Panasonic RF-2400 AM/FM Radio, Silver by Panasonic [並行輸入品]

This compact wall/battery powered single 4" speaker radio has great tone and volume control for its compact size. The digital FM lock keeps fiddly stations in tune and steady volume. Battery power apparently is long-lasting (not tested yet), so the radio is portable and works in power-failures! Tuning is easy and obvious with a highlighted bar and locks well. The volume, around the side and behind the tuning know is a bit of a nuisance as is the sliding on/off-FM-AM 'switch" which is a single glider above the tuner frequency bar, which takes getting used to because the radio is not heavy and one-handed on/off, FM, AM control takes a bit of practice. However, compared with radios generally, it is a bargain and a very good quality unit that works well even with weak radio signals.

Working very well and sound quality is also very good

Este radio se lo regalé a mi mamá hace dos años y sigue funcionando perfectamente, es sencillo y práctico, sintoniza AM y FM sin problemas, pero hay que hacer enfasis en que siendo para una persona mayor que aún utiliza mucho el AM no ha decepcionado, el sintonizador es tan bueno o un poco mejor que un radio sony antiguo de casette que aún usa mi mamá, tanto que no tiene problema entre usar este o su viejo sony sin distinciones. El sonido de la bocina es agradable, no tiene agudos molestos, ni los graves son molestos, el sonido dominante es en los medios lo cual es perfecto, un sonido que no cansa al oido. La calidad del material es plástico pero de buena resistencia, no es ese plástico que apenas lo aprieta y rechina, este es bien sólido de calidad. Utiliza 4 pilas doble A que duran bastante, mi mamá usa 4 pilas de las recargables de 2000mah cada una, y duran más de un mes a veces dos, también se puede utilizar con un cable directo a enchufe como el de la plancha si es que no se quiere usar pilas, ese cable venía incluido. En fin no sé qué más decir, un producto redondo, más que probado, es tan simple que es dificil encontrarle algún detalle, tal vez por quejarme es que hay marcas chinas que incluyen lector de tarjetas o usb pero esos radios son muy corrientes, prefiero que sea simple y de calidad a que tenga muchas cosas y no haga bien ni la mitad.

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I've had my radio for less than 24 hours so I cannot speak about durability. But I LOVE it so far! I'm 70 yrs young and I spend my days gardening in my big yard April to October. I like to listen to NPR or oldies music while I work. Dragging around a 100-ft extension cord has been tiresome during the last year. My similar, 28-yr-old battery-operated radio (paid $8 new) finally died last year. I've been looking for a replacement. I wanted a SIMPLE radio that could run on AA rechargeable batteries so I could always have a spare set charged. I wanted a large dial display, with a large tuning knob (NOT tiny buttons that take forever to tune and hurt my fingers) and a volume wheel (instead of those nasty little buttons). I wanted analog. I did not want Bluetooth, alarms, CD player, etc. Just an old-fashioned portable radio I could carry around—larger than an iPhone (so I can set it on the ground) yet lightweight, with a large handle, good, large speaker .This Panasonic RF-2400 is perfect. It's exactly what I wanted. I called Panasonic to ask a question and they have not made this radio since 2001 but told me there's no reason why Amazon's stock would not be good. IF you bought this radio and love it, you might want to buy another while Amazon still has stock. When I googled battery-operated portable radio, all the links were for boom boxes with CD players, Smart Phone chargers, Bluetooth and other things I don't need. Also, most of these radios had permanent, built-in batteries. If the battery ran out of juice, you'd have to plug it into a wall outlet and wait hours for it to recharge. So much for progress in the portable radio business. Other "portable" radios were solar and crank powered. The batteries on most didn't store the energy and died after 1-2 hours. I paid $110 + tax for a portable Sangean radio with both solar and internal rechargeable battery. It was also supposed to be a great weather band, short wave radio. Charger was missing. NEVER received anything but static from the short wave mode. Never got a weather band station, and the battery died after 1 hour. Seller never responded to my requests to return it. I also bought a little crank & solar radio, an Ambient Weather Adventurer radio. Piece of junk. Ran less than one hour and wouldn't recharge. That was an expensive piece of junk, too $83 plus tax. Unresponsive seller. My Panasonic has great sound--very clear and strong. I live in the foothills of the Adirondack Mountains, about a mile from a small airport. This radio does not get any interference from either airport or mountains. It pulls in stations that are 70-100 miles away for more. LOVE it! I hope it continues to work this well for many years.