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Question: How well does the FM radio really work?  I basically just want this to leave NPR on.  Can you get many stations?
Document: So if you're on station 12 and want to go to 11, you have to stand there and press the button 19 times.The sound is about what you would expect from a $30 radio, I guess. Actually, I can't really be sure how bad the sound is because the reception is so poor I can't get a clear signal to test the sound.Unless Bluetooth is absolutely essential to you, my recommendation is that you not even consider this unit.
About the only thing I can say good about this radio is that it is nice looking. It only has FM and then only capable of getting one station that is very close to it. My old one was a GE and lasted for 30 years in the same spot I put the new one. The old one was capable of getting about 12 stations in the surrounding areas, both AM and FM. Maybe the other feathers work o.k., but that is not why I bought it.
My only wish is that is had preset buttons, it has one button you need to use to cycle through 20 presets, So i just set all twenty to the three stations I listen to and then I only have to hit it once or twice to get to the station i want.
You can't toggle between time and channel number. So, you can't, for example, listen to NPR while making your kid's lunch in the morning while simultaneously keeping an eye on the time -- you have to power off the radio to get the time to display.2) Boneheaded design choice #2: 'Volume' has up/down buttons. 'Tune' has up/down buttons. 'Memory' (remembered radio stations), on the other hand, is only a one-way control.
Bought one advertised as &#34;new&#34;, but the box had been opened, parts were missing, and somebody sent this one back for a reason. I plugged it in and quickly found out - the countertop light wouldn't work, and the unit and clock shut down every time I switched FM stations or increased volume above a certain level. The one I got was a lemon and full of bugs. Going back immediately.
Now you're listening to static. Because there's no way to jump to the previous memorized station, you need to press the button 19 more times, scrolling through all 20 memory positions (19 of which are static) to get back to NPR. Ugh!This thing would be SO much nicer if the control labels were more visible, if the clock displayed in perpetuity (maybe displaying the channel number for a few seconds when you change stations), and if the unused Memory positions were hidden until assigned.
But if after reading this review you still want to take the plunge, let me offer one more recommendation: Do as I didn't. Leave the unit sitting on the counter for a few days and give it a tryout before mounting it on the cabinet. It will be much easier to return that way.
I retuned this. It was not a well made radio. I would have paid 9.99 for it and still returned it. Plus the buttons did not work.
This little guy looks great. It is slim and sleek, and I love the blue nightlight and display.The bluetooth paired flawlessly. While volume could be a little louder, the sound is crisp with decent bass. I played with the EQ settings on my iTouch and got pretty good sound. I paired it with internet streaming radio and my iPod library. No issues with either.The problem is that I really wanted an AM/FM tuner.
My bad. This is a nice looking radio, and I really liked the idea of Bluetooth connectivity. So I ignored some of the negative reviews and bought it. How bad could it be for thirty-two bucks, right?I now know the answer: Seriously bad. Where to start? How about the display? It may well be the worst LCD display I have ever seen.
Answer: It does very well and we get several FM stations.  I got this as a gift for my boyfriend and he loves it.  I would highly recommend it