Reviews Sencor SRD 210 BS
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Martin, Ostrava
Rated 21/08/2024, variant Sencor SRD 210 B
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Can' t tune to 100% clean
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Marie, Staré Ždánice
Rated 18/03/2024, variant Sencor SRD 210 B
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handy little radio, satisfaction
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Martin, Praha
Rated 10/03/2024, variant Sencor SRD 210 B
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great functionality
good price
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Michal, Praha 3 - Žižkov
Rated 05/08/2020, variant Sencor SRD 210 B
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Price/performance ratio
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Jiří, Smrček
Rated 02/12/2019, variant Sencor SRD 210 B
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small
loud enough even with bass
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Ondřej, Rychnovek
Rated 18/10/2018, variant Sencor SRD 210 B
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plays nicely for the price good
price
sensitive station control, otherwise nothing
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Jan, Město Touškov
Rated 13/08/2017, variant Sencor SRD 210 B
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serves as it should
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Customer
Rated 25/11/2016, variant Sencor SRD 210 B
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everything I expected from a small radio
it goes so no: )
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Tereza, České Budějovice
Rated 06/04/2016, variant Sencor SRD 210 B
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Good sound
Catches a lot of stations
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Lucie, Praha 3 - Žižkov
Rated 20/02/2016, variant Sencor SRD 210 B
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Classic controls - suitable for older people (we chose the hospital for a mother used to similar controls for her radio at home).
Stable, easy to grip even for people with limited mobility.
Sounds good, loud enough, considering the low price very good quality reproduction.
The battery/power option is also a positive. The batteries allow the radio to be carried and increase the stability of the device, rather than it falling over when operated.
The band selection/switching not only has the expected three positions (off-on/ FM/ AM), but also intermediate positions, where reception of the set wavelength is obviously poor. But you can get used to it - the lever has to fit properly.
If there is no possibility to use a mains connection, the three large batteries needed for operation are quite expensive.
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