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Grundig M300 World Radio, Black

Grundig M300 World Radio, Black

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Brand: Grundig
Category: CE

Buy New: $29.95



New (5) Used (3) from $21.99

Rating: 2.5 out of 5 stars 5 reviews
Sales Rank: 4397

Color: Black
Media: Electronics
Shipping Weight (lbs): 1
Dimensions (in): 0.8 x 2.5 x 4.5

MPN: M300
Model: M300
UPC: 750254801655
EAN: 0750254801655
ASIN: B000XA2XJS

Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days

Features:
  • Comes with everything that you need - Ear buds, protective case, owner's manual, Shortwave Listening Guide, and 2 AA batteries
  • AM and FM plus seven shortwave bands (49, 41, 31, 25, 22, 19, and 16 meters) and fits in your pocket
  • Front LCD screen shows frequency, 12 hour time and activation of the alarm and sleep timer
  • Built-in speaker
  • Includes ear buds for private listening

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Editorial Reviews:

Product Description
Is the world getting smaller? At under 5 ounces, the Grundig Mini 300 is pocket-sized but power-packed - capable of receiving AM, FM and seven Shortwave bands. Its crystal clear reception, easy operation, and large LCD screen with alarm function make the Mini 300 the indispensable companion to bring to the ballgame, on your next road trip, or along for any simple pleasures. Uses 2 AA batteries (included) for use anywhere


Customer Reviews:

2 out of 5 stars The item arrived not fully working   June 9, 2008
Overall it seemed liked a good product, but mine arrived without the FM band working - will not work no matter what's tried.


2 out of 5 stars Good reception, bad design   June 4, 2008
Reception is pretty good, but the placement of the headphone jack on the side makes this awkward to put in a pocket, the case that comes with it is just a joke (vinyl pocket with a loop to run your belt through -- why not just a clip?). Most annoying is the digital display but analog tuner, dial is easy to bump and lose your station, and after you get it on the frequency you want it can drift.

If you set it on a table and listen through the speaker, it works. Otherwise get something else.



2 out of 5 stars Good trade and poor design   May 29, 2008
Grundig trade mark is excelent. Unfortunately the design of this radio (tall) and only digital display (it not full digital) were awful for me. The radio always drops and the dial frequency is hardly keeped. It is and old-fashioned one with a digital display. There is no scan and no memories to radio store.


2 out of 5 stars Covers a lot of spectrum, but not very usable   May 10, 2008
I bought this radio for shortwave coverage during an emergency. The spectrum it covers is great, but there is a ton of drift in the frequency tuner. And, though it has a digital display of the selected frequency, it doesn't use PLL to lock into frequencies. So you'll probably notice the tuner continue to change by fractions of hertz even after you've stopped touching the tuner. I'm just not very satisfied with it.

I suggest spending more if you're looking for a good shortwave radio. If you don't care about shortwave, then stay away from the Grundig or Eton 300. Get a Sony or some other manufacturer of quality AM/FM radios.



5 out of 5 stars fabulous little radio   March 16, 2008
 1 out of 1 found this review helpful

BIG PROS: It's about the size of PDA only a tad smaller. The unit has a nice feel to the buttons with a very accurate tuner dial, I like the fact that it doesn't budge when placing or removing the radio in it's pouch so it can hold stations well. Seems very well built, has a VERY long integrated telescopic antenna and nice soft carrying pouch. Signal reception on local AM/FM stations is excellent with some SW bands received fairly clear but location is key too. Did I mention well built? I dropped it accidentally (DOH!) 5ft and it still works just fine, no cracks or serious scuffs surprisingly.

Now for a few minor CONS: the FM band isn't stereo. The LCD is a little smallish. the stubby antenna is part of the case and kinda takes away from it's compactness. There's no provision for radio presets because of the analog tuner and the headphones are Blah but for the price it's not really a big deal.

Bottom line: a good little take anywhere companion if you like to listen to the radio and like that SW stuff.







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