J-288 Portable Radio AM FM with Bluetooth Speaker, Sleep Timer, Power-Saving Display, Ultra-Long Antenna, AUX Input & USB Disk & TF Card MP3 Player, NO Manual Preset

Not as expected. There are other good products available for lesser price. Got fooled

excelente producto, llegó bien el paquete, la calidad del radio es de primera, muy buen sonido, muy satisfecho con mi compra, sin duda lo volvería a comprar 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼🙂

The PRUNUS J-288 Portable Radio is a versatile device that offers a blend of traditional radio features with modern technological advancements. Pros: Exceptional Reception: With its 56cm ultra-long antenna, which is notably three times longer than many digital radios, it promises enhanced signal stability, minimizing static interference. Multifunctional Speaker: The 5-in-1 stereo radio speaker offers multiple listening modes, from TF card and Bluetooth to AUX input and USB flash drive. The dual 3W magnetic speakers provide an immersive audio experience with clear bass. Bluetooth & Hands-Free Capabilities: The upgraded 4.0 Bluetooth technology ensures a swift connection and automatic re-pairing with devices. The hands-free telephone receiver is a thoughtful addition, although it's worth noting that Bluetooth headphones are not supported. Sleep Timer: A convenient feature for those who love drifting off to their favorite stations. The sleep timer ensures the radio turns off automatically, saving battery life. Battery Efficiency: The 1200mAh Li-ion rechargeable battery, combined with the power-saving AOD screen, promises up to 10 hours of playtime at 30% volume. Cons: No Manual Preset: The absence of manual preset might be a drawback for some users who prefer customizing their station list. Bluetooth Limitation: The inability to connect Bluetooth headphones might be a limitation for those who seek a personal listening experience. Special Features: The radio's portability, diverse connectivity options (Bluetooth, Auxiliary, USB), and waterproof design make it a standout. Its dimensions ensure it's compact, and the 2-band radio bands support is standard. The hardware interface, including USB and 3.5mm audio, is user-friendly. Overall: The PRUNUS J-288 is not just a radio; it's a comprehensive audio device suitable for various age groups, especially the elderly and kids. Whether you're gifting it or buying for personal use, it promises a blend of nostalgia with modern tech perks.

Me encantó , todo , el diseño , sin problema para sintonizar estaciones todo muy bien.

This is the best travel radio on the market. It's small and easy to operate, especially the timer feature. We take it with us when traveling to listen to music, news, and mp3 audiobooks. I highly recommend this radio to anyone looking for a dependable portable radio.

I ordered my first Prunus radio last December I believe. The sound quality quality was excellent.. My biggest complaint about Prunus is that they have not addressed the fact that these radios are so thin at their base that they constantly TIP OVER. And these tiny rubber nibs on the bottom of the first unit of the first model cause it to tip over Constantly. Both Prunus radios I’ve had to lean up against something heavy to keep them from tipping.. Why is it that not one review that I looked at mentioned this fact? The first model I ordered was larger and had better sound quality. I ordered the smaller one thinking that it would not have nubs and would be flat- maybe a half inch wide at base and would sit better. Wrong. We have no room for the electrical product discards created by greedy companies trying to ensure repeat sales.Nor For engineers to design flaws into the product that make it fail despite the good quality of the rest of the items. since about 2009, Companies have been making products to break making everything really well and then taking one small thing a well designed product that ruins the product within a year and a half LESS, Forming mountains of waste On a planet with no room to put any more waste whatsoever. Stop This particular planned obsolescence strategy Contributes to large amounts of waste. If you go back even 25 years products would last between five and 25 to 50 years these are electronic products while of sudden is something not working.? smallest nail on my hand period. As far as I’m concerned, companies that design products to fail should be penalized by the government and taxed for adding this amount of garbage to our dying landfills. these types of mistakes are the worst again every year if you have to. If you get here can Imistake I’ve ever seen in engineering in my life. I ended up with a larger model only because The recommended model was not available. The sound is much better in a larger unit than the one I just ordered. The small transistor and I just ordered that just came in it’s just not coming in is clear and it’s constantly tipping over because it’s less than an inch wide at the base is the stupidest thing I’ve ever seen. If I could do one thing to help this planet, It would be to force every engineer who designed any product, bottle,, nozzle, electrical equipment thathas in each case One tiny thing wrong with it that destroys the product within a year for the greedy companies that want you to come back and come back and come back and use and use and use and threw away and threw away and throw away. These engineers should be forced do use these products in their daily work and in their homes for the next five years after they create them and I guarantee you things will not be getting thrown out within the first year this particular community needs to get off his butt and stop wasting money product and contributing mounds and mounds To our planet where we have no room to put it. They are show responsible for the amount of waste in this country and around the world. We areor anything that we use daily and force them to use this product that they designed without concern for function and more concerned with the way it looks and make them use it for the next five years every day so they know what kind of problems they’re causing people who don’t have the time to be messing around with the stupid design flaws. I could do one thing and have it work I would have every engineer be forced to use what they design every single day for the next five years so that they don’t make these dumb design mistakes-you’re wasting my time and my money.