Retro Vintage Wood Bluetooth FM/AM/SW Home Radio, 15W Subwoofer Stereo Speaker, AC&Battery Powered Radios with Antenna Best Reception, Support Remote Control/TF Card/USB Player/AUX

Very happy with the retro design and the reception. My other radio did not pick up the stations this does, I live in a rural area within pine trees which cause reception interference.

The knobs started falling off after a few months of use. Was able to put them back on temporarily but keep falling off. The power cord is cheap and tiny wires and shorted out in my hand a few days ago, after less than 6 months of use. Crap Radio, Luckily I was not injured do to the faulty wiring. DO NOT BUY THIS PIECE OF JUNK! Unfortunately the return window has closed and so has the product support window. FUNNY I have no recourse now after paying 60.00 for this stupid piece of junk!!!!! i ONLY PICKED ONE STAR BECAUSE AMAZON MADE ME.

I ordered this for my 93-year-old aunt. Digital radios are too confusing for her and she just wanted a simple old-fashioned radio. I read some of the other reviews describing that it's difficult to tune in. That is true, but that's also how old radios were. You have to move the dial precisely where the station is. That's old school. I haven't tried any of the other features such as Bluetooth and MP3, but as just a simple radio for an old lady, it's perfect. Also, I received it the same day I ordered it.

AM and FM has classic tube-like audio quality. FM reception very good. AM reception good. Very good shortwave reception. Selectivity very good on shortwave - almost too good. Its tight selectivity can be difficult to tune for best signal at times, but once it's zeroed in on signal, doesn't drift. Its authentically old-school feel is enhanced by its elegant cabinet and the fact that it only offers AC power - or a very inconspicuous rechargeable battery source.

Is it a radio? Yes. Does it have bluetooth? Yes. That's about all I can say positive about this. The radio dials and controls are *really* poorly made and connected, and the volume controls are so sensative that they're essentially useless.Save yourself some time and money - there are MUCH better options on the market for significantly less money.

The media could not be loaded.  I was skeptical about this radio because it was pretty cheap. I was worried that it was going to be small and not work well. But boy was I wrong. This little retro radio is incredible. I carry it all around the house while I'm doing chores to listen to the radio. I also like turning on the Bluetooth to listen to podcasts and commercial free streaming services for music. I'm so glad I bought this little thing. I only charged it once so far and I have yet to have to charge it again. And I like that I can plug it into the electric outlet if I run out of juice in a jam!The only downside is that the remote control is completely useless.

The media could not be loaded.  Well this radio works well and sounds just like the old radios I grew up listening too. It’s easy to connect to its Bluetooth and the remote works great to skip, play or pause a song. The only odd thing about for me is that is functions without any batteries in it or ever having to plug it in. I think mine came possessed or something. Lol

barely picked up any radio signals including the local on in town. the switch to change bands wasn't very defined, felt like it was going to break. The sound quality was poor, I've had cheap clock radios that performed better than this one

I don’t know whether this Radio is using 110 Volt or 220 Volt AC . It is not specified in the manual book , and there is no written information on the Radio .