Sony ICF-M260

Great product

Great product and operation really great and uncomplicated. Would purchase same product again.

Looks great, feels great, but

I was looking for a simple to operate, no frills radio for my 80 year old mother. She only ever listens to 1 channel. I was excited about the lock/ hold button so my mother will not accidentally mess up the settings. Unfortunately the lock button also locks the power button. It is useless for my requirement. Otherwise it is a solidly built radio.

Note: There is no alarm clock as in the description. Only a sleep countdown timer.

High Quality, AM-FM Portable Radio

Great sound quality, high power speaker. Simple and easy to use.

big sound, little radio

I would definitely recommend this radio, i use this radio for work, and to be completely honest, i thought it was bigger, in size, than it was, but it has great sound and doesn't seem to go through batteries very often. I am very happy with this purchase.

Assessment

I was pleasantly surprised, the product is better than I expected.

Very Good product

Very good Quality product ,good price .very good appearance.

süper

developed everything perfect. the result was superb. I've been very pleased with everything.

Great Radio!

Extremely pleased with this radio. We listen to radio throughout the day, going back and forth from AM to FM to catch our favorite shows. With the "pre-sets" feature of this radio, we can go back and forth with the push of a button. Sound clarity and volume is surprisingly good for such a small radio.

Sony ICF M 260

This is very good little radio.It is good. I like it.

Good little radio

I've bought this little radio for travel purposes. It has the prefect size and weight for backpackers. I didnt start my journey yet but tested it quite a bit. Sound quality is absolutely ok for this little speaker and reception is excellent (living in the city, will see how good it is in rural areas...).

If you're looking for a ultra-transportable yet good quality radio this is the product to go. Only caveat is that the "all-buttons-locked" button is also only a button instead of a slider or something like that. I guess in a backpack this could turn the radio on accidentally.