XHDATA D-328 Radio Portable FM AM SW Support TF Card MP3 Pocket Radio with Rechargeable Battery Black

This little radio performs beyond my expectations by leaps and bounds! Reception in my home should be pitiful, solid stone walls, wi-fi, upstairs using every known device and this compact radio still found a lot of SW stations with just the supplied antenna!! FM reception is off the charts! Picks up more stations than my other little portable radio. Overall I'd say reception is excellent! I'm looking forward to getting my 10m wire antenna! The radio is well constructed and of excellent quality, the buttons are solid in use and the joy of using a rotary wheel to tune is sublime. It's very easy to use right out of the box (which is excellent packaging) the information sheet consists of two small pages in English, simple to read and understand. The sound is of a very high standard too, a surprisingly bassy tone, especially on the FM stations! Although short wave is not everyone's cup of tea I love gently wheeling through the bands and hearing those broadcasts from around the world is joyous. I've heard French, Chinese, Americans and some Arab chat, all of that in the first five minutes of taking it off charge! Charging is done via a USB-C cable which is supplied. Not too sure on battery life yet so I can't comment yet. In summary..... solidly built radio, excellent quality and excellent reception. Extremely cheap for what you actually get! Highly recommended!

Great little radio good quality and speaker is better than i expected. Battery life is good recharges reasonably quickly and can be replaced once expired. Manual rotary controls feel good and screen is legible. For the money this radio packs a serious punch way above its light and compact weight. Reception has been good with existing retractable ariel probably better with ariel extensions for those enthusiasts who like to catch signals. Has 2 FM bands and AM plus 9 SW bands so plenty to keep most people happy. Versatile as you can use USB and mp3 and it has a standard headphone socket if you dont want to annoy others. As a basic or beginners set or as a standard every day radio its great for the money.

Great little radio, lovely sound from speaker, much better than I anticipated - especially on a strong signal station. Gets decent reception on SW, better than some other comparable models in this price range, FM and AM both fine as expected. Easy to use, seems to be decent build quality. Very portable size shape and weight. Instructions on using mp3 and Bluetooth functions are rather vague, but easy to figure out what to do. Recommend this for everyday listening.

The sound quality is excellent. The controls are easy to use and well placed on the device. It has a sturdy feel and attractive appearance. It can pick up all sorts of stations very clearly. I am extremely impressed with this little radio. I love the fact that it is rechargeable and the battery seems to go on for a long time on a full charge.

Absolutely brilliant little radio. I bought the xhdata d-608wb initially, to have a listen to some sw broadband stations, but it didn't pick them up very well. The solar panel and the two lights work really well ,though, and the speaker pumps out a very clear, loud volume. However, this little mighty beast beats it hands down for tuning in to the short wave stations. I suspect it's because you have a dial as a tuner instead of digitally searching for them. I do not like digital search features, on radios especially. With a side mounted tuner knob, used gently and slowly, this little radio, hits very many stations. The sound too, for its size is pretty amazing. Highly recommended.

Radio unit sound is better than expected for it's small size - and it is a small unit. It is ye old fashioned tuning dial type so with the display front being small from edge to edge so it is a struggle to return to a station you have found. FM is fine and MW(am band) is very good for a cheap unit. The battery this uses are dirt cheap and last forever which is is a bit plus. (Note it was no LW and if FM/AM/LW is all what you want you'd be better off with a quality Roberts type radio for just a few quid more). The SW bands are sensitive and the units picks up lots of foreign language broadcasts (out of doors at night) Overall , I'd only give it 3 stars as it has the following let downs: If is cheap feeling with black glossy plastic, the tuning indicator of my unit was a bit lob-sided, the band indicator is a tiny 'window' that shows a dot (nothing is lit) so hard to tell what SW band you are on, the recharging led is hidden and has no battery low or battery 'full charged' status, the charging lead is old school USB not like the common mobile phone one (so don't lose it). The mp3 player is for playing your own files but the buttons at the top are too glossy to made out. I suspect this unit can hold the last place you were at so might be useful for playing back an audio book. A few little design changes would made this a recommended buy. If you want to dabble with SW in a small handy to carry unit then this might suit otherwise you could buy a get a good am/lw/fm for little more. Edit: after a few days use: + The charging light does go off when charged (not a bit hidden) + Good feature it will save last place on mp3 track when powered off- great for audio books. - blinking light on front when playing mp3 (this should have been the place for the charging led) - control of mp3 forward/backward buttons at top and unreadable due to high gloss. - any adjustment you much pick up radio as the slightest tip on it flops it over.

It's a great small radio with perfect sound, easy to use and great price. It has a charger which is fantastic as it lasts a lot longer than having to replace batteries. It looks really good and very handy to fit in your pocket to take on short journeys with headphones.

sent it back could not get any stations