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Portable FM Radio and Mini MP3 Player
Portable FM Radio and Mini MP3 Player
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Compact FM Radio and MP3 Player for Everyday Listening
Enjoy clear FM radio and your favorite digital music in one compact device. This portable FM radio and mini MP3 player features a built-in 3W speaker (57 mm) with a frequency response of 240 Hz-15 kHz, delivering clear sound for news, talk shows, and music. Powered by a rechargeable 18650 3.7V/1200 mAh battery and charged via DC 5V (USB), it is designed for reliable daily use at home, at work, or on the go.
With its small footprint (approximately 3 x 12 x 7 cm / 1.2 x 4.7 x 2.75 in), this player fits easily in a bag, drawer, or backpack. Use it as an FM radio (70-108 MHz) or as an MP3 player via TF card (microSD, card not included). Simple front-panel controls let you adjust volume, change tracks, and tune stations quickly, while the telescopic antenna helps improve FM reception. The included rechargeable battery and USB charging cable ensure you can start using it right away.
Why It's a Smart Choice
- 2-in-1 Functionality - Combines FM radio and MP3 playback in one device, reducing the need for multiple gadgets.
- Portable and Space-Saving - Lightweight, compact design is easy to carry to the office, gym, camping trips, or around the house.
- Rechargeable Convenience - Includes a replaceable 18650 battery and USB charging cable for cost-effective, cordless listening.
FAQ
Q: How do I play my own music on this device?
A: Load MP3 files onto a TF (microSD) card, insert it into the slot on the player, then use the controls to select and play tracks.
Q: Can I use headphones with this player?
A: Yes. You can connect a wired headset (compatible audio jack) if you prefer private listening.
Q: How is the battery charged?
A: Use the included USB charging cable and connect it to a 5V USB power source such as a USB charger, power bank, or computer.
Q: Does it work without a TF card?
A: Yes. You can listen to FM radio without a TF card by tuning to your preferred stations.
