Sangean DT-160 Radio Transistor Portable Blanche
Avantages et inconvénients
par nos spécialistes
La Sangean DT-160 Pocket Radio est appréciée pour son excellente réception FM, sa sensibilité et sa sélectivité. Son format compact et sa longue autonomie la rendent idéale en déplacement. La radio est solide et l'affichage lisible. 15 présélections et une fonction verrouillage pratique. Les inconvénients sont l'absence de haut-parleur intégré (écouteurs uniquement), la réception AM moins adaptée aux stations lointaines, et le volume réglable uniquement par boutons. Un excellent choix pour une radio FM portable.
Avis Sangean DT-160 Radio Transistor Portable Blanche
Basé sur 72 avis
Does what i t should - works where all other FM radios have failed. Only reason it didn't get 5 stars is that earbuds don't fit my ears all that well and cord is a bit tangly
Does what i t should - works where all other FM radios have failed. Only reason it didn't get 5 stars is that earbuds don't fit my ears all that well and cord is a bit tangly
Tyro
23 novembre 2018
this little radio has good reception and it sounds good too. in the shirt pocket hooked to an old pair of head phones while doing chores.
this little radio has good reception and it sounds good too. in the shirt pocket hooked to an old pair of head phones while doing chores.
JFab
12 octobre 2018
I have both this and the same company's much smaller (and newer) pocket radio powerd by 2 AAA batteries. This one uses two AA batteries. The advantage of the newer one is that it has a 90 minute shut off--useful for those who listen to the radio while going to sleep--and a clock. On the other hand, the two AA batteries give this one stupendous battery life. And it still fits in your shirt pocket. I used to use a Sony pocket radio, but I like the Sangean products more, and this one has been a real workhorse for me. Reception is OK, and its a snap to program the stations--10 FM and 5 AM, which just right for the SF Bay Area where I live.
I have both this and the same company's much smaller (and newer) pocket radio powerd by 2 AAA batteries. This one uses two AA batteries. The advantage of the newer one is that it has a 90 minute shut off--useful for those who listen to the radio while going to sleep--and a clock. On the other hand, the two AA batteries give this one stupendous battery life. And it still fits in your shirt pocket. I used to use a Sony pocket radio, but I like the Sangean products more, and this one has been a real workhorse for me. Reception is OK, and its a snap to program the stations--10 FM and 5 AM, which just right for the SF Bay Area where I live.
Ehkzu
20 septembre 2018
I use this with noise isolating ear buds in the shop - very satisfactory.
I use this with noise isolating ear buds in the shop - very satisfactory.
Jon
8 août 2018
Wanted something which tuned an AM station so that I could listen to play-by-play on radio while watching a minor baseball team play. This radio is "the cat's meow" as far as I'm concerned. Most AM radios drift or require an extended pole antenna. The DT-160 doesn't drift and uses an efficient (my opinion) internal ferrite antenna. I'm a happy guy!!!
Wanted something which tuned an AM station so that I could listen to play-by-play on radio while watching a minor baseball team play. This radio is "the cat's meow" as far as I'm concerned. Most AM radios drift or require an extended pole antenna. The DT-160 doesn't drift and uses an efficient (my opinion) internal ferrite antenna. I'm a happy guy!!!
David Fabik
3 août 2018