Kchibo KK-523 Mini FM/AM Radio with Clock and Earphone

I am a USPS letter carrier and the mail trucks have no radio, so I wanted something very small and fairly tough to go out with me on my route. As far as size, it's perfect, about 2/3 the size of a pack of cigarettes. However, if you are looking for a quality audio device, this is NOT it. The stations are tuned by a dial, which is then displayed digitally. The station identity is lost, off and on again, all the time. Even the most powerful stations in Denver, stations that you should be able to receive, have very little reception. In addition, on a few occasions when I park my mail truck at the station, I have come back the next day to find the radio ON, and playing. Again, I was not looking for some hifi experience, but just a small radio to take in the mail truck. The only time this radio works well is when its in a sweet spot, not moving, on a clear day.

Great little radio. I live about 80 mikes Noerth of San Francisco, California and this little guy picks up stations from Sacramento to Fresno, a very great distance in other words. Clear, clean signal that works in my pocket (room to spare) as I walk around my property. If they make more I will buy 3. Oh, and I have misused, abused and otherwise treated this thing terribly and she still works. I especaiallly like the AM ON or FM ON buttons with one separate OFF button. Digital station finder is quick, requiring an easy turn to change talk stations. Great tiny radio.

Even tho this is made in china this little radio is perfect for what i needed it for the belt clip and the headphones plus the built in speaker is actually quite nice, the volume for the ext speaker is actually loud an clear, i may buy another.

Just what I was looking for. An inexpensive small radio with a speaker and ear buds both. So tiny and easy to carry either in a shirt pocket or clipped on the belt or pocket. I take it to the baseball games to listen to the broadcast and it works great. Not going to get surround sound but who would expect that - plus it has a clock and alarm. For the price it can't be beat.

Cute little radio - I bring it to baseball games so I can also listen to the play by play. Problem one - not too well put together - some of the decorative parts have already pulled off. Problem two - the station drifts while the radio is off and it can be a little hard to find it again.But apart from this - it's doing a good job, not staticky - I'm happy

I wrote a good review after using it a week and liked it very much, however after 1 month it locked up or is corrupt and will not work anymore. I also see another buyer had the same problem. Are all of these going to go bad ? If so, I think the model has a problem.

This radio cannot handle sunlight. I took it to work and the digital readout completely died out. Now it's guesswork tuning a channel in. This happened after only a half day at work. I gave it away. Going to classic tuning

after one day could not read what station it was on ......the digital numbers just showed only half a number so you could not make out what station it was on ......eventually it went blank....but it does work ok