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Grundig M300 World Radio, Black
by Eton
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$40.00 |
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$30.00 & eligible for FREE Super Saver Shipping on orders over $25. |
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$10.00 (25%) |
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Electronics
Grundig
Publisher: Eton
Comes with everything that you need - Ear buds, protective case, owner's manual, Shortwave Listening Guide, and 2 AA batteries
AM and FM plus seven shortwave bands (49, 41, 31, 25, 22, 19, and 16 meters) and fits in your pocket
Front LCD screen shows frequency, 12 hour time and activation of the alarm and sleep timer
Built-in speaker
Includes ear buds for private listening
When you are crisscrossing the globe, you do not want to haul extra weight or worry about power adapters. That is why this lightweight, battery-powered radio is the ideal choice for the world traveller. Though this radio is small, its sound is mighty. You get AM and FM reception, plus access to seven Shortwave bands, so you can keep up-to-date wherever your travels take you. The LCD display, clock, and built-in alarm mean you will be on time, no matter what time zone you are in.
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| Grundig Mini 300...Quality issues |
| Customer Rating: 1 out of 5 |
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This radio is to be avoided. The Off-On switch malfunctioned from day one and the tuning wheel is MUCH TO SENSITIVE to the touch. Reception is good but the quality control is terrible. Cheap in more ways than one. Save your money and get something better.
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| bad buy |
| Customer Rating: 1 out of 5 |
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The item was exactly what I wanted having owned one for about four years I worked badly since the batterys were put in - the on/off did not function BUT if you pressed the button to the left of it (i think it is "time" the radio goes on or off. Voice reverbirates and it is next to useless
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| Great price for a great little radio |
| Customer Rating: 5 out of 5 |
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Great radio, I use to listen to sports at work. I highly recommend this radio.
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| Good radio, great price |
| Customer Rating: 3 out of 5 |
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Radio is esay to use. Tuning I like with the thumb wheel and digital display. Channels lock in and the sound really good for such a small radio. For the price it's a good deal.
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| Unfortunately terrible |
| Customer Rating: 1 out of 5 |
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I own lots of radios (see my other reviews) and I had high hopes for this- Eton/Grundig have excellent reputations and I like some of their higher end units. This is very disappointing.
The biggest problem is that it doesn't stay tuned (a digital display doesn't mean digital tuning) rendering it functionally useless. If your station is super strong and it doesn't matter if it drifts from, say, 105.3 - 105.9 when you're trying to listen to 105.5 maybe it'll be ok for you. Then again, if your station is that strong, you could buy a $10 no-name radio. The size is nice, as is the very long extendable antenna. However, the name brand, nice list of features, flashy colors, and fancy packaging can't mask that this is essentially a cheap cheap radio not worth the shipping charges (I got mine with the remains of an an LL Bean gift card or It'd be shipped back).
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