LEMEGA IR1 Portable WiFi Internet Radio,FM Digital Radio,Bluetooth Speaker,Dual Alarms Clock,Sleep Snooze Timer,40 Presets, Headphone-Output,Colour Display,Batteries or Mains Powered – Black Finish

Good sound quality in a compact size. Simple interface works pretty well for finding well known streams of “internet radio” and podcasts. Decent FM radio tuner too.

I have both Amazon Echo and Google streamers. I can choose from a large number of radio stations -- but not all. I like having an internet radio that gives me access to almost any station. I have had other Internet Radios, but over time, they needed to be replaced for one reason or another. I am very happy with the price and quality of this small little Internet radio.

Have had for only a few days. Very happy with the product. The internet radio part is easy to set up and works great. Not so happy with the Spotify function though as it does not work with free accounts (requires premium membership). The knob and buttons are a bit awkward but they work fine. The sound quality is very good. and best of all, it looks good. It gives a retro transistor radio vibe - which is quite nice for those who actually remember those radios. I will update the review if starts acting up (hopefully not, because I really like it.).

Cons: Stopped working after 9 months. The power connection (uses an old-fashioned "micro" connection) is not properly made and eventually becomes too loose to use. You can use batteries instead but they won't last long. Also if you are connected to mains power and the cord falls out (yes, that's how flimsy it is with the slightest movement), it reboots instead of automatically switching to back-up battery power. The bigger problem is that the radio now just reboots spontaneously and no longer is operative. I have no idea how this problem arose or what is the resolution. It's a shame but this radio will likely end up in the landfill - customer service, can you help please?Pros: unlike Grace models of internet radios, you can get the full suite of BBC radio stations. Presets are a nuisance but using the smartphone app recommended by other reviewers, this radio becomes a lot more manageable ... or was until it stopped working

Excellent Internet Radio. Slightly tricky initial setup and to save higher number presets. Expansive worldwide Internet station selection. Not tested on DAB, Podcast or Spotify. FM good for backup. Runs on batteries if required. Wifi requires a strong signal. Pleasant stereo audio and headset socket. Informative readable display

What is up with Amazon sending used items as new?I got a used Lemega IR4S radio, it has greasy smudges everywhere, and the screen protector was already removed. The previous buyer who returned it at least reset the item so I can configure the device for use.The initial configuration went smooth, and the device was on the Internet quickly. I was able to find stations I want though using Search is the best way to find it. Which reminds me, this device is definitely used as the only knob that is used for entering letters and numbers is wobbly and barely hanging on at best.The screen can get dimmed and it is still quite bright if you are going to keep this in the bedroom you sleep in. I have it set to Medium level dim when on and Low level dim when it times out. Again, too bright for a bedroom if lights annoy you.Aside from the fact this is a used and abused, then returned product, it works fine.The sound from a tiny little device like this is as expected, less than stellar, and it sounds meh. But, I use the headphone output to connect to better speakers and it sounds fine. It does require batteries and without it you need a USB C cable attached to it and plugged in. Not a big deal.I did unplug the device without batteries after powering off, and lo and behold, it remembered the network configuration, date/time, and the last station I was listening to. This is nice.When you listen to FM radio, it sounds decent for a little radio. The quirkiness of scanning FM stations is it stops at 0.15MHz before the actual station. So if the station is 101.9MHz, it will stop at 101.75MHz and you have to nudge it a bit to get the actual radio station. Weird.All in all, I am happy with the radio's capabilities, but I am very disappointed that I got a used radio that I paid full price for. I would give this a 5 star if I had a new radio. This is greasy, no screen protection, and the knob wobbles so bad like the previous user abused it.Oh well. I hope this helps.