D-328 Radio Portable FM AM SW Support TF Card MP3 Pocket Radio with Rechargeable Battery Black

I bought this to quickly thumb through the shortwave bands to find something to listen to on a better receiver and I'm not disappointed as it does a very good job of picking up stations even with the short telescopic. Audio is good and the design is stable and makes a good job of rejecting noise. The scales can never be as accurate as a digital readout but they are accurate enough, tuning can be fiddly but there's no backlash and it locks on to signals well. FM is faultless and it makes a good bedside companion while the small size makes it ideal for travelling. I really can't fault it and for the price it's a no brainer.

Absolutely brilliant little radio. I bought the xhdata d-608wb initially, to have a listen to some sw broadband stations, but it didn't pick them up very well. The solar panel and the two lights work really well ,though, and the speaker pumps out a very clear, loud volume. However, this little mighty beast beats it hands down for tuning in to the short wave stations. I suspect it's because you have a dial as a tuner instead of digitally searching for them. I do not like digital search features, on radios especially. With a side mounted tuner knob, used gently and slowly, this little radio, hits very many stations. The sound too, for its size is pretty amazing. Highly recommended.

Bought this on a whim after seeing it was able to receive shortwave radio with a bonus of playing mp3 files from a micro SD card. I can’t vouch for its FM capabilities, as I live in a small village with little to zero FM reception, however I picked up stations from thousands of miles away on SW (shortwave). Medium wave was nothing to shout home about. The mp3 player works well and the sound isn’t bad for a radio of its size and cost. I’m sure I’ve seen the battery (included) with a mobile phone. As to it’s life I can’t say as I’ve only had the radio a week. Overall a good little radio and a bargain at the price too.

I bought this to use between stations in my baby's nursery to prevent household noises waking her. We've used it as it's intended to be used to though and it's easy to use and fab quality, too many things are overly techy and over complicated so it's nice to get something simple, it's everything you need, tuning, different band widths and volume. It comes with a wrist strap and charging cable and we use it a couple of hours each evening on full volume for aplrox 3days before it needs charging again. I have no clue how the mp3 function works though... My only gripe would be its battery is rectangular thing similar to what we had in mobile phones, so you have to be organised and charge this out have it somberheid you can leave it plugged in. One evening it ran out and I thought I'd just be able to put some regular AAA batteries in instead but nope, however overall that's no big deal and I'd recommend it.

It's a great small radio with perfect sound, easy to use and great price. It has a charger which is fantastic as it lasts a lot longer than having to replace batteries. It looks really good and very handy to fit in your pocket to take on short journeys with headphones.

Radio unit sound is better than expected for it's small size - and it is a small unit. It is ye old fashioned tuning dial type so with the display front being small from edge to edge so it is a struggle to return to a station you have found. FM is fine and MW(am band) is very good for a cheap unit. The battery this uses are dirt cheap and last forever which is is a bit plus. (Note it was no LW and if FM/AM/LW is all what you want you'd be better off with a quality Roberts type radio for just a few quid more). The SW bands are sensitive and the units picks up lots of foreign language broadcasts (out of doors at night) Overall , I'd only give it 3 stars as it has the following let downs: If is cheap feeling with black glossy plastic, the tuning indicator of my unit was a bit lob-sided, the band indicator is a tiny 'window' that shows a dot (nothing is lit) so hard to tell what SW band you are on, the recharging led is hidden and has no battery low or battery 'full charged' status, the charging lead is old school USB not like the common mobile phone one (so don't lose it). The mp3 player is for playing your own files but the buttons at the top are too glossy to made out. I suspect this unit can hold the last place you were at so might be useful for playing back an audio book. A few little design changes would made this a recommended buy. If you want to dabble with SW in a small handy to carry unit then this might suit otherwise you could buy a get a good am/lw/fm for little more. Edit: after a few days use: + The charging light does go off when charged (not a bit hidden) + Good feature it will save last place on mp3 track when powered off- great for audio books. - blinking light on front when playing mp3 (this should have been the place for the charging led) - control of mp3 forward/backward buttons at top and unreadable due to high gloss. - any adjustment you much pick up radio as the slightest tip on it flops it over.

Ive ordered this radio a few times now, it so good. I use it to play my Audiobooks while camping, the tiny little speaker sounds brilliant for its size, and the battery lasts 10 hours plus.. The one thing i just didn't like at all on this radio was the charge point, its some old obscure fitting i think, never seen anything like that before, and if you lose the cable, you might not be able to get a new one, but the last radio i bought a few weeks ago, they have changed it to the universal C port, which now makes that perfect.

Had this product for 2.5 months. It won’t charge any more. Contacted supplier they said have I tried a new battery? I said did it come with one ? They said go to Amazon absolutely shocking service! I’m now have a Radio that doesn’t work !

La verdad es que cuando recibí esta radio no esperaba ninguna maravilla, de hecho incluso pensé que sería imposible recibir la mayoría de emisoras en Onda Corta, pero por suerte no fue así. Tengo o he tenido toda clase de receptores de radio, desde los más baratos a equipos profesionales, y por el precio que tiene este aparato es de lo mejor que podemos encontrar. Si hubiera comprado una radio de 200 euros la hubiera valorado con una estrella, pero es importante tener en cuenta que es una radio de apenas 12 euros. Las radios de estos precios normalmente no funcionan ni medianamente bien. La recepción en Onda Corta es aceptable, incluso en lugares con mucho ruido, como grandes ciudades. En ambiente rurales o con muy poco ruido se nota una mejoría importante, debido a que este pequeño receptor no incorpora un filtrado adecuado. Pros: - Sonido bastante bueno para el tamaño de altavoz. - Se reciben estaciones de Onda Corta lejanas, aunque con poca selectividad y señal. - FM y AM muy adecuados, sin ser tampoco una maravilla. - Su pequeño tamaño es una ventaja. - Incorpora batería recargable como un móvil. - Incorpora MP3 - Evidentemente, su precio... Algunas "contras": -Usa un dial analógico pero con DSP, es una mezcla a la que nunca me acostumbro como radioescucha. - Por diseño, cuando la radio se apoya en la pestaña de soporte, la antena queda horizontal porque no tiene posibilidad de giro, choca con la carcasa. Debería poder establecerse en una posición de 90º - Al no tener pantalla digital, no se puede ver ninguna información sobre el MP3 o emisoras sintonizadas. - Debería incluir (como algunas radios baratas de Tecsun) alguna luz de "sintonía" que ayude a la sintonización. - El botón de selección de bandas no tiene indicadores suficientemente visibles, por lo que a veces se hace difícil saber qué banda de radio hemos seleccionado. - El filtrado en ambientes ruidosos es inexistente, por lo que muchas bandas están afectadas por "armónicos" o señales imagen de emisiones muy potentes cercanas. Esto es típico de las radios muy baratas. En resumen, valoro esta radio con cinco estreñas porque es lo mejor que he tenido por ese precio, pero lógicamente por un poco más tendremos radios con mejores prestaciones.

Ottima radiolina multibanda con batteria ricaricabile. Qualità audio in linea con la tipologia di prodotto, ricezione sufficiente, presa per cuffia e possibilità di inserire scheda sd per ascoltare gli mp3, costruzione semplice ma razionale. Consiglio a chi cerca una radio di piccole dimensioni e ricaricabile.

Sehr gute Trennschärfung

Goed

Very very good quality