Midland - ER310, Emergency Crank Weather AM/FM Radio
multiPLE power sources,SOS emergency Flashlight, NOAA weather Scan + Alert (Red/Black)
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About Midland - ER310, Emergency Crank Weather AM/FM Radio
Overall Feedback:
82% positive
74% found connectivity options easy
I noticed that the radio has 2 USB ports, one is input port meant to charge the Li-ion battery and the other is output port to provide power to a cell phone.
78% were impressed with the portability
I like the portability of the radio with its small size, molded handle, built-in flashlight, and easy button tuning capacity.
70% liked the frequency range
Radio reception was good on both FM frequencies and Weather bands in north eastern Ontario.
66% were satisfied with display and controls
I learned to turn off the radio by pressing and holding the 'BAND' button and watching the display.
The radio has a digital LCD panel that displays time, radio function, and battery status.
I can tune in my favorite station even in the dark with the radio's clock, LCD backlit display, and digital tuning.
I am happy that the digital display has 3 backlight options, making it easy to operate the radio in the dark and eliminating unnecessary light in my RV when I sleep.
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84% appreciated the audio quality, however 16% were dissatisfied
The sound quality of both the built-in speaker and the earphone output is more than adequate for a portable radio.
The sound quality is average for the internal speaker, but better when speakers are plugged in. It's not a HiFi system.
66% appreciated the antenna length and design, while 34% struggled
To find channels easily, fully extend the antenna and place it near a window or exterior door for stronger signal.
The new model antenna is not as easily used or positioned to maximize reception as it is a simple pull out- no rotation of the antenna.
The antenna design is poor as it sticks out past the body, making it easy to snap off.
