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Retro Vintage Radio, Portable AM FM Radios Stereo Speakers USB Charging, Transistor Shortwave Radios Support Bluetooth Speaker,TF Card (Wood Grain)
Limited time offer, ends 10/16 By PureSpring Trading Shop
- Good sound quality and loud sound: This retro radio is equipped with a 3W large-volume speaker; clear sound quality provides wonderful music to fill the room, and the loud horn can also provide clear sound when outdoor camping or picnicking. Easy to use: A vintage dial and large knob make frequency and volume adjustment easy to operate, so the elderly or people with poor eyesight can easily listen to music or news. Two Charging Ways: The radio is designed with two charging ways. While you are indoors, USB charging is convenient for your use. If there is a power outage, the 1200mAH rechargeable battery can be used. 2*D battery (not included) is essential in case of power outages. Note: To avoid the radio or batteries being burnt out, please take the D batteries out while charging with the rechargeable battery. AM FM radio with best reception: The long 26" rotatable antenna provides good reception whether indoors or outdoors without having to look for the right spot or fiddle with antennas. Cute and retro style: The radio combines vintage appeal with modern functionality, making it a versatile option for radio enthusiasts and casual listeners alike
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Good sound quality and loud sound: This retro radio is equipped with a 3W large-volume speaker; clear sound quality provides wonderful music to fill the room, and the loud horn can also provide clear sound when outdoor camping or picnicking.
Easy to use: A vintage dial and large knob make frequency and volume adjustment easy to operate, so the elderly or people with poor eyesight can easily listen to music or news.
Two Charging Ways: The radio is designed with two charging ways. While you are indoors, USB charging is convenient for your use. If there is a power outage, the 1200mAH rechargeable battery can be used. 2*D battery (not included) is essential in case of power outages.
Note: To avoid the radio or batteries being burnt out, please take the D batteries out while charging with the rechargeable battery. AM FM radio with best reception: The long 26" rotatable antenna provides good reception whether indoors or outdoors without having to look for the right spot or fiddle with antennas.
Cute and retro style: The radio combines vintage appeal with modern functionality, making it a versatile option for radio enthusiasts and casual listeners alike
Easy to use: A vintage dial and large knob make frequency and volume adjustment easy to operate, so the elderly or people with poor eyesight can easily listen to music or news.
Two Charging Ways: The radio is designed with two charging ways. While you are indoors, USB charging is convenient for your use. If there is a power outage, the 1200mAH rechargeable battery can be used. 2*D battery (not included) is essential in case of power outages.
Note: To avoid the radio or batteries being burnt out, please take the D batteries out while charging with the rechargeable battery. AM FM radio with best reception: The long 26" rotatable antenna provides good reception whether indoors or outdoors without having to look for the right spot or fiddle with antennas.
Cute and retro style: The radio combines vintage appeal with modern functionality, making it a versatile option for radio enthusiasts and casual listeners alike
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- Return for refund within: 30 days
- Return for replacement within: 30 days
- This item is covered by PureSpring Trading Shop Return Policy
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