Portable AM FM Radio, Bluetooth 5.0 Radios 5 Watts Loud Speaker,FM Radio Built-in Rechargeable Battery/DC D*4 Cell Battery Operated & AC Power Plug in Wall Black

Update #1: 4-5-25Better than I expected for use as a radio. I listen to only one station which I can also use an internet app to listen to but the radio is so much cooler and being portable is not tethered to a computing device like an app is. Anyone, with a bid of fine tuning effort I was able to lock the radio into the one station I listen to. This was no small task as the station is not the most powerful and is located between some more powerful stations.However, now that it is I locked in to that one station the reception is great and what is just is good is I can move the radio around and it stays locked into that station. The separation in distance and difference in size between the tuner and volume on/off wheels is enough so that I don't accidentally roll the tuner wheel when I am attempting to use the volume on/off wheel.Brings back a lot of good old memories when radios where the only way to listen to radio stations.One update on the Bluetooth. The connection is great when switching between radio and Bluetooth. It quickly connects to my phone each and every time when I make the switch.-----------------------------------------------------------I purchased this item to use as a Bluetooth speaker on my nightstand, so I wouldn't have to worry anymore about that Bluetooth speaker running out of battery in the middle of the night when I am listening to music.It paired up instantaneously with my phones. I have an old Pocophone (2018) without a SIM card that I use for playing music from my two favorite streaming apps to save battery on my backup phone. (see below) The JEUJUNG paired up with it instantaneously. The audio was a low and I had to turn up the volume to 80% on both the phone and JEUJUNG to get a loud enough sound to my satisfaction, which actually isn't a very loud soundI thought it might be the JEUJUNG that was causing a weaker sound, so I paired it up with my not so old Galaxy A52 5G (2020) with a SIM card which I keep on the nightstand just in case I have to make an emergency call at night. I also use it as my backup phone. Anyway, the JEUJUNG also paired up instantaneously with the Galaxy phone. This time the sound was plenty loud enough so I think the weaker sound with the Pocophone phone pairing is due to the phone and not the JEUJUNG.I leave the JEJUNG plugged in when I am using it. No more having to charge the Bluetooth speaker on my nightstand. I only listen to one radio station and other than one program on Sunday morning I only listen to that station in my car. The JEUGUNG found the one station I listen to with a strong enough reception, so if I am in bed on Sunday morning and want to listen to that one program I can use the JEUJUNG for that purpose.I am giving this JEUJUNG a five star rating because it works as I hoped it would when I bought it. I could ding it one star for the weak sound when paired with the Pocophone F1 but since the sound is still loud enough when the volume is turned up to 80% and more than loud enough when paired with the Galaxy A52 5G I am giving the JEUJUNG a five star rating. Great value for the money and does what I hoped it would.Ironically when playing music straight from the phone the sound is louder on the Pocophone than on the Galaxy. Go figure. However, the sound is louder with better quality when playing music using the JEUJUNG in its Bluetooth mode than it is straight from the phones. Also, the sound is louder from the JEUJUNG than it was from my the old Soundcore 2 which the JEUJUNG replaced. The Soundcore 2 does throw out a deeper bass but still it requires charging which takes a long time if the battery is low and that is why I replaced it with the JEUJUNG.

I needed a small clock radio for my bathroom and was hoping for one that would pick up stations with weaker signals. Well this has been awesome in that respect. Also, the sound quality is very nice - no more of the tinny sound that my old radio produced. Bluetooth works flawlessly. The biggest bonus is that I leave it plugged in but if I want to use it in another room, I just unplug it and go. It seems to hold the charge for a long time. For backup, it also can run on D batteries. This radio gets a thumbs up from me!

So far, I’ve only used it for the radio, and it pulls in stations better than some of these new radios I’ve purchased previouslyIt has these lights that move when the sound is coming out and it’s sort of annoying because they’re very bright and I had to put a few layers of masking tape over them to mellow them out cause they hurt my eyes and they’re kind of spastic and unnecessaryIt also has these four little lights on the right side justice, bright and always stay on… I thought I put four new D batteries and in a couple weeks it killed the batteries so possibly those lights being on all the time are totally unnecessary. I would get rid of those lights.Put all lights in the station bar so you can see where you’re turning your station to That would be nice.The volume is great. The sound is good.There’s no preset so you just have to twist the knob but having a knob to dial in a station is so much more accurate than the digital style station finder…. I bought a new radio with digital styled station finder and in my town 90.3 is a station I usually get that’s 40 miles away and I listen to it on all my other radios but for some reason this one radio the digital could not pull that station at all just static and that’s new technology for you and possibly very cheap technology for some reason these manufacturers Who make radios think radios aren’t important and more to make in good quality which is sad because I’ve had to get rid of a couple radios because a cheap technology as in the volume button getting more static and not being able to hear it play anymore brand new radios just months later die but this one so far is greatOvertime The, dial for pulling in the radio station seem to wander and in the middle of listening to a station that’s sort of hard to pull in. It would move just a tiny bit and I would get static. This may go away overtime as there’s probably some type of tension on the device that is tuning in using the wheel, dial.I did run the dial to the far left and back to the far right on the radio station display several times hoping to kind of loosen up the tension, it may have helped, but I definitely wouldn’t leave my radio on when I left as some people do to make it sound like someone’s home because it may just end up being a bunch of static when I get home, lolI also find it awkward to turn it on by the volume dial for some reason it’s not sticking out very far, and I have to brace my other fingers against the radio to accurately push it

This is the radio for you! I have had this radio for 6 months now. Tested it out in the deer woods and it’s able to find FM stations my other radios haven’t been able to. It’s got good volume. But more than anything, I haven’t had to charge this radio ONCE. I’ve had probably 100+ hours of play time on it and it has never dropped below 50% battery. This little radio is one of the best quality that I’ve ever had. If ever something destroys this one (unlikely, it’s made several hunting camps, float trips, and many hours of softball practices and yard work thus far) I will be investing in another one of these!

For this being a small radio, it sure packs a punch! Small but loud! The fabric handle on the top is super convenient for hanging on a door knob. Highly recommend this if you want loud tunes in a compact radio.

Great radio, I had no idea this actually charge the battery in the radio. Saves me money. And it also has a power cord as well. Amazing loud speakers 🔊 👏 👌