Product Comparison: Sangean MMR-88 vs Midland ER310
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- Reception is good, crank and solar power work just fine.
- Great reception, awesome sound, durable quality, easy-to-follow instructions, super portable size and weight.
- FM reception outstanding as usual. The bass this small radio produces will surprise you.
- AM and FM reception is very good compared to other small radios.
- The hand crank and antenna works well. The antenna is quite long for such a small device.
- The crank works easily, is not so small that it is like a hamster cage, but seems sturdy enough as long as it is not abused.
- I liked the large, easy-to-read display, the 2-stage flashlight with SOS strobe, the buttons for control, the rechargeable battery with AA backup, and the handle. The case looked sturdy.
- I'm impressed! The sound quality is really good. Longish antenna. You can feel that it was well-constructed for durability and functionality.
- It is very directional and the signal comes in week. In an emergency situation, it could be problematic.
- The chief weakness of this radio is the metal telescoping antenna.
- The radio is sturdy and an easy size to quickly pack in emergencies.
- This a nice small radio. It works well and sounds better than you would expect from the size of it.
- It is a very nice size, sound is great for this type of radio. Flashlight works well.
- Ingenious and well made, this thing feels bullet-proof and is a perfect, handy size.
- I was a bit disappointed that due to weight and size it would not be as convenient to carry as their pocket models.
- The overall appearance looks rugged and is small enough to carry anywhere with you. I love the way it looks and feels.
- It is unthinkable, unimaginable that such a powerful, debilitating alarm can be housed in such a small body.
- An excellent product. Does an excellent job all in a small convenient package. Looks really durable too.
- Works well and charged quickly. Great sound from a small device. Very happy to pack this up for camping.
- Weight can be small problem if you wanna take it on a backpacking/hiking trip.
- The auto off is a nice feature although a little annoying if you are actually using it to listen to music for an extended period of time.
- This thing is built like a tank! Construction is very durable. The sound quality is great and it honestly surprised me how clear the sound is.
- The flashlight has a bright mode, low mode and a SOS mode. The display lights up orange when you hit any button and it's very clear and easy to read.
- The crank handle seems solid and the flashlight functionality is very good.
- The flashlight, although perfectly adequate, isn't quite as bright as that of some other emergency radios.
- The Flashlight is quite bright, even on the low setting.
- The reception is good. The flashlight and SOS works great and is very bright.
- It's exactly what I was looking for, small sturdy, and well made.
- In addition, the small monoral speaker was tinny so even the clear FM stations were not pleasant to listen to.
- The sound quality is clear but obviously it doesn't sound like a stereo.
- I run the radio 6 to 8 hours every day and have never run down the battery.
- USB will charge the battery from zero to 100% in less than 2 hours.
- I am impressed with the battery charge life. I did let it drain so I could use the hand crank and was pleased with its ease of use and how long it lasted.
- The battery life continues to be very good and with minimal sunlight, charges to extend it even further.
- I thought the battery was bad so I ordered new replacement batteries. They came charged and the radio did work again, until the battery died. Would not charge via the crank, solar or plugged in.
- The solar panel charges even in suprisingly lower (Cloudy / sunset to dusk) levels.
- The supplied cord does not fit my phone, but did fit my Kindle, and charged that device. Also wrapped neatly, the cord fits where the AA Batteries go.
- The unit is a little bigger than we wanted but the overall design, ease of use, and multiple power sources and functions more than make up for any short coming.
- I never charged it when I got the radio and it held what little charge it had once I opened the battery pack and plugged in the rechargeable battery.
- Bright light. Longer batter charge. My dog doesn't hear the dog whistle though. Would recommend to a friend.