PRUNUS J-985 Pocket Radio Mini AM FM Stereo Portable Battery Operated, Includes Headphones, with Back Clip and Signal Indicator, Operated by AAA…
₹1,519.00
PRUNUS J-985 Pocket Radio Mini AM FM Stereo Portable Battery Operated, Includes Headphones, with Back Clip and Signal Indicator, Operated by AAA…,
- 【Excellent Reception】 This AM FM portable radio Frequency range: AM:530-1710KHz; FM:87-108MHz. High-quality DSP chip and headphones wire working as antenna ensure fm radio portable with best reception and more stable signal. No need to pull out the antenna like other analog transistor radio. Suitable for jogging, riding, walking, camping, gardening,etc.
- 【Battery Operated Radio】 Operated by 2 AAA batteries, The battery operated radio can last for more than 30 hours. It’s always nice to have a pocket radio am fm on hand for things like hurricanes, tornadoes, storms, ice storms and power outages, etc. Tips: Low battery can affect the radio signal. So, please replace the batteries when the radio makes lots of hiss.
- 【FM Stereo】On the mode of FM-ST, this am fm small radio portable delivers rich stereo sound. 3.5mm headphones jack is designed for exclusive music space. Just put on your headphones, then can enjoy the fantastic time by yourself and take a break from the bustle and hustle.
- 【Easy to Use】J-985 am fm radio with headphones has is an earphone jack, an ON/OFF switch, a tuning wheel, a volume wheel, a band switch, an Big numbers tuner dial and a power indicator, which is quite easy to use. The old-school tuner dial is just more intuitive and pleasing than push-button digital interfaces. Portable radio with headphones is a nice Christmas Gift for younger kids and the elderly.
- 【Mini Radio with Pocket Size】Small pocket radio measure only 1.65 x 0.71 x 3.42 inch and weighing only 40g (batteries not included), FM pocket radio is about the size of two Bic lighters, taking up almost no room in your pocket. mini pocket clip radio for clipping on pocket, So walkman radio is quite convenient for running, cycling, gardening and travel.
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Specification: PRUNUS J-985 Pocket Radio Mini AM FM Stereo Portable Battery Operated, Includes Headphones, with Back Clip and Signal Indicator, Operated by AAA…
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13 reviews for PRUNUS J-985 Pocket Radio Mini AM FM Stereo Portable Battery Operated, Includes Headphones, with Back Clip and Signal Indicator, Operated by AAA…
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Aravind G –
It’s exactly as described
Al Azose –
A few weeks ago, I was jolted by a small earthquake here in Southern California, so I naturally searched for my transistor radio to see if there was any news about the location and severity. However, I couldn’t find that radio, in spite of my frantic search for it. That’s when I went to Amazon to find a new one, and I was bewildered by the vast quantity and variety available for sale. I decided I wanted a small but simple one, without that bothersome antenna, or fancy digitized controls. I finally spotted the tiny Prunus J-985 model, which was a basic analog transistor radio, with no speakers, and where the provided earbuds also served as the antenna. It had an on/off switch, an AM/FM switch, a tuner wheel for selecting the stations, and a sound volume wheel. In other words, all the basics with no additional bells and whistles to add to the cost. It also had a metal clip for sturdy attachment to clothing. It was very light weight, and very small…about two thirds the size of a deck of cards, and all for only $17. Perfect!
I read the accompanying blurb on the Amazon page, touting the features of this item, but like all such devices made in China these days, it sounded like it was written by a junior high school student who would have received a C- grade if it was a class project. But I decided to buy it anyway, because it also came with a DSP chip, That stands for Digital Signal Processor, which is supposed to be a chip primarily used in calculators. (I was sure it had its uses in radios as well.)
When the gizmo arrived, I inserted two rechargeable AAA batteries, attached the earbuds, and began listening. (Tip: Buy a good pair of lengthy earbuds, e.g. from Sony, because the longer wire makes for clearer sound and the ear pieces are more comfortable.) Bottom line? The unit worked well. Quality of sound? About what you’d expect for a 17 dollar analog transistor radio. After all, “analog” means simple or usual, and that’s what the quality was…simple and usual. Actually, it was better than I expected, because it picked up almost every station in the surrounding geographic area. I even had a little trouble focusing the tuner wheel to the stations that I wanted because there were so many nearby stations broadcasting their diverse signals. I listen to my favorite AM stations when I’m in my car, but I don’t think I’ll be using my little Prunus, until there’s another earthquake or power outage, etc. Why? Because the number of sequential commercials on AM radio is a real turnoff. Give me Youtube, where you can zap the commercials after a few seconds. Can’t do that with a radio. Still, five stars for my cute little boom box.
pooja –
Good range
Miguel Angel Lopez Carmona –
Lo busque por precio y calidad
Amit Paste –
Very good reception. Crisp sound.
ALEX –
very good sound
Mark E –
The person receiving this radio found it to be as good or better than the 10 year old Sony that it replaced.
Amazon customer –
Good reception
praveen –
It’s just a bit larger than a credit card and about an inch thick. Despite its size, it offers excellent reception (comparable with larger and expensive models I have) and clear sound. It runs on 2 AAA batteries, which last a decent amount of time at mid volume. The tiny tuning dial requires a bit of patience. Overall, it’s a fun little radio, especially great for travel.
Sach ka punch –
Fm reception poor, Am only 1 channel received signal, poor low sound
NAND LAL –
The sound is cracking while playing FM radio, so I had returned this pocket radio.
James A –
This radio is a good performer on the FM band (there are no longer AM stations where I live). It is able to lock in stations without drift and has a clear sound. The only thing I would like to see is the incorporation of an MP3 player with the FM radio. I have a small (smaller than this radio) Coby FM radio/MP3 player which does both; although not quite as good on FM as this radio. Since buying this radio I have also found identical unbranded versions at a considerably cheaper price.
Shripad –
The radio is very cute, works well too..!