Retro Vintage FM Radio for Home, Wood Speaker Radios with Bluetooth TWS Pairing, Dual Horns Loud Sound, Battery Powered, Room Shelf Classical Decor Support TF Card/USB Player/AUX in

The sound is great for the price, reception is perfect but only FM, built very well, looks great on my desk. The function of the plugs being in top is odd but otherwise a fine unit

I tried twice. Both speaker screens were bent the first one I received. Returned. The second one had a small gash on the side if the frame, the on/off switch was broken and both speaker screens, again, were bent. The screens were bent in a different spot so probably happening during assembly, if they have to maybe push down hard to put it together?? Dunno. It is cute and it looks just like photos but they have very poor quality control apparently. Double returned.

This is a great radio/Bluetooth speaker. I was looking for something that had this retro vibe, similar to the radio I bought a long time ago at a thrift store. It was stolen when my house was robbed, but now I have it back. :)THE BLUETOOTH RECEIVER:The sound has been criticized, but you have to consider that radios of that time had the same quality of audio, and in that vain, the audio is actually proper if not quite a bit better.This thing is great if you listen to radio dramas and or audio books :) I love this thing.And with that you may wonder about why I rated it four stars and not five. The reason is that when the radio is in Bluetooth mode, the amount of electronic background noise is definitely noticeable. Here's the trick though. The noise is loudest at low volume on the radio. the trick is to turn the volume all the way up and then use the phone to control the loudness.I attribute this to a missing filter capacitor in the power supply, allowing noise from the tiny CPU that is the heart of the Bluetooth receiver. It sounds like switching or clock noise honestly. Just use the thing at full volume like multimedia speakers and use the phone's volume control to regulate loudness.A lot of these Bluetooth chip based receivers are like this and I don't see it getting better any time soon as most of these things just repackage those same modular receivers into their products. Not a deal breaker at all if you know how to dial them in.THE FM RECEIVER:The reception is incredible, even with the antenna down. In fact, its so good that you may have problems with stations in different cities on the same frequencies fight for space on your dial. I haven't seen a radio with this good of a front end in years. The down-side, if there is one, is that it can be fidgety to tune because of this, but when you get a station locked in, this thing is great. I hope they never change the circuit they are using for this.OTHER MODES:I haven't had the chance to test the AUX, TF, or USB modes on this device as this is not why I bought it.CONCLUSIONS:If you are looking for something to compliment your decor and with better than period quality sound, this radio might be for you. It is handsome on a dark wood desk or in a bookshelf. Not a bad little machine with no real deal breakers to be honest. They have a single speaker version of it if you need something that saves more space.

This would be perfect if the power outlet weren't on the top. We wanted to keep this plugged in as our designated kitchen speaker, but the power outlet on top is just weird. It only holds a charge for three hours, so we'll just keep it plugged into a power bar or the wall. I bought it on a payment plan so returning it would be a huge PITA. Sound quality is good and the radio is also good. Just the weird usb port on top and not on the back makes zero sense. I gave it two stars because of really poor design.

Great product, bought two more!

Stopped working after a few months.

One of the lowest price table top radios well worth the money

It’s really good and sounds great.