Sangean DT200V AM/FM/TV Radio

Pros: Solidly built, a superior performer, built-in speaker, 19 mixable presets, extremely long battery life.

Cons: Flimsy belt clip, can only scan "up" the presets, no display backlight.

The Bottom Line: This is an excellent radio that will serve you well. Get one while you can.

Review: The Sangean DT-200v has been on the market for a long time & rightfully so. I've had mine for 15 years & it's been my constant companion on trips, at baseball games, in the hospital & just around the house. Some may think it a bit pricey, but the ...

Pros: Pocket sized and very handy

Cons: Earphone leads can get tangled while stored

The Bottom Line: An excellent choice for a small, highly-portable radio.

Review: I was specifically looking for a good, reasonably-priced portable radio last summer, so I could keep track of the Mariners while enjoying a cigar on my deck. I've been using the radio ever since, and couldn't be happier with it. It has a digital tuner,...

Pros: Signal Strength, sound quality, built in speaker and earbuds.

Cons: No backlight, one direction on the 19 presets.

Review: I just purchased this unit to replace an old sony walkman. I have to say this is the best little radio I have ever owned. Although somewhat pricey at $50, it reeks of quality. Pulls in all the stations, from AM to FM to broadcast TV. Sound quality is ...

Pros: Small size, overall reliability, audio quality.

Cons: Belt clip, limited to cycling through presets in one direction only, power switch.

Review: I've been using this radio for about three years on an almost daily basis. Reception is great and it was reliable until last week. (It appears the power switch gave up. The belt clip got loose and unreliable after a few months of use. Hey, I used the ...

Pros: Great reception. Small size

Cons: Hard to tune.

Review: I bought this for my wife so she can listen to the local high school game while taking tickets. She loves it!! I think it is hard to tune and program, but that is offset by its small size and great reception. It goes to half frequencies (apparently ...

Pros: best reception

Cons: Belt clip is a bit weak

Review: This is the best for pulling in the largest number of stations most clearly. Also for allowing many pre-sets. I've previously owned a Sony Sony Walkman SRF-M37V and an Aiwa. It's also a great design for browsing through the pre-sets when you are not ...