Raddy RF750 Portable Radio AM/UKW/SW, Digital Retro With Charging, Battery Power, BT, Music Player With TF Cards, 6 EQ Modes, Outdoor Antenna

It's quite hard to convey the unexpected sound quality of this neat little unit. The video is only short and from a national broadcast, speech radio as I didn't want Inspector Copyright knocking on my inbox!! I'd like to sum it up by saying it's a small, hugely portable device with a great speaker but it's more than that. You can insert an SD card and play wav, avi and mp3 file formats. You can also Bluetooth your phone to it for streaming music. The dials are intriguing and well designed. I noted someone felt it was a bit plastic in feel but much sturdier. In the box, you get a clip on antenna for SW broadcasts, lanyard, battery and carry bag for it. My battery took about 2 hours to charge and there was some juice left in it from the factory so I tested it out the box. There's a great auto tune and store function meaning it took about 30 seconds to suck in local/national FM stations. The manual tuning knob feels super sturdy and the amount of LEDs on this thing is super cool. So far so good and I'm delighted by it's performance thus far. Highly recommend this radio to people that 'get' and love all things radio.

Item arrived very quickly. Only had quick use so far but seems very good, obviously made of plastic, so time will tell with quality of that. Cannot complain for the price, well featured and good value. So dinky, you get a multi band radio with free short wave ariel (wire) to attach to the main FM antenna, Bluetooth, Micro SD slot, material carry pouch. Speaker output is great considering the size of the thing. Happy so far.

Update see below: Bought this not expecting what would arrive. What arrived was a tiny bombshell of a radio with amazing sound quality. It’s TINY. Please see my attached photos for comparison. It has an aerial extension and can receive a wide range of bands. Not tried them all yet. The only minor downside is there’s not a 3.5mm Jack for earphones. Other than that, it’s brilliant. I don’t know how on Earth they have done this but I have 10 USB cables and none of them will charge the radio when connected, only the one that comes with it works. What’s that all about. Madness.

Wow! This is really tiny, easily fits in a trouser pocket, it looks like a toy but WOW! The sound is HUGE and crystal clear. If you want something to throw in your pocket or something light for your rucksack this is the one. Not only FM but also a Bluetooth speaker and comes with a long antenna for shortwave radio, which is actually the reason I bought it during these uncertain times, you never can be too careful. It has a Nokia style rechargeable battery, easily to buy on Amazon if you want a backup. It’s terrific, couldn’t be happier

Tiny with beefy sound and so many features for the price, micro SD support, Bluetooth, usb c charging, a GREAT DEAL,and SW broadcast, handy during a nuclear war!

Tiny chunky radio.it plays Bluetooth.comes with an external antenna .sound quality is really good.i like the old school features with modern touches its rechargeable and is a brilliant little radio.well impressed.

Love this powerful compact radio. Great sound. It has a lot of features. Comes memory card slot plus a SW/FM wire antenna plus pouch. Haven't used the app yet. Saving that for a rainy day! Great for travelling.

Sounf quality very good reception where I live not good not very easy to tune

très bien, petit mignon et excellent Son 👍 facile à utiliser je vais l'emporter partout 😁 avec moi.

Bu mini radyo, size eski günleri yaşatıyor. Sesi çok net. Şarjı kolay. Kesinlikle tavsiye ederim.

Het klopt wat ze zeggen. Top geluid. Kopen!

No cumplió con lo ofrecido no funcionó dónde se carga la batería y no sirvió la tarjeta TF no la lee.

I am an avid short wave listener, as well as a ham radio operator. I also like motorcycles, and motorcycle camping. That said, you could imagine that I like to combine both, and I usually took a Grundig radio with me on my adventures. It worked well and has good sound, but cost me $300 and was much larger than this thing. I originally bought this radio because, like the Baofeng ham radios, it was a brutally cheap Chinese radio. I figured if this one didn't work well, or I broke it or lost it, would I really be out much? Well after having it for a couple of weeks, I can say I would be out quite a bit. Simply put, this radio is pretty doggone awesome! It came with about a 10 ft section of wire and an external antenna, but that's not a very good antenna in my opinion. I have 100 ft 18 gauge long wire that I clip to the antenna, and it rivals the Grundig for sensitivity. The sound is pretty good for its size, and though I've seen criticisms about its battery life, it's just a short USB-C charge away from being full. I usually carry several USB charger packs with me, so I have no problem with battery life at all. I used it a couple of hours every evening, and it made it 5 days and still had power. What is surprising to me Is that even though as an 'analog style' tuner, it really is a digital radio. Being so small the analog tuner is, as you would imagine, somewhat hard to get right on the channel. But not to worry, the digital signal processing part of the radio seems to latch on to the frequency very easily and bring it to the forefront. A simple up or down twist of the tuner easily takes it to a different station, but you can pick out whatever you're listening to pretty easily. It's as if the tuner knob is used to basically nudge the frequency 'focus' up or down, just let the digital part of the radio handle the rest. It also has a pre-program feature that goes through the frequency band and saves anything of merit into the presets. I find that it works very well, and even though you're not quite sure what frequency it is, if you listen to SWL long enough, you know generally where your stations and it's not hard to pick them out. It has several other features that really aren't very practical for what I do, such as Bluetooth or microSD card. I've tried the Bluetooth with my phone, and it works fine, but it certainly is not a Bose mini sound bar. Which it wasn't designed to be by any means, and I have no use for it as such. This thing works great, is small, lightweight, and perfect for motorcycle camping. I would think it would be nice for backpackers or a similar use, and has decent enough battery life that I don't think it would be an issue unless you were a serious, long-term backpacker. I have plenty of other things that need charging, such as a GoPro or a drone, and they all use micro USB so this fits right in with everything else. The retro look is interesting as well, but instead of an old timey radio, this is a pretty powerful digital receiver underneath the olive drab color. In summary, this is curiously, interesting little digital radio with an analog control knob, that seems to work all bands up to 17 MHz or so very well. I don't know if I'm quite ready to retire my grundig, but honestly this seems to fit the bill as a replacement very well. And it's about 1/5 the size, so I think it's going to go on quite a few more trips with me and the Grundig will retire to an earned place on the shelf in the ham shack.