Works fine for recommened Sony radio
581624
We have a Sony ICF-M410V AM/FM/TV/Weather band radio [...], and this adaptor works fine with it.  There's a little noise on the weaker AM stations, but it's not objectionable.  We don't typically listen to AM radio anyway so it's not an issue for us.  The other bands are clear with no added noise at all.
It's a little pricey, but comparable to the price of rechargeable batteries and a charger.
4350077
A got it to listen to the presidential debates since I have no working TV. This inexpensive Coby radio did the job just fine. Picks up strong local stations loud and clear, without static. Not much good for fine tuning weak stations, and not much to pick up on SW. Plug in works if you have a socket, have yet to try it with batteries. If you live near radio stations, have little money like me, then give it a try. I'm very happy with it.
756896
I think this is a very affordable alternative to the Sony brand and functionally it seems to be the same.  Two thumbs up!
4016090
Very nice and easy to operate, but not loud enough to really rock out. I bought this to replace a Sony boom box of similar size that did not have an aux port. The sony was a bit louder and still clear. I still think this is a good value.
1998585
I'm reviewing this little Sony radio as a guy who spent the last 28 years repairing, tuning, aligning, maintaining radio channels and generally playing with Commercial 2-way & Amateur radios.  The review is pretty simple and I'm only reviewing the AM Band part of the radio.

1.  The radio is remarkably sensitive in the AM band for a little $10 radio.  Sitting on my front porch in Central California I could easily pick up Las Vegas (720 AM) and KFI in Los Angeles both of which were very stable signal receptions - Full Quieting even.

2.  The Radio has nice clear tone.

3.  The tuning scale is a little tight so it takes a little patience to locate weaker signals - but they are there.

4.  The radio has a little red tuning light that shows when you pass an AM signal.  You can use the light to set the tuning dial to maximum signal.  It can also be used to orient the radio to obtain maximize antenna coupling/orientation to the station you're trying to listen to for maximum signal strength.

5.  The radio has a VERY directional antenna located inside of the case.  This means if you're trying to tune a weak station, you may not hear it until you rotate the radio a bit on it's "long axis" to get the antenna pointed in the correct direction.  You have to work with it a bit - It ain't FM.  The external whip antenna has nothing to do with receiving AM Signals.

Conclusion:  Concerning the AM Section of this unit, this is the best little $10 radio I've had since I broke my wonderful little 1970's RCA pocket transistor.  This Sony would actually make a pretty good DX radio (DX = Long Distance Reception) for a radio enthusiast determined to pick up weak, distance signals on the confines of a little pocket radio.  It a very nice looking little radio.
1710239
This was purchased to replace a much more costly Harman Kardon 5.1 receiver, which I found had a weak FM tuner and difficult to configure surround settings.  The Sony has been a pleasant surprise; good FM, more than adequate power and the 7.1 surround is quite and improvement over the 5.1.  The remote is even user friendly (though I use a Sony touch screen universal).  I think it may have a slightly edgy sound (compared to the H-K); but I'm always looking for flaws because of the low price!

For years I used Sony products until their reliability became very poor.  But recently that seems to have changed, happily enough.
179569
I received the radio in good shape and in a reasonable amount of time.
The packaging wasn't done overkill, no plastic pillows or peanuts - glad to see they're using mostly recyclable brown cardboard.  The installation went fairly straightforward - no glitches - I installed this under a corner kitchen cabinet.  I would suggest Sony provide a larger washerhead screw for the mounting as insurance against the screws pulling through a soft fiberboard cabinet bottom (if your cabinets are cheap like mine were...)  I lucked out with the radio reception picking up my favorite fm stations (didn't even have to unfurl the power cord out - this was my greatest concern)  The single cd player works fine.  I like the volume adjust dial on the right side - intuitive use design.  Don't need the kitchen timer on the left dial - already got that on my stove - don't most?  Pre-set radio station buttons work well.  Nice low profile - didn't loose much counter space underneath.

The sound is very good - no problem w/ volume either - I can play this quite loud (level 6) and hear it in other rooms - I have yet to crank to maximum (level 10)  Bass sound is good for it's size - mostly due to reflection capability off the countertop.  Digital clock is ok, but I can't see the numbers that great from across the room (25 feet).  I don't use the magnetic remote control - call me old fashioned - I just walk up to the unit for control - besides - I think I have grown an aversion towards life w/ so many remote controls w/ lots of buttons that you can't remember their functions and are not intuitively labeled. (Remember TV's when you had to walk up to the set and rotate the channel dial?  Remote control then was a fork on a 6 foot stick to turn that dial!)
Overall, it does what it's supposed to do well, I will get another one for my own house.  I reccommend this product.  I would not get the 5 cd player unit - more stuff to go bad and break down plus a thicker body unit would use more under cabinet - countertop space.
1819
Works fine. Not the fanciest of radios, but I would recommend to anyone who wants a cheap stereo headset. It's nice to have the LCD for a clock and tuning to stations, instead of just searching with a wheel.
1585611
Fits my Radio Shack pro 200 scanner and picks up channels fine. I know its for radio, but this was an affordable way to go. Cable is short about 2ft
3643793
Works well with my Baofeng uv-82 with dual ptt. It's small in size, wich I like. It's not too bulky. The dual ptt works fine. Good speaker volume. Most of the times the lenght of the cable it's perfect. Some times, like at the car... I wish it would be a little bit larger. I recommend this accesory four your Baofeng handheld.
3933166
I live in Portland OR which has about 14 HD stations.  I receive them all clearly without any switching back and forth to analog. My indoor antenna is a Terk pi.  The sound on analog only stations was much better than my 15 year old Rotel FM tuner which cost eight times more than the Sony--better channel separation and imaging.  It is annoying to have to reset time and preset stations after there is a power failure, but as far as how it sounds the Sony definitely gets five stars
3338923
I was delighted that another reviewer said this product worked for their Sony Shower Radio/CD Player.  I confirm that it does have the right link and I am no longer wasting battery after battery.  I cannot comment further because that was my sole need.  So I am delighted that one problem is resolved.
4578322
I bought this to replace the factory radio of a xterra 06 and it works fair enough - tested CD, SD, USB, Hands Free, Stream, Radio, Reverse Camara. The only thing I did notice was the radio calendar keep resetting to 01/01/2016 for no apparent reason. It happens on random period of time - calendar stay in sync for days before it got reset.
4912762
Worked fine -- Sony Blue Tooth DVD player to J-Tech unit.  JT-Tech extracted digital audio and converted to stereo analog output to amplifier for ceiling speakers.  SONY TV HDMI IN showed video.  Did not test surround sound mode.

I expected only "PASS" mode to provide digital audio to the SONY TV.  In all modes, the SONY TV generated speaker audio.

Not a big issue since TV volume can be set low or off.
1825438
Wanted something dependable for my garage shop bench. I was willing to pay a bit more for 'Sony' quality as I'd had bad luck with Chinese made mini-stereos and the MP3 player function. Good quality. A tad clunky. When the unit is off, it doesn't even display the clock... it has a clock function, but you have to hit a key on the remote for it to display the time for 8 seconds. The USB port works well and even serves as a charger. The speakers are wired and each has around 4-feet of cord. Sound is good, full. Equalizer presets work well. The FM radio is a bit finicky... spend some time moving the included wire antennae around a bit for the best reception. The AA battery for the remote is not included. Overall, I'm pleased... I just expected more from Sony.
2420616
Does its job well by holding my Sony Walkman MP3 player & earphones.
2398035
I needed a low-priced, reasonably functional receiver to replace my 12-year-old Sony. It only needed to manage audio among several devices, which it has done quite well so far. I had had good success with Sony units so I felt this provided the best value for me. YMMV.