Pocket Battery AM FM Radio Portable, Mini Transistor Radio with Excellent Reception, Tuning Knob with Signal Indicator, AAA Battery Operated for ICE Storms&Walking, DE333 by PRUNUS

Got this radio when the first one I bought (same radio) started fading out at random times. Turns out the radio station was moving its transmitter which created the problem. Now I have two of these radios both of which work perfectly. I tried a lot of much more expensive radios ($50 to $90) and none of them performed well. Decided to try cheap. The $12.99 radios perform the best by far. The radio holds the station with never an adjustment - much better than the expensive ones. Also, they are very small and lightweight so they can easily be carried in a shirt pocket while doing yard work or moved from the coffee table to the patio table. Great for sports, news, or talk radio. Clear, distinct sound for those purposes. By far the best I have found. Compared to other radios, the two required AAA batteries have an acceptable life.

It's actually a pretty good and compact little radio. I originally had a bad opinion of it (see original review at bottom) because it got a lot of static after a little while. But it turns out that's how these little radios sound when the batteries don't have enough power left to run them. With fresh batteries the original clarity came back. [Original review before I realized how battery affects small radios] I was really impressed the first 2 days I had it. Reception was crystal clear in areas my old radio had trouble in. Sound quality was really good. Now two weeks in, it sounds terrible all the time and I struggle to understand what’s being said due to all the crackling. If I turn the volume up over halfway, the sound degrades to the point where it’s as much crackle as voice.

Got this radio for my dad and while it is pretty small, the sound is clear and loud enough. Very compact, it can fit in your shirt pocket. Very good sound and at a decent price, it’s lasted awhile. Got rechargeable batteries for it and I’d say I need to charge them about 3 days after 8 hours of use each day. Not bad. Good little radio!

Update 2 (9/30/23): I bought a second one since they were on sale and had a coupon for an additional discount so less than $13. I thought it would be fun to try some AM DXing with this tiny radio at night. I was surprised to get distant 50kW stations including one just over 600 miles away when measured in a straight line from my house to the transmission tower on Google Maps. It was a good night for DXing with my best radio getting a station about 1000 miles away but I was totally impressed since the AM antenna inside this radio has to be very short. I just used the radio's internal antenna, no external loop antenna. I noticed the included ear buds are different than the original radio though I don't use them so can't vouch for the quality. Update (9/15/23): I ended up putting this radio in my car center console for emergency use. One day when I was waiting for my wife, I brought it out and used it while waiting. I noticed it has a problem common with small radios. As long as I held it, it got good FM reception but as soon as I set it down, it lost the station. I'm leaving it at 5 stars because I still think it's the best radio of this size you can buy. It's five stars compared to similar sized radios, not compared to larger ones. Original review: I bought the Prunus J-777 after watching Todderbert's review and recommendation on YouTube and it didn't disappoint. The speaker is great for such a small radio. It doesn't sound tinny or flat. The reception is also great considering its size and short FM antenna. I picked up most FM stations within 60 miles and AM stations at night out to about 700 miles. The distant ones were clear channel stations. The dial is small so you have to go very slowly and sometimes backtrack to find some stations, but that's to be expected with a radio this small. It's a radio you can take anywhere and get good reception or use as a back-up to your main radio. Overall it's outstanding for its size and I recommend it.

I'm going to give it as a Christmas gift to our 11 year old granddaughter. But yes, it seems quite nice. Small too, good for carrying in a purse or backpack.

I have an OLD Radio Shack AM/FM radio from 2006! This radio out preforms much better than the old on. I am really SURPRISED! Huge! I mean Huge Improvement! I love the reception as I use this radio in the basement of my home! And it is the size of a pack of cigarettes! Light and small with a big punch in audio! I am so very happy. I paid $17.00 for it and for me! Money well spent. I may order a couple more for gifts for my friends. I am a OLD man! In my 70's! I really like this radio. Model J-777 Prunus!

This teensy radio has such a great speaker despite its size. Great for the garden or to pop in your handbag. It also comes with headphones. Brilliant for the price

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Auch nach einigen Jahren in Verwendung funktioniert es noch immer perfekt.

I have the J-777 (the white radio in this listing, not the silver one). Note that these are two different models. In short: *Very good sound from speaker, considering size of unit. I wouldn't use this for music listening, but it's perfectly loud and adequate for talk/news radio. *Overall build quality stands out for this price point. The plastic casing feels 100% solid, and the dials and slide buttons and antenna feel surprisingly high-end. It doesn't feel like a cheap radio. I'd have to congratulate the design engineers for this company on this one. *The tuning wheel does have a slight bit of slop/slack in its action, but the actual tuning indicator stays dead-set where you leave it - it doesn't have that nasty, cheap, springy feeling some tuners have that causes the tuning to spring back/forwards after you set them. *Reception is very good so far. The tuning slide is very small, so you have to take your time and turn the dial slowly, but the accuracy is there. Make sure you understand the difference between FM and (internal) AM antennas, and how to rotate the unit to tune in AM vs. moving the extendable antenna for FM, and you'll find this to be a pretty powerful little radio.

Il prodotto è superiore alle aspettative. Una radiolina piccola, leggera, facile da usare e con un audio sia in cuffia che esterno molto potente e nitido.