ClearClick Classic Vintage Retro Style AM/FM Radio with Bluetooth, Aux-in, & USB - Handmade Wooden Exterior Dark Brown

I love this radio. I have it on all day while working from home. The fm radio signal is solid. I have not tried the am radio signal. The sound quality is fine, though it is below current hi-def standards, but it is appropriate for "vintage" quality. I did try to connect my phone through bluetooth to play music through this speaker, and while it worked, the sound was very low and I had to turn the volume up all the way on my phone. Anyway, I bought this radio primarily for the fm radio, and am pleased with this purchase. Vintage feel and good sound for the radio. Transports me back to my youth.

The media could not be loaded. I mostly listen to old music (1920s-1950s) so when my old Bose Wave bit the dust, I decided to go back to basics. This good looking little radio has a beautiful wood exterior and the knobs/buttons have the look and feel of vintage Bakelite. My favorite is the little orange light that illuminates when the radio is turned on, which really gives it the look of the era. Easy to use, I can play the radio as well as my iPod library--yes, I still have one of those--or Bluetooth from my iPhone or iPad of both music as well as beloved old radio shows--The Great Gildersleeve, anyone? It also looks great on my 1940s cabinet. If you mostly listen to old radio, give this retro radio a try.

I have a vintage room with antiques and wanted a radio that would "fit in". I also like the sound of old radios as I play a lot of classical and early 20th century music. This radio is perfect. It's easy to use and sounds wonderful. And it doesn't look like I have a high tech system in a non tech room. Would recommend to anyone who likes the retro look but wants good sound.

The media could not be loaded. Serves my purpose exactly as I had intended, which is as a bluetooth speaker on my nightstand to stream old time radio shows, speeches, and music from the same era. I stream from YouTube or SiriusXM, and it sounds just right coming out of this old time-looking radio. I cannot speak to its ability to fill a room with music or respond accurately to certain frequency ranges because that is not what I wish for it to do. Neither have I used the radio tuner, because, again, that function is outside of my desired use for this item. The cabinet, knobs, and speaker grills call to mind the console radio in the kitchen of my elderly neighbor's house when I was a child, and at night, there is an amber glow from the tuning dial that reminds me of the old vacuum tubes that took a few moments to warm up back in the day. It might not be for everyone, but it's as comforting as a cup of warm Ovaltine to me! ;-)

While the product was a beaut and had amazing radio quality to it, I can’t help but feel like I’ve been lied to. The real wood exterior is beautifully made, at least whatever part of it was actual woods. Yet the ash tree veneer was applied terribly, leaving VERY VISIBLE air bubbles to the radio. I tried ordering a replacement which came with even worse application with air bubbles being visible now on not just one, but BOTH sides of the radio. It’s not even something you can ignore once spotted, it’s quite literally huge air bubbles I can push around with my finger. Anyway will be returning.I guess a part of me expected 100% woods through and through and it just caught me off guard.

Have been searching for a radio of this quality! Finally, clear sound! Love the appearance too!. Have been getting so many compliments too.

The sound is pure vintage, the look is perfect. Cabinet very nice, however one big flaw. When you play the USB, if you turn off the unit, it restarts at the beginning every time. So I have a USB drive with hundreds of big band recordings on it. When I sit and listen for a few hours and then turn off the unit, it starts at the beginning!?! I mean, you cant sit there and listen for 6 hours at a time without stopping, now it goes back to tne beginning every time i turn it off...How am I ever going to get thru all my songs on the USB!?! A huge issue for anyone using the USB as a main source...very dissapointing!

Used it at historic 1940s events while supporting musea. Using a usb stick with period correct music was really great. The casing is real wood not thin veneer on plastic. The museum director wanted a link to buy one for the museum.When at home I use the Bluetooth connection via my laptop. MUST HAVE.