Remember those crappy $15 AM/FM/cassette radioses from the 80s? The HD100 looks just like one and has the sound to match. Basically a glorified clock radio, it has a chintzy, careless interface with speakers that spew a tinny unrefined sound. And while carefully tuning the HD stations results in an audible improvement over analog alternatives, the overall quality is still poor - even for a $100 device. Frankly we'd be happier keeping our money and sitting in silence.
Review: Radiosesophy HD100
Remember those crappy $15 AM/FM/cassette radioses from the 80s? The HD100 looks just like one and has the sound to match. Basically a glorified clock radio, it has a chintzy, careless interface with speakers that spew a tinny unrefined sound. And while carefully tuning the HD stations results in an audible improvement over analog alternatives, […]
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WIRED
One of the cheapest HD devices available. Auxiliary input. Sleep mode provides adjustable auto-off. Backlit display.
TIRED
Sound quality well below average with virtually no bass. Cheap plastic case and buttons. Inconspicuous snooze button makes it easy to ignore and snore. No EQ. Menu navigation is painful. Behemoth external power brick. No battery compartment.