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Question: Has anyone had power button problems w/ the Sangean PR-D15?Looked at new radio; power button cheaply made; think radio will not last long.
Document: For the past 4 years I've had a Sangean PR-D5. I loved the radio but it had some shortcomings. The PR-D15 is the upgraded version of the PR-D5, and I believe Sangean did a great job addressing those shortcomings. The new version has a carrying handle. This is huge. I dropped my PR-D5 several times because it did not have a handle. I can't believe this wasn't part of the original design. Another great upgrade is it has a built in battery charger.
One of the few bright spots with this appliance is that the radio alarm gently fades in instead of suddenly blasting the sleeper with full sound volume.However, someone ought to have long talk with Sangean&#8217;s user interface designers. My assumption was that once the alarm time and mode (beeper vs. radio) has been selected, pressing the &#8220;alarm&#8221; button would arm or disarm the alarm without further input.Wrong!
This is contrary to US law (see 19 CFR 134.11 if you're really interested!) I think sangean made their stuff in Taiwan, at least formerly, that's part of the reason I bought it, but now I don't really know.
No, its not hi-fidelity by any means but it does produce clear and fairly clean sound be it talk radio, rock-n-roll or classical music. Still I believe one larger speaker would have been a better choice and would produce better sound.THe PR-D15 comes with 5 presets which allow you to quickly surf between a handful of your favorite stations. And, a feature I especially wanted was the ability to run on battery power for use outdoors or in an emergency.
I've had my Sangean PR-D15 for a few days now and have had a chance to play withit a bit by day and by night.This is a somewhat technical review written by a licensed amateur radio operator and MW [broadcast band AM] Dxer.
We needed a portable radio for primary use in the kitchen. The Sangean PR-D15 FM-Stereo/AM Rechargeable Portable radio is perfect. It doesn't take up much counter space, is portable so can be moved outside when working outdoors, has a very nice sound and is easy to use.We haven't used the battery option yet, so cannot report on that feature.
I bought this after a very positive experience with the Sangean PR-D5, and decided on supplementing it with this one because of the added convenience of being able to charge the batteries when it is connected to power.The carrying handle is a nice extra feature, and usability is excellent (easy to set time and station presets).
exactly as advertised great reception well made. does not have an alarm even though it has a button for it (or my radio alarm  is broken) other than that its great
I'm conspiratorially thinking that Sangean did something else to make the D15 less sensitive so that it doesn't undercut the market for the much more expensive CCRadio, which Sangean also makes.That said, I hope my D5 lasts a very long time. Perhaps I should add another D5 to my Amazon shopping cart now just in case, while I can still get one?
In the PR-D15 that's no longer an issue. All you have to do is plug in the radio and the batteries will recharge inside the radio. A red indicator light will blink while the batteries are recharging, and will turn red when they are fully charged. The radio also has separate treble and bass controls so you can adjust the sound to your personal preferences. There is also a signal strength indicator on the LCD screen. The strength is displayed in bars. Sangean also included a fine tune control.
Answer: We have not had any problems with the power button........