DreamSky Portable AM FM Radio

This works well. It’s a basic radio. The value for the money is great. One complaint I usually have with radios is when they’re used at low-volume, the speakers will crackle and pop. This radio does not do that. The audio quality is great at low or high volume. It comes with an AC adaptor so you don’t have to use batteries. The device takes 4 AA size batteries when not plugged into an outlet. Reception is great. There is no Bluetooth connectivity on this device, and the audio is technically mono, but the quality from the single speaker is great. We use this for our animals when we leave for multiple days at a time, and it plays classical music from our local radio station so the animals have some sort of sound while we are gone. We’ve used it during power outages, too. It’s nice to have a radio which doesn’t require half a dozen D-size batteries to function. Just 4 AA size batteries handle the need. We have not learned how long the radio will last on just a battery charge, but it did get us through a 6 hour power outage recently.

Love this little radio. Just sitting on the counter, not taking too much space. Enjoying it while cooking!

I bought this gift for my elderly aunt and she loves it. Great sound easy to use !! We love that it plugs in but can also be used with batteries for on the go!!

Good sound quality in smallish radio, got it for senior with some difficulty operating some devices! Good value at the price point! Light weight but seems sturdy! Definitely recommend!

Best Feature: Analogue, lightweight, tactile, simple. There is no need to talk to this one, unlike our virtual assistants who often misunderstand us. It picks ups stations well. Worst Feature: The box comes with a pic of someone giving an elderly this radio as a gift. If being older than 20 is elderly, then cheers to my peeps. It's flimsy and not as sturdy as the ones we used to have back in the 80s. But we all gotta embrace poverty once in a while. Extra info: Everything is pictured in the reviews, exactly as pictured. The sound is pretty loud/sharp for a small device. Decent quality, not "great". Just what we needed. No bluetooth, no usb, no lights. If this came in retro design with the same quality/features, they might jack up the price which IMO is not worth it. 20 bucks more for a "retro/vintage" look? Just looking at the user is vintage enough! There is something nice about hearing the static between stations and turning the dial the "elderly" way.