Best Personal Radios for Tiny

this tiny unit has enormously increased my enjoyment of walking, and the dog shows the benefits, too!

any tiny bump will put it too loud.

well worth the tiny price and then some!

as i was too lazy to fish out decent earbuds, it became apparent that with bass-heavy audio at very loud volumes the srf-59's tiny amplifier was insufficient to drive stock walkman style headphones

i let it dry out again and put it on a self over the sink in the bathroom where it would never get wet but apparently the steam condensed inside it because there was water in it again (i could see

they are crash bandicoot, the star of the series, coco bandicoot, crash's sister, dr.neo cortex, crash's arch nemesis, dr.n.brio, cortex's old colleague, the huge tiny tiger, rilla roo, a brand new

there are a few new games in later levels, but the likes of the sub-game in which you move a painfully slow tank around a tiny maze in an attempt to avoid mutliple missiles and mines should have been

no more spending 10 minutes trying to tune in low-signal npr on a tiny dial using wet hands.

it's small, fits easily on our (tiny) kitchen shelf, the sound quality is adequate, and best of all, it pulls in all the stations we want, which other radios have failed to do.

this tiny unit has enormously increased my enjoyment of walking, and the dog shows the benefits, too!

the tuning dial is a little difficult to fine-tune; if sony wants to improve this model, they'll make a large disk-type dial with a recessed window that shows the frequency instead of this tiny and

as i was too lazy to fish out decent earbuds, it became apparent that with bass-heavy audio at very loud volumes the srf-59's tiny amplifier was insufficient to drive stock walkman style headphones

well worth the tiny price and then some!

but for its tiny size and low price, it is a good deal.

i use it only for am, but am very satisfied with its size and sound (i use the tiny speaker).

this is the best tiny radio i know of.

it's very small and packable, and shouldn't attract scrutiny in customs (it doesn't look "dangerously" hi-tech).