Unfortunately, it did not tune in well to the stations and after about a month it only picked up with interference. It has an issue with station detection.

Good thing. Small, good battery, plays songs with a card and it's so small and very powerful. BUT its handling is a bit strange to get used to and the signal when the antenna is outside is good but when I have it inside and in my pocket not (logical) and the sound I don't know what's wrong but when it's quiet you will notice that it's not the cleanest but for the price, honestly, nothing better could be done. If you're not picky, you will love it.

Oh, I forgot to mention earlier but it doesn't have Bluetooth and the USB on the side doesn't charge phones but okay, it's not a big deal, and still worth it

Simply, the radio is being undermined by the speaker it has. It is very small. It changes very easily if you put another device, it truly transforms.

On the second day, the antenna broke. It doesn't have Bluetooth. It only reads USB 2, not 3. It has a very short cable and doesn't come with a charger. The charging port is not for mobile phones but for cameras. When using the line-in cable, the sound decreases significantly. It accepts headphones. It is much smaller than expected. The lights underneath don't turn off. The sound is clear and loud for its size, but it's slightly better than a transistor. No bass. The battery lasts for an hour and a half. When you turn it on, the volume is always very loud and it doesn't save the last setting. It can store over 50 stations and it's very cheap!

Small, elegant, and very beautiful, it captures radio stations perfectly and plays audio files flawlessly from a USB drive or microSD. Its speaker is much louder than I expected, possibly 3 watts as advertised. Using a 3.5" jack cable (included in the package, but it's short, about 45 cm), you can use it as an external speaker for a tablet or mobile phone.

Its only drawback is that its battery is very small, only 250 mAh, and lasts about 1.5 hours at 2/3 volume (if you lower the volume, it lasts a little longer). Also, it doesn't show the battery level, it just flashes a warning light when the battery is almost empty. Fortunately, it charges quickly, within about 2 hours via a USB cable (included in the package, but it's also short!) and even faster with a 5V USB charger like those for mobile phones.

For its very low price (under 10 Euros), I highly recommend it.

I bought it 2 weeks ago in the midst of quarantine, now it doesn't charge and it completely malfunctioned. I had difficulty adjusting the volume. The update doesn't work

It doesn't catch the stations well, but as a device, it is amazing, like a Swiss army knife it connects everywhere and offers melodies and news.

A simple radio for 6 euros that I bought just does its job, you don't expect much with this money.
The quality is very poor, the buttons are hard and it's difficult to adjust the volume.
The cable is obviously a joke because it's very short, you just have to have your own charger from a mobile or tablet because it only provides the USB