normal every day use & still plenty of charge remaining. The USB cell phone charger port is an added PLUS. Owner could plug in a multi port USB hub for multiple phones.

I SIMPLY LOVE THIS BAUER PRODUCT!!!👍 definitly had the hard @ work individual in mind!! I render an Honorable and heartfelt Salute!!! Now, GO BUY ONE!!!!.

As good as it come, one of the baet money can buy!! if you enjoy radio this is the radio to purchase; it is beautiful and the sound of it is truly outstanding.

This is exactly what I was looking for as a Father’s Day gift for my husband. We are moving some other small electronics around in the house and he mentioned the type of small radio/stereo system he wanted in one of the rooms.

We are very pleased with the purchase as these type of portable radios with BOTH AM and FM are increasingly difficult to locate at brick and mortar stores. When buying most of our electronics and appliances, we much prefer to physically look at the item in person rather than buy it on line without first seeing it “live”.

It was easy to locate the item (once I located the correct “department”) and the price was exactly within the price range I wanted to spend of this type of item. We might even get another one like this for our garage as our old one is about to bite the dust!.

I bought this to replace an old Panasonic Radio/Cassette player as the Cassette part had gone bad. First, the sound quality was a bit disappointing regardless of input. However plugging in my old Bose computer speakers to the headphone socket fixed that.

Both CD’s and Radio sound much better now. However, the cassette player still sounds flat with both commercial and personally recorded cassettes – might be a head alignment issue? Autostop when forward or rewinding, or when the tape reaches the end of the side only works sometimes, so to prevent damage to the player, you need to monitor it manually.

Adding preset radio stations is a bit annoying – not very intuitive, and when switching to radio from another source, it doesn’t always work. I often have to turn the player on and off again. It’s easy to knock the CD cover (when a CD is playing) and this opens the lid, stopping playback and resetting the track back to 1.

Bluetooth seems to work OK. Haven’t tried the aux input, but with the weak speakers, there wouldn’t be much point. In summary, works well enough for my purposes, so I guess it’s good value for money.

Have found this stylish little FM radio to be a useful purchase. The station control is very sensitive , but just requires a gentle and steady touch. Holds charge well and allows hours of listening, and the fm Bluetooth speaker is also easy to connect to other devices.

Purchased at Myer while on special, cheaper than other retailers ,so happy with cost as well.

Great little analog radio/Bluetooth TV designed and built to work well in areas that are wet and dry. The sound is good and the reception via the FM antenna does a pretty good job of pulling in distant stations.

My one gripe is when you turn it on the volume comes on at a factory predetermined level which is too loud. It should remember the previous level. All in all a good piece of equipment.

Sleek design. Looks great in boys room. Doesn’t take up much room at all. Not like the bulky old ones

Really good, clear sound without the whine from the RPMs of the car engine that other Bluetooth/FM transmitters allow. Automatic pairing works every time. The only Cons are that the blue LEDs are hyper intense, very blinding in the dark, and they distract me while driving.

I wish they were plain ol’ red, or maybe amber or green.