- Pocket AM FM Radio Portable Digital Tuning Radio with Best Reception - Hapito Personal Small Transistor radios with Sterio Earphone, Rechargeable Battery and Lock Screen for Walk/Gym (Black)

Has a good reception rate for such a small size. What I like is that when you traveling , you don't need to carry any butteries. You can charge it with the same cable as your phone.

A great little radio. I really love it!. It holds a charge really well. I take it with me to the gym and play it for a couple hours each time. The sounds really good and clear, but it depends on reception on where your at. I play it in the dry sauna and its in back of the building and still gets good reception. I thought the Welcome letter from the owner Cindy was very good customer service offering to answer any questions about the product and if satisfied with it. I’ll mention one more thing and that is you can only hear radio through the earphones and it apparently has a built in antenna, so you would want to use the earphones it comes with.

Surprised on how small this radio is. But it works well. Reception is good and so is the sound quality. The only issue is programming is a bit of an issue. The instructions could be a bit clearer. But overall for the price, a decent radio.

Bought this many years ago--finally quit working because forgot to charge and battery went bad--ordering new one. Was easy to use.

Stopped working just over a month. It doesn't turn on anymore. Does not hold charge anymore. Its junk.

An example of the adage: "You get what you pay for." On first inspection, this radio really looked cheap. Dollar store cheap- and, don't get me wrong-I've bought goods at Dollar Stores. The quality of the plastic seemed fragile, as it would break in several pieces if dropped. I found two AA batteries and powered up the unit. Sound quality was so-so. The FM reception was okay for local stations, but not great for any station with a lower signal. As for AM, it pulled in the stations with a strong signal, but not much more. (In conjunction with this purchase, I bought a Jameson model from Amazon- that model worked like a champ for less strong, low frequency, limited range stations. It had a misaligned tuner, but the sound quality made that issue forgivable. Audio quality was nice and clear with great reception performance). The Hapito model had a real annoying loud clicking noise when I used the tuner. I know that's related to the DSP tuner. It was very noticeable. I returned this one and kept the Jameson model.

I am impressed! I wanted to have a (just plain old FM) small, portable radio to listen to while working in the yard, etc. I found that retail stores no longer sold them! I can understand this, so I turned to the internet and Amazon was my usual 1st go-to. Even they had almost no selection from which to choose. The one that seemed to fill the bill was one I's never heard of, but I gave it a try. It has everything I need, plus in a neat package half the size I expected. The performance meets every expectation. FM and Public Radio offers a lot, and I'm a happy guy

After 2 1/2 years of daily use my former Btech gave out with inoperable buttons and a swollen case so I thought I'd try this one which is very similar but 40% cheaper in price. So far I think it's a bit better but I wish it had the same size charging plug as I have for my phone and the former radio. This one is bigger and charges from a HDMI port. I'm pleasantly surprised by the superior feel of the buttons and the quality of the sound on both AM and FM. I hope it lasts. The user friendliness is enhanced by the simple way to preset individual stations and the rational key layout; however, I'm a bit surprised that the clock does not offer a 12 hour time format option with no instructions to even tell you how to set the 24hr time. You have to go online for instructions for that which is a bit frustrating since that's logically the first thing you do after you fully charge the battery,