Best Personal Radios for Headset

this isn't a ge table radio with 10 tubes from the 1950s, it's a portable headset, yet i can still pull in my favorite stations.

the work tunes digtal product is a tremedous improvement over the analog work tunes headset.

we were going to a radio synchronized fireworks show and the headset was great for him to hear the music, yet muffle the surrounding noise.

it seems like a lot to spend on a headset but i should have gotten these long ago.

strengths: looks simple controls headset included nice reception weaknesses: some may prefer lighter headphones summary: well when i got this for under $10 i was of course very sceptical!!

the headset 'tore up' quick.

the original equipment headset is about $4 quality.

the headset it comes with perhaps is a bit dated but a typical ear bud styled one can easily be substituted.

in fact, the radio has better selectivity and sound than does a sony headset radio (without hearing protection) that i bought a few years ago.

my husband has had this radio/ear protector headset for over 2 summers now and doesn't do yard work without them.

this is a pretty lightweight headset.

i use this headset for/during my aqua therapy exercises.

i have never used any kind of headset before.

also stereo headset is not comfortable at all

supplied headset does not reproduce the best audio

needed a radio to workout with in gym to block out talkers.works great inside building with good reception.can preset stations on it and easy to change with a push of a button.have dropped several

it was cheap, has good headset, great reception and small size.

i purchace this radio to replace an old worn out sony headset.

sony's little gem has excellent reception, good sound quality, and a headset plugin.

the included headset is okay for when you need to be able to hear the outside world, but i use mine with a set of in-ear phones, which block out most outside noise - perfect for listening while