Makita RM02 12V max CXT® Lithium-Ion Cordless Compact Job Site Radio, Tool Only

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The Makita RM02 is a fantastic job site radio! Compact yet powerful, it delivers clear, crisp sound with good bass. The 12V CXT battery compatibility is super convenient, and it’s durable enough for tough work environments. Lightweight and easy to carry—perfect for job sites or outdoor use. Highly recommended for professionals and DIYers alike!

I always follow the 4 star comments as it would likely give some pros and cons rather than a 5 were you question it.SO overall it works great , for radio it's worked for me well, yeah I have to move the antenna to find a good frequency,but it's a radio, so it's expected. Now for the aux for me it is awesome, I work in commercial work installing cabinets and your surrounded with a ton of fields making noise, so it's able to blast enough to enjoy and play it at a low volume and be able to hear it(Aux only) it's okay with the radio when you have strong connection. My co worker said it's cute, so in conclusion it's a small little speaker with good sound, again not like hd bose, but good sound overall, built well and it's easy to hang in back pocket or sides , belt or whatever very useful with the hanger !

I luv it but that's me it's really small that's one of the things I luv about it it's cute. The size specs don't tell if it's inches or millimeters it's millimeters. It works very good great quality. I have it on my desk not quite job site. It cost alot for me to have this radio $53.00 -radio $69.00-battery 2.0 & charger I only had 18v. I'm 66 yrs old so I have a different take on little radios not really a blue tooth person. I bought a 12v drill with 2 /2.0 batteries a charger and a hard case on Amazon for $99.00 great deal. I kept the $69.00 starter kit . I didn't want the radio married to the drill. You get the drill and an x-tra battery for $30.00 I am very happy 😊

Best tool radio.Best reception.Best toughness.Needs Bluetooth.Wire for connecting accessories gets lost .Adding flashlight would be nice too.I have many other tool radios.If this had Bluetooth and a light it would be best radio ever.

Missed the fact it was 12v not their typical 18v. Why buy different batteries and charger?I have multiple Makita tools and a dozen 18v batteries. Dumb idea. Same with 40v weed eater. Stick with 18v.

Love the brand. A quality tool. Unfortunately this radio doesn't hold up to the standard. It is advertised as AM/FM, but is only FM. The sound is pretty good at lower levels, but as you turn it up louder, the quality of sound degrades. If this doesn't bother you, it is a small powerful radio and will serve you well.

didn't use went in a different direction