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Question: Does this radio handle to carry around?
Document: Basically the radio is good! But because it is not a compact size I would have paid a few dollars more for a permanent handle that would have made it a lot more convenient to carry.
Two D-cell batteries is all you need. Do not come with radio. Need to buy. The strap is thin polyester webbing, like a camera strap, but enough length so I just wove it back and forth in the upper slots and tied the ends around the straps and voila! I've got a nice sturdy handle.
This is a good radio that you can carry around the house with you so you can listen anywhere you choose. It has a nice sound and seems to be good quality. It takes 2 D sized  batteries,  It's a radio that would be good on the days you may lose power from a storm or whatever.
Good sound and volume. Not stereo. Music and voice both sound very good. (to me). Good channel separation. Easy to carry around. I have marked my favorite channels on the face of the dial with a sharpie. When I'm working at my hobby (Metal) I go from the garage (fabrication and weld shop) to the basement (machine shop) as well as the kitchen and bathroom. This radio helps me hear uninterrupted as I move around. Carry and set up here.
INEXPENSIVE and runs forever on two D cells. Decent sound because of large speaker and easy to carry around the house or just leave in the basement or garage. I have two, one for upstairs and one for downstairs used as table radios.
I got this one to replace another one that died. Thinking it was sony, was sure it would be a great purchase. It's sound is okay, but the station begins to slip after awhile, so I'm having to re-tune it. But I got it to carry around when I work around the house and to listen to by the pool, so it's okay for that.
The tone quality is very good for such a small radio. It is easy to handle. I can highly recommend it.
The radio seems to work ok.  Gets a lot of interference and sometimes inconsistent with the signal. The most disappointing thing is the handle. It looks like a cheap flat shoelace with a two cheap metal buckles.
This is a great radio. Stations come in clearly, both AM and FM. It does not have a power brick because it runs entirely on two &#34;D&#34; batteries, which will power the radio for at least 200+ hours. It is thin and compact. Some people gripe that it has no handle. Well, just use the carrying strap it comes with, shorten it, and then you have a handle.
The radio begins to distort at about two-thirds full volume, which is probably louder than you'd ever want to play a small portable radio.I'd add several mild criticisms. First - and most important - the earphone output offers only a mono signal to one side. Sony seems not to have gotten the message that this is a drawback. Their popular ICF-38 has the same problem. Second, the radio lacks a handle.
Answer: Very easy as it has a ridge on the back to give you grip. It also comes with a strap but I prefer not to use.