BTECH MPR-AF1 AM FM Personal Radio with Two Types of Stereo Headphones, Clock, Great Reception and Long Battery Life, Mini Pocket Walkman Radio with Headphones (Silver)

Great little radio with good sound clarity and generally accurate tuning. I use it almost daily. Recharging takes alittle over an hour. The earphones provided usually last a few months before I have to replace them. Excellent value for the price!

I ordered this product to use the sleep mode when going to bed. It works great for that purpose. Sleep mode directions seemed clear to me (and I'm no techy). Features I like: very small and lightweight; raised control buttons (like volume control) are easy to use in the dark; sound quality is very good with earphones; battery life is good so far; love the sleep mode, which can be adjusted down from 90 minutes in 10-minute increments very easily; despite what I read in some reviews, I thought the directions were easy enough to follow...and I'm 75 and have probably lost a few brain cells.

This is a small, dependable pocket radio with minor flaws. The battery has a short shelf life and requires frequent recharging. Sometimes, the controls do not respond as expected. I have to turn the device off for two minutes and re-energize before regaining control. I bought this to wear around my neck and under a shirt at local professional baseball games in order that I can listen while I work. The directions leave much to be desired, however, once decyphered, the radio provides dependable service and lasts through a complete 4 hour/nine inning AAA ball game. However, for the price, the radio, rugged and dependable is a bargain. It is sturdy and gives good service in both AM and FM frequencies. If lost, I would not hesitate to buy another.

I wear the radio frequently around home while doing chores inside the house and out--cooking, yard work, knitting, etc. It has worked well until a few days ago when the on-off switch started being twitchy and hard to control. By now it is inoperable. However I figure this was a pretty good bargain for the price because I did use it every day for hours. I checked the purchase date and it was almost exactly one year ago.

Perfect little radio for walks around the neighborhood where there’s no WiFi. My phone only uses WiFi and having FM music is very nice. Size is perfect, small and light! And neck lanyard is very convenient, as well as including ear buds. I also like that it’s rechargeable and no need to worry about batteries. Sound quality is ok. At first I thought the sound was too tinny but I’m now used to it. Only glitch was setting up it up because the buttons were locked. But now I have my presets with extra capacity for lots more. Overall very nice little radio!

Purchased as a replacement for an older compact Toshibo FM radio. Digital tuning is very convenient.Radio arrived on March 8. Charged it fully at that time, and just recharged on March 31. Use it 60 - 90 minutes per day.My only dislike is the multi function button on the side of the radio used for On, Off, Mute and Sleep delay depending on the state of the radio. Press and hold to turn on and to turn off. However, If the radio is off, just touching the button turns the radio on for 90 minutes. To turn it off again you have to press and hold to button. It takes only the slightest touch to start the 90 minute timer, so it's very easy to trigger this "sleep mode" by accident when picking up the radio. Easy to consume battery life 90 minutes at a time if you're not careful.

Step up from similar family of radios but... The on/off button is also the mute button is also the timer button i.e. one button does a lot which makes it difficult to do the one thing you want it to do. It becomes even harder when that button becomes unresponsive and at times I've just had to let the battery run down because I couldn't get it to turn off

I have had two Sony walkmans in the past. My latest one is many years old and I have to recharge after 2 hours of use. Since I only use it for listening to the radio and not any of the other features, I was paying too much for it. This Tech radio I use everyday and so far it has been worth the money. It was difficult to set up, my husband ended up setting the stations for me and I couldn’t use the earphones very well. They were too large and kept falling out of my ears. I just switched it with my old earphones from my Sony. You do need the built in antenna if you do that. Sound quality is good and it stays on the station like it should. I just recharged it, so it lasted me two weeks of daily one hour use during my walks, before having to recharge. It was down to one bar. So it would have been 5 stars if it was easier to set up and if the earphones hadn’t been too large. Sound quality is good for what it cost.