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Portability
Customers are highly satisfied with the portability of this weather radio, praising its compact size and ease of carrying around. They appreciate its versatility for use during emergencies or travel, and some have even used it for entertainment purposes.
Radio Reception
Customers highly praise the radio reception of this emergency radio, particularly for the NOAA weather band. The long antenna ensures clear transmission and the analog rotary dial tuning knob is preferred over digital tuners by some. Customers appreciate its value as a backup device during emergencies when other communication methods may be unavailable.
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Battery Powered
Customers appreciate the versatility of the PRUNUS NOAA Weather Radio as it can be used with both disposable AA batteries or rechargeable ones for power. Some customers have it as a backup in their emergency kits, while others use it daily and charge the batteries via solar or other means. A few customers noted a slight electronic whine when using the USB charging feature but overall are satisfied with the radio's performance.
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Quality
Works pretty good, though do notice a bit of electronic whine compared to actual batteries, but trivial.
The radio has a long whip extendable antenna which will ensure you get the best transmission quality from the given location.
It has two dummy aa batteries that fit where real batteries go, and plugs into usb.
The radio will not stand properly (keeps falling).
Price
I think it is worth the price and recommend it easily.
For the low price of this radio, it is a great addition to our hurricane preparedness box.
Good sound for how cheap it is.
Packaging/appearance
I had to smile when i opened the box because it looks very much like the old transistor radios of the 60s, with the telescoping... Read More
Competitiveness
It picks up am/fm well as well as nws stations.
It has the old school analog manual rotary dial tuning knob that is far superior to digital tuners in my opinion.
Overview
- How are reviewers describing this item?
radio, good, great, two and little. - Our engine has detected that Amazon has altered, modified or removed reviews from this listing. We approximate total reviews altered up to 150.
- Previous analysis of this listing was an F grade.
- Our engine has profiled the reviewer patterns and has determined that there is high deception involved.
- Our engine has analyzed and discovered that 19.2% of the reviews are reliable.
- This product had a total of 58 reviews as of our last analysis date on Sep 27 2024.
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Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Can only receive 2 of 7 noaa weather channels
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
The radio will not stand properly keeps falling
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Stations are have too much static
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Not really useful because of these issues
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Take a look at other products
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Its small for portability great for emergency planning
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
There is nothing truly special about it but its good for an emergency kit
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
You never know when one will fail
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