LEMEGA Rádio de Internet WiFi estéreo IR4S, rádio digital FM, Spotify Connect, alto-falante Bluetooth, relógio de alarme duplo, 40 predefinições, saída de fone de ouvido, baterias ou alimentação

This is a nice little Wifi internet and FM radio that has a lot of neat additions to it. I have it set up to be recognized and controlled by my Home Assistant Set up and it’s been great to be able to control it from just about anywhere. It’s not too difficult to set up to you network but reading and following the instructions will get you pretty well through it. It’s roughly the same size as a portable FM Weather Radio without a built in battery though, there is a compartment for backup batteries. The Spotify connect feature is nice and simple to set up with your cell phone or computer but I don’t use Spotify any longer. The speaker has a good full rich sound quality to it, not the best but pretty good for the price point and size of the unit. I highly recommend it especially if you have a smart home set up with Home Assistant. Overall I’m very pleased with it and highly recommend it.

So, this radio is pretty nice, over all. It has its good points and bad. It is great for listening to FM radio but they forgot AM? On the job site, all the guys listen to AM talk radio. Luckily, most of the stations can be found under internet radio broadcasts. I really bought this to take fishing with me so I could listen to Spotify, but it doesn’t work like that, you have to go to your computer, phone or tablet and send it to the box, which just makes it a Bluetooth speaker box which is crap. I have Spotify on my phone already so why bother with the box at that point? The DAB doesn’t do anything because in the US we use HD Radio, a worthless feature. This box really shines with the internet radio, however, to use it, you have to be connected to the internet so hopefully you have a hot spot feature on your phone. Couple that with the fact that searching for stations or podcasts is so time consuming and a PITA, it’s not even worth it. The sound quality, well, for the size of this radio they could have put some nicer speakers in it, the sound is pretty bad, equivalent to 1″ cheap speakers, but they are 2.5″ cheap speakers. The other nice thing about this box is that it will act as a Bluetooth speaker system, unfortunately, the speakers aren’t that great. Over all, its a nice box for the garage to listen to music on your favorite station where sound quality doesn’t matter. So, again, it’s okay, but nothing special, not what I hoped for.

This thing plays for quite a while on 4 AA batteries. It comes with a USB power cord, but the option to use AA batteries is great, especially as an emergency radio.I didn’t have the best luck with FM reception indoors. For comparison, I have an FM tuner with one of those low-cost t-wire FM antennae, and it receives more channels.There is a lot of internet radio stations you can tune in to over WiFi, so that makes this pretty interesting. I also like using it as a Spotify speaker, controlled from the Spotify app.The sound quality is reminiscent of a desktop radio from a previous era. It is very clear, and spoken word is easy to discern. It is easy to listen, even at low volumes, but it does suffer from poor low-end response. Great for speech content though, like sports radio or podcasts. You can pair to it as a Bluetooth speaker.It is light and easy to carry around because it is not very large.The interface is a little clunky, but functional. Although not entirely intuitive, it certainly gets more familiar and easier to work with the more you use it. There are no tone controls, just volume.It has a clean, simple aesthetic, which is also reminiscent of another era, but does have a color screen to keep it modern.The value of this unit seems pretty good. It offers a whole lot of content in the form of internet radio stations, but if you want better sound, at least it has a mini/3.5mm headphone jack output, so you can hook up to something else.