Good signal and sound quality. The problem is that it consumes battery due to the watch. It takes 2 AAA batteries while previous models took 1. The problem is the almost rubbery memory buttons that require a little effort to press correctly.

Very good. Excellent reception on any station. Satisfactory sound. Comes with decent headphones for the radio, but you can upgrade. Keep in mind that we are talking about an FM (or even AM) radio, so the sound quality is limited from there. Very user-friendly, immediate access to memories. Average build quality. Relatively bulky, for pocket use. As a comparison, I had a very old Sony that the company used to produce such products. Even so, I highly recommend this Sangean, it is difficult to find something similar.

Unsurpassed signal quality, (like every Sangean): Selectivity-channel separation-absolute lack of noise. But.. that's it.. Today it presented an issue with the on-off.. it didn't work for a few hours but at some point, it came back on its own(!) In terms of audio performance, it has proven to have mediocre sound for its price (not dynamic, lack of control in the mid-low to low frequency range) - as of today, 2020. Update 2-6-20: It stopped working permanently. (After approximately three years of moderate use).

I bought it because it had good reviews on various websites. It has a very good reception compared to other portable radios and provides clear channel separation when in stereo mode. However, it disappoints in terms of sound. Without the DBB, you simply can't hear the bass, and with the DBB, the bass is excessively amplified and the sound becomes "muddy". The headphones that come with it are nothing special, so in order to listen to something of higher quality, you need to have a good set of headphones as well.