Newest PRUNUS Portable Radio AM FM to Bluetooth Earphone, as Bluetooth Speake...

OK I've only had this little radio for two weeks, but so far I am very impressed. We live about fifty miles from Boston, just about at the maximum range for picking up FM stations from there. To my surprise reception of those stations is very good - equal in strength and clarity to my Bose. I've used the radio daily since I received it, often for long periods at a time and sometimes using blue tooth to transmit to my ear buds. Even so, I have just today had to recharge the battery, Given its small size, I expected poor sound quality from its speaker, but no, if the signal is reasonably strong, the sound quality is quite good. The blue tooth transmitter function is a big plus. I can set the radio on a table and listen on my ear buds while walking around. Of course, you can't wander too far away before you lose the signal. I haven't used the MP3 function yet, so I can't comment on that. All in all, a great little radio as far as I'm concerned.

Radio has decent clear sound on clear channels, am and fm did channel search flawlessly.Headphone jack works fine. No issue pairing to Bluetooth speaker but I did turn off all Bluetooth on other devices.This is going to be used for campfire music along with mp3 player. It's really all I needed and was reasonably priced.

This is a great radio. I got rid of my JVC stereo, and VCR, Record Player, Wii, anything that had an RCA connector. The new problem was how to get AM/FM radio on my Soundbar. This radio does what I need. I am amazed at how it can get stations the old receiver could not. Probably this is because you can move the radio around the room as needed for reception and the Bluetooth stays connected.The only problems are 1) no way (at least none I can find) to erase presets, and 2) BT (bluetooth) is confusing and 3) takes a long time to start working.1. I just ignore the bogus presets I created. 2. The directions are correct, but I found that my soundbar has to be set in Bluetooth Pairing mode to connect the first time. Then after that I seem to connect quickly when I hit the radio BT switch. 3. The long time issue is strange. Once I connect to the Soundbar I get a bunch of cutouts as if there is a bad connection. Moving it around and reconnecting has no effect. If I leave the Radio on the countertop where it's BT-connected and playing, it eventually (maybe several minutes) it seems to clear itself up. Perhaps it's adjusting power on the BT or something.If I learn more I'll update this.

So, the onboard speaker is kinda crummy, so if you're looking for an amazing sound, you'll probably want to connect it to a better speaker.But that is literally the only thing that I can say is even remotely negative about this!!! And tbh, for me it's not even a negative. The crummy speaker sounds nostalgic to me, old music hits the right vibe through it. It has a nice warm kind of fuzz to it~Anyway, so, the #1 amazing thing about this radio to me is that it is THE ONLY ONE I COULD FIND that supports bluetooth out. If you have a nice bluetooth headset, you can listen to the radio on it! It also has bluetooth in, so if for whatever reason you want to play some other device through it, you can.The radio tuner is digital and easy to work. Supports both FM and AM bands.The built in MP3 player is SUPER FAST. Like, if you slot press the button for it and you have a TF card loaded into it, the music will just immediately begin playing. It remembers your place when you turn it off, or remove the TF card, and if you slot in a new card, it will just immediately start playing. It doesn't support anything like playlists or anything, it only plays absolutely everything on the card, but that's fine. It has shuffle and repeat~It also has a sleep timer, so it can automatically turn itself off after up to 90 minsThe battery is also great! I've had this thing running through a 2 day convention, and a couple nights sleep, and it got to like 50%. I didn't have it turned all the way up though, so, mileage may vary, but, the battery seems great to me!It also has a standard headphone jack, I've never used it, but it's there if you want it~As for the physical, it's a plastic body with plastic and rubbery buttons. The buttons all have a very nice loud clicky feel to them. It feels pretty solid in the hand, the plastic doesn't feel cheap or flimsy. It has one of those classic plastic covered LCD screens. Easy to read in a very bright environment, but it also has a very bright backlight that turns on for a few seconds when you press any button. It has an extendable antenna for FM and AM, and gets great signal~The buttons are all labelled pretty clearly, and many of them have dual functions, so, it's wise to read the instructions if you're not sure about them, but I was able to understand it basically right away by looking at it. The instructions are nicely detailed about what does what though~So yeah, I just love this thing man, if you're in the market for a radio to carry around with you, with multiple options for what it can play, and how it can play it for you, you really can't go wrong with this one.

I have tried for over 3 hours to use BT to connect to my Air Pods Pro.. I get it connected (status signal) and airpods beep...but no sound. Tried volume, AM/FM, repairing with Air Pods, resetting Air Pods, ensuring all other BT devices were off....NO LUCK. I like all the features but I bought it for the BT to Air Pods capability. Sadly, will probably return product.

It functions so well that I would give it 6 star. Long battery, clear signal and very portable. The blutooth output works very well. Easy of use, many features, great value!