Jensen JCR-375 Stereo Digital Dual-Alarm Clock with Top-Loading CD Player, FM Tuner, USB Charging Port, and Battery Backup

It works pretty well for what I needed it for. I work in an area where I cannot have any wireless devices or cell phones and I like to listen to music and news during the day. It would be nice if the antenna was more powerful, but it works the way you'd expect it to inside an office environment. It has the features I was looking for and the cd player functions well. Sound quality through the 3.5 mm headphone/earbuds jack is fine. Decent little unit for the price. No complaints.

This clock is not worth the money! Some of the lights that display the time quit working so you have to guess what time it is since some numbers are not fully lighted! And it’s very complicated to set the time and the alarm!

A nice sounding radio to wake up to. You will need a college education on the setup. Secret: (not stated in the manual) Set the preset radio stations BEFORE trying to set an alarm. The alarm setting for the radio station is not manually set as the instructions might display but only uses pre-set stations.

A little difficult to understand the operational functions, but then again I am 83 years old, not a techie.

Attractive unit, however it hums nonstop. It was a bit difficult to set up the time and once set continues to add time. It is now displaying time 15 minutes ahead of regular time. CD sound quality is OK, but not able to increase volume substantially. The purchase is OK for a quick fix.

Sounds Good, Looks good, Only name brand one I could find, Has wake to sleep and HAS OPTION FOR MP3 CD even through it doesn't specify and the one that does is 30 more. Good Value. Works good, Only Issues are cannot setup wake to sleep to random songs on CD and cannot find out how to advance albums on mp3 CDs

User frustrating. First, there isn't a clean way to turn off the radio. If you don't hit the function button just right, you have to cycle through the other modes. Usually tapping the function button just takes you to AUH (meaning auxiliary) and the radio still isn't off. You're also supposed to be able to preset the radio to up to 20 different stations. No matter how closely I follow the steps in the user's guide, I can't set more than one. I'm missing something or something isn't clear. Volume control is two buttons, one each for + and -, in steps. Annoying to use, especially in a dark bedroom. What was wrong with a turnable knob that was easy to adjust any way you liked? Instead of being user friendly, you have to fight this product every step of the way.

Good sound and quality!