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Trevi RR 501 BT Portable Radio Battery with Bluetooth and USB Black

Trevi RR 501 BT Black Radio with analog control for changing radio stations. It features a headphone jack and Bluetooth for connecting to mobile phones. Cassette system with automatic recording level...

Trevi RR 501 BT Black Radio with analog control for changing radio stations. It features a headphone jack and Bluetooth for connecting to mobile phones. Cassette system with automatic recording level and Autostop function, USB / SD inputs for MP3 file playback.

  • 4-band radio MW / FM / SW1-2
  • Cassette / recorder with automatic recording level and Autostop...
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Description

Description

Trevi RR 501 BT Black Radio with analog control for changing radio stations. It features a headphone jack and Bluetooth for connecting to mobile phones. Cassette system with automatic recording level and Autostop function, USB / SD inputs for MP3 file playback.

  • 4-band radio MW / FM / SW1-2
  • Cassette / recorder with automatic recording level and Autostop function
  • USB / SD inputs with MP3 file playback
  • Bluetooth connection for wireless music from Smartphones and Tablets
  • Recording from radio, USB / SD, Bluetooth, and built-in microphone
  • Headphone jack
  • Power supply: 230V ~ 50Hz batteries - 4 "D" (UM1)
  • Dimensions: 317 x 114 x 89 mm

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Specifications

Specifications

Radio type
Handheld
Receiver Type
Analog
Supported Frequencies
FM, MW, SW
Additional Specifications
Built-in Speakers
Connectivity
Bluetooth, Headphones, USB
Power Source
Battery
Colour
Black

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  • CyanBlue
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    5 out of 5 members found this review helpful

    Showing off an 80s appearance, playing multiple formats - including cassettes (which are rare today) - and having an affordable cost, are the reasons why you would choose it, right? However, this device - and many clones with almost the same appearance - hides something (unpleasant) that you won't realize! It doesn't reproduce stereo sound! It is monophonic (Nowhere does it state that it is a stereo device, because it is not). Don't be fooled by its two weak speakers, both play monophonically. The cheapest possible construction from China. Monophonic cassette head, monophonic circuit, and either Bluetooth or SD card. Sound quality from any source it has? Tragic, like a pocket transistor radio. Overlook the appearance and buy something that will at least give you pleasure to listen to!

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    • Weight
    • Handling
    • Volume
    • Sound quality
    • Construction quality
    • Value for money
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  • Showing off an 80s appearance, playing multiple formats - including cassettes (which are rare today) - and having an affordable cost, are the reasons why you would choose it, right? However, this device - and many clones with almost the same appearance - hides something (unpleasant) that you won't realize! It doesn't reproduce stereo sound! It is monophonic (Nowhere does it state that it is a stereo device, because it is not). Don't be fooled by its two weak speakers, both play monophonically. The cheapest possible construction from China. Monophonic cassette head, monophonic circuit, and either Bluetooth or SD card. Sound quality from any source it has? Tragic, like a pocket transistor radio. Overlook the appearance and buy something that will at least give you pleasure to listen to!

    Translated from Greek ·
    5
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Description & Specifications

Trevi RR 501 BT Black Radio with analog control for changing radio stations. It features a headphone jack and Bluetooth for connecting to mobile phones. Cassette system with automatic recording level and Autostop function, USB / SD inputs for MP3 file playback.

  • 4-band radio MW / FM / SW1-2
  • Cassette / recorder with automatic recording level and Autostop function
  • USB / SD inputs with MP3 file playback
  • Bluetooth connection for wireless music from Smartphones and Tablets
  • Recording from radio, USB / SD, Bluetooth, and built-in microphone
  • Headphone jack
  • Power supply: 230V ~ 50Hz batteries - 4 "D" (UM1)
  • Dimensions: 317 x 114 x 89 mm

Manufacturer

Radio type
Handheld
Receiver Type
Analog
Supported Frequencies
FM, MW, SW
Additional Specifications
Built-in Speakers
Connectivity
Bluetooth, Headphones, USB
Power Source
Battery
Colour
Black

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

Reviews (1)

  1. 5 stars
    0
  2. 4 stars
    0
  3. 3 stars
    0
  4. 2 stars
    0
  5. 1
Review this product
  • CyanBlue
    1
    5 out of 5 members found this review helpful

    Showing off an 80s appearance, playing multiple formats - including cassettes (which are rare today) - and having an affordable cost, are the reasons why you would choose it, right? However, this device - and many clones with almost the same appearance - hides something (unpleasant) that you won't realize! It doesn't reproduce stereo sound! It is monophonic (Nowhere does it state that it is a stereo device, because it is not). Don't be fooled by its two weak speakers, both play monophonically. The cheapest possible construction from China. Monophonic cassette head, monophonic circuit, and either Bluetooth or SD card. Sound quality from any source it has? Tragic, like a pocket transistor radio. Overlook the appearance and buy something that will at least give you pleasure to listen to!

    Translated from Greek ·
    • Weight
    • Handling
    • Volume
    • Sound quality
    • Construction quality
    • Value for money
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • Showing off an 80s appearance, playing multiple formats - including cassettes (which are rare today) - and having an affordable cost, are the reasons why you would choose it, right? However, this device - and many clones with almost the same appearance - hides something (unpleasant) that you won't realize! It doesn't reproduce stereo sound! It is monophonic (Nowhere does it state that it is a stereo device, because it is not). Don't be fooled by its two weak speakers, both play monophonically. The cheapest possible construction from China. Monophonic cassette head, monophonic circuit, and either Bluetooth or SD card. Sound quality from any source it has? Tragic, like a pocket transistor radio. Overlook the appearance and buy something that will at least give you pleasure to listen to!

    Translated from Greek ·
    5
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