ZHIWHIS Mini Portable FM Radio, Stereo LCD Digital Display Tuning Pocket Walkmen Transistor Conference Receiver with Earphone, Small Pocket Radio Operated by AAA Batteries for Walking/Running

My blind friend used this for low fi tuning and it worked perfectly for her at convention! My father in law is hard of hearing and it was just what he needed to muffle noise with the buds and isolate the speakers! Thanks so much!

This is a nice, cheap little radio. Nice small size that fits in your pocket. I have been able to get all local channels with no problems. Headphones were okay. Fine for the price. I did change mine out for a higher quality pair that I already had though. Great strong sound and reception. Even better after I switched to better quality Headphones.

Excellent radio love it

My husband is blind and uses this for audio description content (where available). It has been such a huge help! Worked great!

Got this to replace a ZHIWHIS little FM radio whose headphone jack is getting flakey. This one works quite similarly except it is NOT stereo. Even tuned to a strong nearby signal, completely mono. Perhaps this is just this particular one but for $10 I'm not inclined to return to find out.Both this and the other I have come with horrible earbuds but what do you expect for the price. I use some good 'buds that came with my phone. Other issue is the lowest volume step (1 click above zero) is too loud. This of course depends on the sensitivity of your earbuds but for mine, click 1 is too loud and the next lower click is silent.

I realize this radio is inexpensive but the reception is pretty bad. I'll see how it goes while I'm jogging.

Buena recepcion

Pros:- small- lightweight- great sound quality- scan function works greatCons:- has a useless extra 60-87 mhz range which no one broadcasts on FM in the US- so if you're scanning for the next station you waste time going from say 107 mhz -> 60 to 87 mhz -> back to 87 mhz- I didn't read the details before purchasing. This radio doesn't have a preset function where you can save your favorite stations and jump back and forth between them. So if you're say 91.5 and want to switch to 105.9 you have scan starting at 91.5 and stop at every station between 91.6 and 105.8, hit scan again, and finally get to 105.9- the scan and volume buttons are hard to locate by feel. If you keep the radio in your pocket and want to change channels by feel you can find the middle power on button but it's hard to find the outer four buttons. A little dimple on the buttons for tactile confirmation would be niceOverall it works as advertised