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Portable AM / FM Radio, Battery Operated Analog Radio, AC PowereD
SKU:
PB00007KDX6
Rated 4.89 out of 5 based on 9 customer ratings
(10 customer reviews)
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**Portable FM/AM Radio Features:**
– Simple interface for easy use
– Picks up both AM and FM signals
– Large dial with fluorescent pointer for easy viewing
– Digital tuner with AFC for stable tuning
– Ideal for camping, severe weather, or power outages
– Can be powered by batteries (4 x AA) or AC adapter
– Headphone compatible with 3.5mm jack for private listening
$85.00 Original price was: $85.00.$65.00Current price is: $65.00.
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Product Dimensions |
14"L x 6.25"W x 10.5"H |
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Item Weight |
1.52 pounds |
Department |
Unisex-Adult |
Manufacturer |
Panasonic |
Country of Origin |
China |
Item model number |
RF-2400 |
Batteries |
4 AA batteries required. |
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer |
No |
Brand |
Panasonic |
Color |
Silver |
Special Feature |
lightweight and portable |
Connectivity Technology |
Auxiliary |
Tuner Technology |
FM , AM |
Style |
Single |
Power Source |
Battery Powered |
Radio Bands Supported |
AM/FM |
Included Components |
AC power supply cord , Radio |
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diamondjasdiamondjas –
5.0 out of 5 stars
Cute little radio
My grandmother’s not a TV person, and recently she’s had to go to a nursing home for rehabilitation after a serious illness. When I would visit, I could see that she was feeling down because she wasn’t interested in the TV there, and she usually listens to her radios at home but obviously they’re too big and bulky to have there. She was just staring at the ceiling all day long. So I looked for a small radio here on Amazon, and this came up. It’s perfect for her small room and does exactly what we need it to. It has a red light indicator that tells you when you’ve tuned in to a station all the way which is really helpful, because if you have experience with radios you know that tuning it just right can be challenging sometimes. The sound quality is good. The only thing I will say is we obviously leave it quieter so it plays loud enough for her to hear, but not enough to disturb her neighbor residents(she likes it to play 24/7, so we didn’t want them to tell her to turn it off). The volume slider has a limited low range before it starts getting loud, so for people that wanna blast it that’s great. For people that want it quieter, you’ll have to turn it ever so slightly to get to that sweet spot you want it at, but otherwise, for the purpose of playing music, it does this very well. I can’t speak on it’s other technical purposes such as use as an emergency radio or anything. My grandmother’s very happy with this and it lifted her spirits 100% which is a win for me. I actually think I will get one for myself eventually. Small and lightweight. Great sound. Handle is very convenient. Tune light indicator is amazing. My photo makes it look bigger than it is. It’s small, cute, and perfect for a small room with limited space, or to travel with. For the price, I’m very happy with it.
27 people found this helpful
Andrew Miller-Thomas –
5.0 out of 5 stars
Keeping it stupid, simple.
Great little radio! I was happy to find one without a digital screen or alarm clock on it. I just wanted to hit a switch and hear baseball games. This fit the bill. Plenty loud enough to fill my 400sq ft studio apt without sounding like a trash can. And, it looks nice.Pros:- Seemingly solid construction, mostly plastic with metal speaker grille.- Good reception, even indoors away from windows. (Having to turn the entire unit to receive some AM signals is typical for this type of design.)- Big tuning knob is easy to turn with pleasant resistance.- Tuning LED is responsive which makes up for the somewhat inaccurate dial. (i.e. 90.5 FM may appear more like 100.1-3 FM)- Portable enough for things like car-camping, campfires, tailgating, etc.- Great sound quality. A bit tinny at high volumes – rubber feet would’ve helped.- Looks cool on your shelf. Nice retro aesthetics.Cons:- Not at all water resistant! Had it in the bathroom for a shower (not in the shower, of course) and saw lots of condensation forming on the speaker cone. Likely harmless once but the device is clearly not designed for use in wet areas.- A bit hefty. Probably wouldn’t carry this around in my backpack or in a survival/hiking kit. There are plenty of pocketable radios that fit this use case better. The 4 AA’s would make it even heavier.
26 people found this helpful
Dan –
5.0 out of 5 stars
Perfect Radio to Leave On When You’re Away
I have grown dissatisfied using iTunes radio or radio station streaming sites to make noise to deter possible thieves while I’m not at home. Much more often than not I come up to find that, for any multitude of reasons, the streaming has stopped. I finally decided to look for a simple, inexpensive radio that I could be sure would stay on until someone intentionally turned it off.What I like:- Small size. I’m taking this radio out only when I leave the house, so the small size makes it easy to store.- Simple to use. One switch to turn it on to either AM or FM, a volume dial, and a tuning knob. That’s it. No setting an alarm by mistake, no nothing else. Brilliant in its simplicity.- Excellent reception (at least in my area). Super easy to tune and establish a strong signal.- Decent sound. Not important to me, since I’m not going to be use it to listen to. If I did, though, it’s not bad.- Price. $28 as of this writing.What I don’t like:- The antenna moves only left and right as opposed to 360 degrees. Not a giant deal, but could be a problem for you if you have issues getting a strong signal where you live.Overall, I’m very, very pleased with this radio. In an era where so many things are over-engineered to do as many things as possible, it’s a breath of fresh air to find something that’s simply designed and simple to operate.HIGHLY RECOMMENDED.
17 people found this helpful
brian –
4.0 out of 5 stars
Very good radio!
Gets lots of stations, both fm and am. One quibble. I had two Sony radios like this one for a decade. Tuning on them was sooo much easier. Panasonic went with a goofy odd-shaped knob. Sony chose an easy-to-use dial.
3 people found this helpful
G. Ritter von Olfers-Batocki –
5.0 out of 5 stars
98% satisfied. Awesome radio. Very strong AM reception, very powerfull-loud speaker, quality built.
UPDATE 05.01.2021. The batteries last you about 2 months with occasional listening about 1.5 hour per day. Thats with rechargeable NiMH 2000 mAH batteries. These batteries lasted me just short of 2 months for limited usage per day (average about 1 hour per day for 2 months). Thats about 60 hour of operation for one set of rechargeable batteries. Not to bad but neighter outstanding. Considered it uses 4 AA batteries using rechargeables is a must. When the radio starts to stutter reception then thats the sign the batteries will die within a minute. Once the batteries are dead after the intermittent reception (stutter) then the radio makes no “hissing” sound anymore. This radio will not go gradually weak as a Sony does for example. It will hold volumen, sound quality till the very last and then dye off within a minute. Other radios go slowly quieter (you notice batteries are dying by having to jack up ever more the volume knob), and reception gets poorer. Not so this one. It holds the reception and sound quality till the very last and starts to get intermittent stutter type reception (off.on.off.on. etc) for about half a minute and “turns off”. The radio must have some built in power stabilizer to maintain voltage since it seems to hold power till the batteries are completely dead. For me thats an excellent electrical design and power management. Good job Panasonic. The speaker is outstanding and the loudest I have ever experienced on this size of radio.However the voice based sound settings of this radio make any statics more noticeable while listening. This radio is clearly intended by its sound settings (bass, treble, etc) for voice listenings and not so much for music. That on the other hand makes any statics from the radio station or transmission more noticeable (ticking sounds, etc). This radio is IMHO on par if not better than the competition from Sony, except on the sound the Sony has a slight advantage (however the Sony I have is not nearly as loud than this Panasonic).Buy with confidence this Panasonic radio.MAIN REVIEW: This is the best radio I had ever. I recommend. There are just a few minor things which are not the optimal. The speaker has not the full rich sound quality of an Sony radio this size (ICF-19 for example). I would say it lacks a little bit of bass. As well my Panasonic RF-2400D did shift from an AM station after 10 o clock at evening while it was tuned (red light lightening) and then from itself the tuning light went off. So an weaker AM station (I guess the particular AM station reduces its power output after 10 o clock at evening) did shift a bit on the tuning as such as the red light was not on anymore. I dont know why that happens. During daytime this does not happen.The speaker is the most powerfull I have ever experienced on any radio and the older Sony ICF-18 not even comes close to the loudness of this Panasonic speaker. It truly lives up to its sound power statement. Believe me, it will get very soon too loud at about 10% of the power screw turned up while the Sony ICF-18 gets the same loudness at about 70% of volume knob turned up. You will not complain about an powerless speaker since this speaker is the most powerfull I have ever experienced on an radio. It has lots of ooompf!It takes 4 AA batteries and I use allways only NiMH rechargeable batteries (Eneloop or similar). I even used the radio with no problems where one rechargeable battery (Energizer) was faulty and dead. So the radio is not iffy and will work even when one of the batteries of the 4 is completely dead.This is simply the best radio on the market although I believe its a bit overpriced at just over 30$. I can see these costing 20$ but not more since we are not anymore in the “tube radio” times where radios cost an arm and a leg.The box the radio came in was in a bad shape and was definatelly beaten up visibly and the radio got a slight buff on the plastic but nothing was visibly broken. The radio can be easily damaged in this box since it is not encovered totally in foam but only the edges.AM reception is quite stronger than the one an Sony ICF-18 has. Tuning in is preciser. Distortions are way less than those on the Sony. The quality is very good and the design as well as it is an classic 1990’s design. Very nice design and quality feeling. The tuning knob makes audible clicks when you turning it when off and the volume wheel has a quality feeling to it as well. Seems quality materials were used in this radio so maybe that justifies the steep 30$ price tag. The speaker grid is not that thick and can be bent in with one finger – its seemingly metal. For AM radio reception you dont need to extract the antenna which supposedly according to the manual is for FM. The AM radio stations I receive are about 95 miles away. I can hear them very well. The one FM station over here (rural aerea) is about as well 95 miles away but I can not receive it at all.IMO the 48$ Sony radios do not offer any advantage over this 32$ Panasonic radio as to justify the price tag. This Panasonic is Made in Indonesia and seems to be the upgrade from 2017 (Manual is from 2017). This Panasonic has an digital tuner but an analog scale (hence the designation “D” in its model number), so thats a plus.The battery cover is of quality and hinged so you dont loose it.This Panasonic radio looks to me as it is still old Made in Japan quality workmanship of the 1980’s. It is a bit retarded on the newest & greatest bells & whistles, like its headphone jack is mono only meaning hou hear just in one ear on your headphones and its scale is not digital (the tuner however is digital beneath the analog scale). So it’s clear the japs got a little stuck in their technology in the 1980’s compared to modern (very expensive) korean Sangeon brand radios. But radio is radio and the japanese maintained their superb quality and relative competitive price tag. Since the modern radios are all transistor radios, this radio should last a long time given the quality materials used in it. The manual states this Panasonic RF-2400D has an built in ferritic antenna which YouTube videos confirm being it of about 4 inches long and fairly thick. Thats may explain the very good AM reception. Turning it around it allmost never looses signal inside the house of these 95 miles far away AM stations. However the reception is not dramatically better than that of the newer Sony models (I compare it with the Sony ICF-18) but it has no statics on clear weather. If the weather is tending to rainy then statics are same as for the Sony models. But otherwise statics are not an problem with this, at least it is equal to any high end radio brand. The Power Off/FM/AM switch is IMHO way better than that of the Sony brands. However I wished it would be as on the Sony being Off in the middle and then left or right eighter AM or FM. Since I use only Am then I allways have tot switch passed the FM setting to get to the Am setting for switching on and viceversa for switching it off. However the switch does not feel slimsy as some have stated. Volume and tuning wheel/knob are of very high quality – at least thats how it feels. Same as for On/Off/FM/AM all in one switch which is the moving part most used and so it has to be sturdy (which it is IMO).If the electronics last long this is the best bang for your buck and quality radio on the market today. Specially one appreciates the very loud speaker which is wastly superior to other radios tiny sound system. However I would not turn up the speaker all the way up since that may damage the speaker I fear since it gets so incredible loud with decent sound quality.Old world japanese “cold war” quality workmanship which speaks for itself.This radio is like an japanese Honda which outlasts eventually its first owner compared to an BMW or an iPhone (other more expensive fancy w/ bells & whistles digital radios) who fall apart after a few years and are way overpriced to buy and cost an arm & leg to own (if a repair is pending you better sell your kidney to organ traffickers).Buy with confidence. I recommend. Best price-quality relationship on the market.
246 people found this helpful
Amazon Customer –
5.0 out of 5 stars
Great for dogs while you’re away
This is great if you don’t want to spend the money on electricity by leaving your TV on. It uses a small amount of energy in comparison and the quality in sound or just right. I use this for my dog while I am away and put it on the classical Station. It’s all about a quality of life and this is Exactly what I needed it. Easy to use, lightweight and Small enough that it does not get in the way on the countertop.
4 people found this helpful
paul chaney –
5.0 out of 5 stars
Porch radio
Works great,good sound,picks up stations i want,don’t have to extend antenna. Little early for battery life evaluation,comes with ac cord as well. I am very happy with it,good value.
3 people found this helpful
james holland –
5.0 out of 5 stars
Perfect radio 📻 ♥️ 👌
This radio is freakin awesome ! Crystal clear sound with plenty of tone… Reception is spot on , tunes so well you’d almost think it was digital…I am actual thinking of buying another just to have a backup… I highly recommend if you need a small radio this be the one , forget about giving your money away to CCrane , this radio puts theirs to shame….
2 people found this helpful
Scott G –
5.0 out of 5 stars
Just What I Was Looking For
I needed a battery powered radio to use while I work outside in my yard. I didn’t want bluetooth or an MP3 player or a bunch of other stuff…just a radio. This is the perfect size. It works on AA batteries, and that’s all I use now. I have a lot of rechargeable ones. It has a large speaker for it’s size, and produces loud, clear sound. The tuner is great and can get the marginal stations that other radios can’t. I’ve had it for 9 months now and it’s still going strong. I’m thinking of buying a second one for my ranch.
4 people found this helpful
James LewisJames Lewis –
5.0 out of 5 stars
“Trust Old School”
As I get older I consistently listen to talk radio. I bought a bargain brand radio months ago. It waz ok. It would constantly go off signal.Also when I used my treadmill while listening to this device it would unison an annoying screech!! I said that’s enough let me look for true pioneers of radio!! I got my wish with this device! Solid reliability.
One person found this helpful