SangeanSangean WR-7WL Wood Cabinet Mini Bluetooth Speaker with FM Tuner and Aux-in Walnut/Wood

I got the Special Edition in Walnut with Gold. I've been using it for months and don't feel any regrets. When I wake up in the morning, I turn the radio on and feel vintage vibes just by listening to it. It's not the type of speaker for a party, but if you're an old soul like me who wants to sip coffee/tea while listening to some good music on a sunny afternoon, or read a book while it's raining outside, then this speaker is the best option to listen to :)Sound-wise, it is clear and can be loud (if put on a maximum level). It's not fit for the bass type of music but is good for some lofi, pop, jazzy, bgms, indies, sometimes rock, strings/orchestra, acoustics and the likes :)

As an audiophile, I love the rich sound this petite radio produces. I listen to music and radio news all day and this little radio sounds like a large expensive speaker. I had no problem with the Bluetooth.

Right out of the box, this thing is awesome! Got my station tuned in perfectly right away and the sound is great considering how small it is. The Bluetooth paired easily. It also looks pretty cool. I do recommend.

I bought this for a specific purpose. I wanted an external speaker for a computer that would not take up much space on my desk, but also wanted a radio. Here's what's so great about this.I have it on my desk. I have a stereo mini (3.5mm) male to male cable from the audio jack on my computer into the AUX of this radio/speaker. I have another computer as well, and it's connected to the bluetooth on this radio/speaker. So, now I can change sound from radio (FM only, though), to one computer (on AUX) or to the other (on Bluetooth) without unplugging anything. Just by turning the little selector switch. (Tivoli, take note: Sangean does not make you unplug a cable that's in AUX before you can listen to the radio again.)The speaker is small so you are not going to find booming base. But the sound is full and pleasant. It's really great for voice and it's really quite good for music as well.Yes, the volume and selector for source controls are pretty small, but they are actually very easy to work. The radio tuner is surprisingly good. It tunes way easier than I expected and the reception is exceptional. For example, one station I like on AM (this radio only has FM) also have an FM signal but it's a weak one in this city. Honestly, I cannot pull that FM signal in with any of my Tivoli radios but it pulled it right in and nailed it on this little Sangean. On other FM stations with reasonable strength, it of course works flawlessly. With or without the little antenna attached (A wire you plug in). I have a lot of radios because I am into them. This is the best FM tuner of any radio I have. I'm amazed by it.One other thing about the bluetooth. On my computer (a Mac) I use iMovie to edit videos. On other bluetooth speaker, I have been unable to use iMovie and have voice sync okay while doing it in terms of the audio. Not this little device. The audio sync is dead on with my Mac. I'm really amazed by that.So, I've had this a short while. We'll see how it holds up over time, but it seems super sturdy, very well designed, and is very pleasant to use and listen to. I am about to buy a second one for the office.If you are uncertain about this radio/speaker, just pause a moment and do an internet search on it. There are many reviews by various people who regularly review gear and especially by radio nuts. The reviews are uniformly stellar.[I have no association with Sangean and am receiving nothing for this review, btw. I think I'm likely to buy yet a third one for another desk I use a lot. I like it that well.]

Neat little receiver with excellent sound reproduction and reception. Also, attractive. Only "complaint" is selector knob rather stiff; hope it loosens with use.

As a replacement for our previous radio, fit was actually important. It was the perfect size and comes with even greater sound. Very happy with our purchase. Buyers should note that the radio is small/tiny. It's not an issue, but may be a surprise:-)