Sangean WR-7 Genuine Mini Desk radio FM Bluetooth rechargeable Black

Sangean WR-7 FM Radio

The Genuine Mini is the most charming radio, you have ever seen. But underestimate his forces not! This FM-receiver in the classic look has a loudspeaker, which will surprise you, supplemented by the acoustically tuned wooden casing. Listen to your favorite FM transmitter in this small version of your conventional table radio.

Despite its classical optics has the genuine mini very modern properties.. You can listen to your own music via an AUX-input and any compatible device via Bluetooth wireless audio streaming. The mini radio has 36 hours battery life, after it has been fully charged!


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Highlights & Details

• Classic FM receiver
• Built-in Bluetooth wireless audio streaming
• Band, tuning and charging LED
• 36 hours of battery life on a full charge.

Delivery

• FM-wire antenna
• Micro-USB charger cable

Comments

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