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Trevi RA 742 T Tabletop Radio Battery White
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Trevi RA 742 T Tabletop Radio Battery White

Small portable MP3 player radio with aux port for connection to computer, smartphone, and tablet.

It features a telescopic antenna and operates with 4 AA batteries.

  • Dimensions: 165 x 95 x 42 mm
  • FM...

Small portable MP3 player radio with aux port for connection to computer, smartphone, and tablet.

It features a telescopic antenna and operates with 4 AA batteries.

  • Dimensions: 165 x 95 x 42 mm
  • FM band
  • AUX-IN
  • Listening through speaker
  • LED indicator for ON/OFF and volume adjustment
  • Telescopic antenna
  • Power capability: 4 "AA" (UM3) batteries
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Description

Description

Small portable MP3 player radio with aux port for connection to computer, smartphone, and tablet.

It features a telescopic antenna and operates with 4 AA batteries.

  • Dimensions: 165 x 95 x 42 mm
  • FM band
  • AUX-IN
  • Listening through speaker
  • LED indicator for ON/OFF and volume adjustment
  • Telescopic antenna
  • Power capability: 4 "AA" (UM3) batteries

Manufacturer

Manufacturer Details

Warnings & Safety Information
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Specifications

Specifications

Radio type
Tabletop
Receiver Type
Analog
Supported Frequencies
FM

Supported Frequencies

FM
FM is the classic frequency for broadcasting radio signals.
Additional Specifications
Built-in Speakers
Connectivity
AUX

Connectivity

AUX

Socket for connecting wired mp3, iPod.
Power Source
Battery
Colour
White
Length
9.5 cm
Length
4.2 cm
Height
16.5 cm

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

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  • skroutzxfloyd
    5
    0 out of 1 members found this review helpful
    skroutzxfloyd

    Verified purchase

    It is an (analog) little transistor radio of the (old) good school (proper sound + reliability + simplicity).
    Its shape is not accidental, since it acts as a speaker + resonator, multiplying and properly projecting the sound spectrum, unlike today’s little radios that simply muffle and distort the sound. Another big advantage is that it also works with rechargeable batteries, e.g. 4 Eneloop AA, which is the best option, and for about 40 hours if you keep it nearby and at low volume.
    It does not screech when changing stations and locks them in.
    The station selector is of the half-turn type (positive for speed, negative for precision) but you get used to it.
    Tonally (and correctly) it focuses on the upper mids, something it does EXCEPTIONALLY well, since it offers clarity when listening to conversations without harsh sibilance and a relaxing, light sound in the classical music of the third program.
    I also like that it has a separate ON-OFF button ...

    I’m rewriting this almost 1 year later .... the on-off switch does not work properly at all, (it has some tiny little metal strips inside that no longer make proper contact), and it is also almost impossible to fix it with a repair or some new switch.
    In summary. I no longer recommend it ....

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  • skroutzxfloyd
    5
    skroutzxfloyd

    It is an (analog) little transistor radio of the (old) good school (proper sound + reliability + simplicity).
    Its shape is not accidental, since it acts as a speaker + resonator, multiplying and properly projecting the sound spectrum, unlike today’s little radios that simply muffle and distort the sound. Another big advantage is that it also works with rechargeable batteries, e.g. 4 Eneloop AA, which is the best option, and for about 40 hours if you keep it nearby and at low volume.
    It does not screech when changing stations and locks them in.
    The station selector is of the half-turn type (positive for speed, negative for precision) but you get used to it.
    Tonally (and correctly) it focuses on the upper mids, something it does EXCEPTIONALLY well, since it offers clarity when listening to conversations without harsh sibilance and a relaxing, light sound in the classical music of the third program.
    I also like that it has a separate ON-OFF button ...

    I’m rewriting this almost 1 year later .... the on-off switch does not work properly at all, (it has some tiny little metal strips inside that no longer make proper contact), and it is also almost impossible to fix it with a repair or some new switch.
    In summary. I no longer recommend it ....

    Translated from Greek ·
    0
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Description & Specifications

Small portable MP3 player radio with aux port for connection to computer, smartphone, and tablet.

It features a telescopic antenna and operates with 4 AA batteries.

  • Dimensions: 165 x 95 x 42 mm
  • FM band
  • AUX-IN
  • Listening through speaker
  • LED indicator for ON/OFF and volume adjustment
  • Telescopic antenna
  • Power capability: 4 "AA" (UM3) batteries

Manufacturer

Manufacturer Details

Warnings & Safety Information
Radio type
Tabletop
Receiver Type
Analog
Supported Frequencies
FM

Supported Frequencies

FM
FM is the classic frequency for broadcasting radio signals.
Additional Specifications
Built-in Speakers
Connectivity
AUX

Connectivity

AUX

Socket for connecting wired mp3, iPod.
Power Source
Battery
Colour
White
Length
9.5 cm
Length
4.2 cm
Height
16.5 cm

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

Reviews (1)

5.0
1
5.0
Review this product
  1. 1
  2. 4 stars
    0
  3. 3 stars
    0
  4. 2 stars
    0
  5. 1 star
    0
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  • skroutzxfloyd
    5
    0 out of 1 members found this review helpful
    skroutzxfloyd

    Verified purchase

    It is an (analog) little transistor radio of the (old) good school (proper sound + reliability + simplicity).
    Its shape is not accidental, since it acts as a speaker + resonator, multiplying and properly projecting the sound spectrum, unlike today’s little radios that simply muffle and distort the sound. Another big advantage is that it also works with rechargeable batteries, e.g. 4 Eneloop AA, which is the best option, and for about 40 hours if you keep it nearby and at low volume.
    It does not screech when changing stations and locks them in.
    The station selector is of the half-turn type (positive for speed, negative for precision) but you get used to it.
    Tonally (and correctly) it focuses on the upper mids, something it does EXCEPTIONALLY well, since it offers clarity when listening to conversations without harsh sibilance and a relaxing, light sound in the classical music of the third program.
    I also like that it has a separate ON-OFF button ...

    I’m rewriting this almost 1 year later .... the on-off switch does not work properly at all, (it has some tiny little metal strips inside that no longer make proper contact), and it is also almost impossible to fix it with a repair or some new switch.
    In summary. I no longer recommend it ....

    Translated from Greek ·
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • skroutzxfloyd
    5
    skroutzxfloyd

    It is an (analog) little transistor radio of the (old) good school (proper sound + reliability + simplicity).
    Its shape is not accidental, since it acts as a speaker + resonator, multiplying and properly projecting the sound spectrum, unlike today’s little radios that simply muffle and distort the sound. Another big advantage is that it also works with rechargeable batteries, e.g. 4 Eneloop AA, which is the best option, and for about 40 hours if you keep it nearby and at low volume.
    It does not screech when changing stations and locks them in.
    The station selector is of the half-turn type (positive for speed, negative for precision) but you get used to it.
    Tonally (and correctly) it focuses on the upper mids, something it does EXCEPTIONALLY well, since it offers clarity when listening to conversations without harsh sibilance and a relaxing, light sound in the classical music of the third program.
    I also like that it has a separate ON-OFF button ...

    I’m rewriting this almost 1 year later .... the on-off switch does not work properly at all, (it has some tiny little metal strips inside that no longer make proper contact), and it is also almost impossible to fix it with a repair or some new switch.
    In summary. I no longer recommend it ....

    Translated from Greek ·
    0
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