Sony Radio Reviews

"The XDR-S10HDiP enclosure features stereo, full-range 2.6-inch speakers with bass reflex for tight, quality audio...Play and control your iPod through the XDR-S10HDiP system...The XDR's FM HAD capability did a good job of zeroing in on the station and giving me much better reception..." read more »

"The ICF-38 radio is identical to the ICF-36, minus the weather and TV bands...The ICF-38 is a decent AM/FM portable radio and is very easy to operate...The ICF-38 can be powered either by a wall outlet or 4 AA batteries...The Sony ICF-38 is a very good, sturdy, and practical radio..." read more »

"The Sony ICF-SW7600GR world band receiver radio will keep you connected to FM, AM, shortwave and longwave stations with a PLL digital tuner...If you plan on traveling with a radio, the ICF-SW7600GR is a good choice...Beyond the ability to tune into various radio bands, the ICF-SW7600GR also features a world clock feature..." read more »

"The Sony ICF-S10MK2 is an "FM/AM 2-Band Pocket Radio" made in China...and how well the signal was received (excellent, good, fair, poor...The Sony ICF-S10MK2 with a Radio Shack Loop was compared against a modified ICOM R75 with a Quantum QX Loop...Any station sounding good enough to allow identification was counted as being "heard..." read more »

"The Sony ICF-SW11 is a superb radio if you are either a new shortwave radio listener or whether you are in an environment where mains/battery power is either limited or non-existent...The sound quality on this radio very good...Smaller radios might not produce sound that is as crisp and clear with the ICF-SW11...Other then these two minor complaints, I overall recommend this radio..." read more »

"The Sony ICF-SW35 is a stylish digital portable that covers: longwave (150-285 kHz), AM (530-1710 kHz), FM (76-108 MHz) and shortwave from 2250 to 26100 kHz...This new model employs a dual conversion superheterodyne circuit (except FM band) for good sensitivity and image rejection..." read more »

"I found it little disturbing when running (it was always bumping on my chest and hitting my polar chestband) but its o.k...while cycling I found it comfortable to wear than any other gear...good resistance to sweat, it was always wet of sweat and still working..." read more »

"The Sony SRF-M37V is a palm-sized Walkman type radio that requires headphones...Instead of the SRF-M37V, I would highly recommend the very basic Sony SRF-59 all-analog Walkman radio...The only thing you will lose is the convenient pushbutton presets offered on the SRF-M37V..." read more »

"Button layout is a little tough to deal with, but you get used to it...Very nice little radio if you need a simple AM/FM radio with no frills...Easy to use, runs a LONG time on the batteries (I've left it on overnight a few times with the same batteries.) Great for the price..." read more »

"The D-NS707F's water-resistant design includes rubber gaskets, bushings, and seals that help keep out water, moisture and dirt...The D-NS707F is packed with features too...You can get over 50 hours of continuous playback with just 2 "AA" batteries, and the D-NS707F supports ATRAC3plus(TM), ATRAC3, MP3 and CD-R/RW playback formats...Bookmark Playback Function lets you program your favorite songs from multiple CDs and play them back with the touch of a button..." read more »