Sangean RCR2

Pros: Atomic sync, great signal reception, customizable alarms

Cons: Less than intuitive user interface, smaller control buttons

The Bottom Line: This is the clock radio of choice for those who never want to set one manually again, but don't mind a little setup to get it right for them.

Review: This Sangean product delivers, though it does posses its quirks in the programming department. Within moments of unboxing the clock radio and plugging it in, it began seeking the atomic time signal provided by WWVB in Colorado, and even here in SE...

Pros: Great radio signal sensitivity and selectivity for easy tuning and no signal drift.

Cons: All time and alarm sets very non-intuitive and quirky.

The Bottom Line: Keep the owner's manual handy, you're going to need to refer to it frequently.

Review: I'm sure there are many of you who are unfamiliar with the Sangean brand. You've probably seen their products before under other brand names such as Radio-Shack, Panasonic, Braun, Siemens, JVC and Grundig.

I own a pocket portable Sangean...