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Question: Does it have an earphone jack?
Document: It's compact yet pulls in same stations as larger radios, has good sound, can be used with AC outlet, batteries, or rechargeable batteries which recharge in the radio when you plug it in! Batteries sold separately. Also, has weather alert with NOAA weather station. You can also set 19 favorite stations, AM & FM, & I love that it has a clock display. It also has clock alarm & earphone jack.
My wife asked for an AM/FM radio with an earphone jack so she could use it for her under-pillow speaker. She listens to radio at night some times and wants to keep the noise level low to avoid disturbing me. Finding a radio with an earphone jack these days is not easy. This radio, however, has one; the speaker shuts down too which is a positive. Plus it is just the right size to fit on our bed headboard shelf. It also has a dial that illuminates.
Great portable radio. It has a very good tuner and good reception and the sound is great whether through the speaker or through the earphone jack.The only glitch so far is the battery recharger function. It doesn't work as stated on the manual.When you set the switch to NiMH and you turn on the radio while the DC power adapter is plugged, it uses the batteries as power source instead of the DC power adapter.But that minor glitch is not enough to lower my 5 star rating!Recommended!
At that time I noticed the left audio channel for the output jack had a substantial amount of hiss. This was true in all cases, AM, FM stereo and FM mono. Being somewhat picky about such matters I contacted Amazon online for a replacement. Two days later I had another unit. The second unit's performance was identical to the first except that the earphone output functioned properly with very little hiss on both the right and left channel.
The lower end was muddy and overwhelmed with booming bass. It was really unpleasant, to the point of being almost painful, to listen to.It's a shame because the PR-D9W is generally a very well-made radio with a lot of nice features. I should also mention that the sound from the speaker was amazingly good (with no hiss). There are probably a lot of people who won't use the headphone jack and will love the radio.
AM even works pretty good (very usable for strong stations) - much better than any other radio, especially if placed near a window (Sony Walkman doesn't work well even near a window for AM, and Sansa only has FM).- After using it for a day at work, I'm a bit worried about the headphone jack. The headphone's connector goes in a bit harder than any other radio I've owned (is this normal???
A few months ago, I ordered an AM/FM radio that I listen to at night with earphones and also take on trips. Reception was not that great so I always had the antenna extended, and it eventually broke. The tuning knob later broke while in my luggage and the volume setting was quite irregular, so I had to get an earphone cord with a volume control in it. Then I ordered the Sangean PR-D9W. Reception is great so I rarely extend the antenna.
you have to keep the user manual handy or next to it to operate all the features.sound quality is good
this small radio has a big sound and is very user friendly --- it looks nice and the price is fair
this is a great radio. I love how many stations I can program. well worth the money and has the weather alert for safety reasons
Answer: A 3.5mm stereo headphone socket is provided on the left hand side ofyour radio for use with headphones. Inserting a plug automaticallymutes the internal speaker  J P