Pocket AM FM Radio with Bluetooth 5.4, Enhanced Long Antenna, 1100mAh Rechargeable Portable Mini Radio, 30H Playback, LED Display, Loud Speaker 10-Key Presets, for Seniors, Daily News Outdoor, Black

["Enhanced Long Antenna——This portable radio is equipped with an extended telescopic antenna and advanced signal processing, ensuring stable reception for FM/AM even in weak signal areas. Enjoy smooth playback for news, music, talk shows, and storytelling programs anytime, anywhere.","All-in-One Design: Bluetooth 5.4 & Radio & Presets——Not just an AM/FM radio, and support TF card(Not included), it also supports Bluetooth 5.4 streaming to connect to your phone for music. Features a bright LED digital display for easy frequency reading, paired with a 10-key numeric keypad (0-9) for one-touch station access. Save your favorite channels (up to 30 presets) for instant tuning to news, traffic updates, or music broadcasts without complicated operations.","Loud Built-In Speaker & Private Listening——Built with a high-fidelity loud speaker for clear, room-filling sound, perfect for sharing programs with family. A 3.5mm headphone jack is also included for private listening, ideal for late-night use or public spaces. Whether you prefer listening out loud or alone, this radio meets your needs.","1100mAh Rechargeable Battery with 30H Long Playback——Powered by a built-in 1100mAh rechargeable lithium battery, this radio delivers up to 30 hours of continuous playback on a single charge, twice as long as most pocket radios. It supports convenient USB Type-C charging, making it a reliable companion for long trips, outdoor adventures, or emergency use.","Pocket-Sized & Senior-Friendly Design——Compact, lightweight form factor fits easily in your pocket or bag, making it perfect for walking, jogging, or traveling. Large, tactile buttons and simple operation are specially designed for seniors, kids, and users of all ages—no complex setup required. It also serves as a versatile daily companion for catching up on news, enjoying music, or listening to health and sports programs."]