Portable Shortwave Radio with 5W Bass Sound, AIR/AM/FM/VHF/SW/WB Worldband Radio with Bluetooth and APP Control, 2000mAh Rechargeable Battery with 9.85 Ft Wire Antenna,Flashlight,Recording

First, this Jazmm A320 multiband radio is about half the size I was expecting as it easily fits in your hand. It also links to myAndroid cellphone using their Bluetooth app, but you can really operate without the phone link. It has AM, FM, SW, VHF, AIR and Weather bands, all scannable. The small speaker provides a good deep sound. There are inputs charging and a sound card and outputs for headphones and AUX if you want to record a broadcast. Good sensitivity on all bands but couldn't find much on AIR but I'm not close to an airport. You can punch in a particular frequency or just scan each band and find favorites. Easily found CHU, Canada's time channel, at 3330 KHz, and the my local NOAA weather channel at 162.40 MHz. FM band is particularly good at tuning many stations, and the AM band gets all the powerful stations operating during nighttime hours. Overall a great little powerhouse. Only thing I would improve is to provide a carrying handle rather than (or in addition to) the long strap, to move the radio around the house.

This one was also an impulse buy for me. Already have a collection of shortwave radios. Of similar looking sw radios with Air band, this is possibly the cheapest. It is no radioddity. Reception with the default antenna could have been better. You cannot also tilt the antenna to any angle. There is an external antenna, but it is one with crocodile clip. I would have preferred to see a connector that takes a 3.5 jack.But all is not lost. Audio quality is decent. There are two tuning knobs, one for coarse and the other for finer tuner. Electronic tuner for stronger channels is also present. Also has SSB. Haven’t tried that yet. Of course the best part is the app. Makes it very easy to control. Plenty of funky lights. I would possibly give this a weak 4. But I am keeping it.

This is a good little radio granted it's not the best but I get a lot out of it although I can't get anything on the airband and that might be because I'm in Pennsylvania other than that shortwave comes in get a few channels there I recommend getting an antenna though

The media could not be loaded. You can see in the photo the size of this radio and in the video you can hear it. It has great sound for being such a small unit. It receives radio stations really well though I think my building where I live complicates that. I like this radio so much I bought one as a gift for a friend. The battery lasts along time before charging. It is easy to figure out the controls and it looks really cool. It’s the perfect size for portability. A+.

I can't get anything on this radio except fm and am radio. maybe the weather.

This is a fantastic radio. It pulls in stations better than other radios that I purchased from amazon. Big sound from a small radio!!The Bluetooth mode is great. I can not say enough about it. I just purchased 2 other radios from Amazon recently & had to send them back because they could not pull in the radio stations in my area. The EQ settings allow for better sound quality. For a small package, this radio has a deep bass. I have only had it for about a month. However, I am very impressed!

I got years of radio operation experience and I couldn't figure out how to get this thing even start to work I thought it was pretty cool nostalgia's more like so because it's so tiny it's a micro one but I couldn't even get an AM radio to come up on this thing cool idea just doesn't seem to work right I returned it

Previous reviews below. Product is fine, but users manual is complicated. It’s actually a fairly nice little radio.Based on my first review, the seller contacted me to offer to help. After all this, things turned out well.I got it powered up and I am feeling my way through it. As noted below, the manual isn’t much help. It does have good sound. Seems to have difficulty locking on signals.Original review: Incomprehensible users’ “manual.” It appears you need to download an app (which may or may not be risky, since it doesn’t come through the App Store) to get it to work. I have yet to be able to do anything with it based upon the controls on the radio. It doesn’t even say how to tell when the BBC battery is fully charged (did figure that out, at least).