Coby CX-84 All-Weather Sport AM/FM Arm Band Radio | List Price: $19.14
Discount Price: $6.98
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Brand: Coby
Binding: Electronics
Features: - Detachable arm band
- AM/FM radio
- Uses 2 AAA batteries (not included)
- Includes headphones
just great [Posted on 2008-05-02]
this thing is just great, it is exactly like what I want. it works well outdoors and also fine indoors. If you are familiar with tuning radio by yourself, you can get along well with it. and I even connect it to a set of speaker, the sound volume can go really high, and that is great!
Bad reception [Posted on 2008-05-20]
Bought this to use at the gym, but could only get reception for one of the gym's television stations - and that one was not a clear signal. I tried it at another gym and the signal was worse there than at the first. Now it's in my give away pile and I'm shopping for a portable radio with good reception.
Cute little radio that is worth more than it costs! [Posted on 2008-07-09]
This fun little radio is perfect for FM *and* AM fans. I was surprised to find that AM radios are hard to hunt down in stores so I came online. After reading reviews for this radio, I could see it was what I was looking for and when it arrived (before the Amazon estimated date) I was pleasantly surprised that it turned out to be better than expected! For all you fans of the "old fashioned" radio manual dials (and i was raised on digital) this little radio will be a delight. And thanks to you who posted instructions on how to adjust the armband so that it works correctly (the band does not pass behind the radio, but instead loops up around your arm with the both two velcro squares fastening back on the outside of the strap, so that your arm actually touches the back of the radio)
good design [Posted on 2008-08-29]
The design is great and the fit is good. Only problem is the reception was poor in my area. So basically it now sits unused
Don't bother. You're constantly trying to tune in a your station [Posted on 2008-11-03]
This radio has a very weak tuner. I finally just threw it away and bought a radio with a digital tuner. I can't believe that anyone could get good results with this radio. Maybe they live in a small town with only one radio station and a strong signal. I had so much interference, it was ridiculous. I was always tweaking the station I was listening to to get a good signal. Digital tuners are the only way to go for these small radios and no real antenna.
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