PRUNUS J-328 Small Radio Portable Rechargeable FM Radio, MP3 Digital Radio with Recorder,SD/TF/AUX, Portable Radios Battery Operated with Lock Keys for Jogging, Walking, Traveling(NO AM)

I got this tiny little unit to put in my top pocket when I take the dog walking. I like the mp3 playback capability and thought the record feature might be useful occasionally although i know how bad the quality of recording these tiny things is usually.So I wasn't expecting much.What a surprise, the sound is far clearer than many small players I have heard - and I have heard a lot!Obviously the bottom end is almost - but not completely - non existent but it doesn't sound like a cheap mobile phone or laptop - the lack of bass doesn't hamper the sound at all - its well balanced with a smooth top end and a good frequency response which really belies its size and cost, not screechy or resonant at all.. I was very surprised. some far more expensive players I have owned also badly overload regardless of volume on some complicated loudly recorded tracks - so far this little beauty has coped with everything well. listen through a half decent set of headphones you could be fooled into thinking you were listening to a much more expensive item.The audio player is stereo through headphones, the radio is only mono but I can forgive that I'm sure.The radio is sensitive and holds tune well, the carrying strap doubling as an antenna.I was also quite surprised at the recording quality - again only mono but in an emergency it is more than useable, from the radio, aux or built in microphone.This little unit has an aux input via the supplied charge cable so can be used as a nice little speaker which you can record onto the SD card (mono only).Its very easy to use - a real rotary volume control rather than using the back/fwd buttons (which I hate) and a nice feel & look make it an enjoyable unit to use, the display shuts off after a few seconds to extend battery life, just leaving one indicator on. Its even got a folder + - control so you don't have to click through 75 tracks to get where you want if you dont remember the track numbers...Sure the battery capacity could be higher and the battery level indicator really isn't one - its just a light that goes out when the battery is dead (so I suppose it is in a way!)But really - for this price... it's brilliant.If you want a very compact good quality radio/player this is highly recommended.

Great little radio , good sound and quite loud . It feels well made . I live in a village where we struggle with mobile phone reception and mobile data is non existent but this little radio seems to have no problem with reception

The pocket radio is compact, cute, practical and easy to use. It provides a clear crisp audio and holds connection well and for the price I am pleasantly surprised with it.The speaker packs a good punchy sound which is a great delight and improves its functionality.Only downside is that it does not show battery status so no idea where we are at with the battery charge but I’m happy with a built in battery.Would make a great gift for all ages.Record feature is a great addition.

This Item arrived in very good time. It is excellent at this very modest price and allows me to record from FM radio very effectively. Limitations are that it is mono only but the sound is very pleasing ear phones and its own little speaker. It compares well with the much more expensive iRiver recorder I have, which admittedly is stereo and has DMB radio. Sadly that one has developed a volume control problem recently. But at £16 pounds little pocket radio/recorder is superb.

Greaat little radio with decent speaker and the sound quality from the earphones is incredible for the price. Love how I can record anything that's playing. I get a good 8-10 hours before it needs a recharge. The speaker is not tinny at all and sounds crystal clear for the size. Aerial is built into the carry handle loop also. MP3 quality again is superb. Not bad at all for the price 10/10

It works, it's small, rechargeable & has a lovely sound quality, the split power cable plugged into the mini USB port also gives a massive signal, power & volume boost, so it basically works as an Ariel... Lots of features not use yet, but I love it & can take it anywhere..!🙂👍

The radio seems generally good, but I only listen to 2 stations: one around 89MHz and one around 106Mhz: the "Auto scan" puts these at positions 4 and 36 : so (for me) this radio's stored memory is useless, as the number of steps between stored stations of interest is too large to press between them. Most digital radios allow you to set just the stations of interest manually to memory 1, 2, etc., and/or to delete unwanted stored stations, so it's only a single next/prev button press to swap between those stations.

Good radio with a decent sound and good build quality and functions for it's size but the battery only lasted about 5 hours with the volume high so I returned it for something else.