SR-32CL AM/FM Pocket Analog Radio (Clear)

This arrived today and I've had some time to try it out. The reception is as good as my sr35 and hdr-14, sometimes a little better. Sangean radios are my favorite. I have five different models. For am/fm they have better reception than other radios I have from Sony, Radio Shack, Grundig, and Retekess purchased over the past 35 years.

I wanted the smallest (and cheapest) AM/FM radio from a brand I recognized and this is it, from what I can tell. It works. It is pretty small. Feels pretty solid. Reception is pretty good on FM and for local AM stations. You can only do so much with a 2" long ferrite rod. But, as other reviews have stated, the DSP tuning is very touchy. It's a small dial so all the frequencies are packed in real tight. Also the tuning wheel has a little bit of a rubber band effect so you have to tune past the station you want because the dial rolls back when you let it go. There's also a pretty high noise floor on both AM and FM. None of those downsides are too big of a deal to me because I'm just taking this radio to ballgames, but if you're looking for a more primary radio, I'd recommend something else.

Charming little radio, works well with a speaker.

It functioned OK but would not hold stations making it difficult to listen to on my walking routine. It may work just fine in your location. Sadly, I had to return it.

Worked fine for about an hour, then the audio stopped. Unfortunately, I didn't first use it until after the return date had passed, so I guess it's just e-waste now.

When I started looking for a transistor analog radio I saw this little Sanjean radio and swooped it up. I'm so glad I did! The on/off switch and volume control has that old-fashioned positive feel to it that the modern electronic versions don't have. The station wheel is solid and a little LED lights up when the signal is strong. Very little drift; the stations hold steady. Good reception, both AM & FM, and I live in an area where hills do get in the way. The little guy fits in my hand or pocket just right. It does need a corded earpiece and I've found a single-ear monaural one works better than the dual one that came with the unit.

Brought this for my husband. He loves it.

Mono Output. If you're in a good radio market and have a careful finger, the tuning is good, but in a weak reception area you'd prolly get frustrated. Super small and cool though.

Radio Station Reception Quality is very good as Per Manual Recieving Module, Everything is good enough in this Pocket Radio. 1 ) Just need a Protective Case or Pouch to avoid the Scratches because plus point is transparent Body but people don't want any scratch on it.. 2 ) Need to Improve the sound Quality of Earphones which is included in box, Now I'm using my own IEM set instead of Original earphones. Please Make it good for " A Protective Case or Pouch...