Need I say more? There are many stations available and easy to bookmark.

The radio has excellent sound, and great looks.My only concern is that the programming is very fussy, and getting the clock to properly advance at midnight is annoying.I really am satisfied with the abilities of the radio.

The radio is poor when it comes to audio, sounds muffled, quality is poor. FM stations are weak and sound awful. Sending it back I do not recommend.

This unit has a real learning curve, but once you get used to it... it is so worth it. I Have tried many alarm clocks... Love this one. Never thought I would use the remote, but I do.1) you must have the radio or something playing to access the menus.2) Hold the round button down to turn it off3) Tap the round button to snooze it... multiple times for 5, 10, 15, 30 minutes and 0.I contacted them and they were very helpful to understand what I was missing.The sound really is great... plenty of bass but not too much. The digital radio and being able to listen from another room was key for me. The digital radio ensures you can pull in NPR and not worry about it not coming in sometimes like analog. Stereo sound is great.

good sound quality, but a little difficult to set up, well-constructed,

The sound is great, I can pair it with my phone and listen to my music, it'll play Podcasts and Spotify, but it is NOT intuitive. The instructions were written in China by someone who is not a native speaker of English, and they are very poorly written. The interface is not intuitive, so it really takes awhile to figure it out. The associated iPhone app also is not very intuitive. I also find the default screen, (the "home" screen), with the time on it is too bright. The Dim function only works with the music screens, not with the home screen.As of now I'm planning to keep the radio, but I can't say that I'm overjoyed with it.

The product is a nice looking radio with a walnut cabinet, the finish is very good and looks well made. The sound quality is good, a little base heavy but this can be adjusted using the EQ if you go to myEQ you can tone down the base a lift the treble to give a better balance, but having said that it's pretty good and will be adjustable to most people's taste.The user interface is reasonably easy to follow and initial setup is quick and easy. Stability once setup seems good but only time will tell. I have had an internet radio before and required constant resetting if not used for a while.The remote is a bit plasticy but works fine, not sure why there is no batteries supplied.The radio want let me play files from my networked NAS drive, the previous radio could. If the user interface was better and if it could access network available files it would be 5 stars but it looses a star for the points I have mentioned. Plus time will tell for reliability.

We use this as our daily listening radio. The remote is very convenient and easy to use. The combination of FM Broadcast with Internet Radio provides a lot of flexibility and many choices. This is an excellent tabletop radio, I would recommend it.

The radio looks very nice, has good sound and is easy to set up BUT I had to return the first one I received and also the replacement.To start with I had the impression that I did not get new radios. The first one had an empty little plastic bag in the box and the second one had a preset internet radio station from a different country. Furthermore, the first radio switched itself off after 15mins when using the internet radio. I tried resetting to factory settings several times and some other things but nothing helped. The replacement radio then had a problem with the volume adjustment (also described in earlier reviews). Levels 1-6 were very loud, then it was quieter from level 7 onwards, gradually increasing. I did not bother to contact customer support because I expect a radio that costs this much to work without a problem. To receive two with issues is not good.A shame really because I like the LEMEGA M3P. I have now bought another brand though.

Bought this to replace an aging stereo radio for the bedroom. The setup was a bit tricky when using the setup wizard so I ended up doing it manually. I found the UNDOK app very useful. I use it to wake-up the unit, select my subcribed music service over Bluetooth and set the sleep timer. The build and material quality appears top notch. The most important feature is the sound quality which is excellent.Downgrading my initial review because of problems while listening to music over wifi. When using wifi I could hear buzzing and static in the background. I ordered a replacement hoping that it would not have the same problem. The replacement arrived today. This unit came with a different AC adapter but was missing the correct attachment needed tho plug it into the wall outlet. I sent both units back to Amazon, they refunded me the amount of the initial purchase.

Leider schwächelte unser superschöner Teac Analogradio und bot zuletzt nur noch einen Sender.Die Suche nach adäquatem und v.a. wohlklingendem Ersatz für unser Küchenradio gestaltete sich etwas komplizierter, als gedacht. Klar DAB + sollte er können und eine ordentliche Fernbedienung. Die Chromoptik des Teac gefiel uns sehr - v.a. mit dem tiefblauen Hintergrundlicht von Display und Knöpfen. Passte perfekt zu unserer Küchenkombi aus Apfel und Edelstahl.Trotz duzender Modelle passte schon von der Optik her keines der DAB Radios wirklich. Schon das meist schwarze oder weiße Plastik wirkte meist sowas von billig.Es gibt natürlich auch Geräte mit Holz und Aluoptik von führenden HiFianlagenbauern aber die kosten ab 700 Euro aufwärts. Mehr, als 200 Euro wollten wir auch nicht ausgeben - hallo, es ist ein KÜCHENRADIO.Der Besuch eines großen Fachmarktes brachte dann endgültig die Ernüchterung. Egal, was da rum oder draufstand - alles Made in China und alles klang grottenschlecht oder war ohne abgeschlossenes Studium von mindestens 5 Fremdsprachen nicht auf Anhieb zu bedienen. Die FB, falls vorhanden war meist größer, als das Gerät selbst und mit Knöpfen übersäht und die Verkäufer absolut ahnungslos. Warum haben die so einen Schrott überhaupt im Sortiment?Kurz bevor ich ein trümmerhaftes Ausstellungsstück in Nussbaumoptik zum 'Schnäppchenpreis von 450 Euro' beim HiFi Fachgeschäft bestellen wollte, bin ich dann auf ein Video mit Ton des Lemega M3+ gestossen. Optik und Bedienung erschienen brauchbar und der Sound akzeptabel. Für unter 200 Euro gabs FM, DAB+ und sogar Internet über WLAN.Das Gerätt wurde innerhalb von 2 Tagen gut verpackt geliefert und war innerhalb von 5 Minuten ausgepackt und angeschlossen, inkl. Einrichtung per WLANschlüssel. Bedienung wirklich selbsterklärend und simpel. Gehäuse extrem wertig und massiv in Nussbaum, Vorderseite nach hinten/oben leicht abgeschrägt. Passt auf jede Yacht ; ).Schönes Display - und was soll ich sagen - genial - das Menü läuft flüssig, FM, WLAN (Router einen Stock tiefer, ca. 10 m entfernt) und DAB+ Empfang einwandfrei. Spotify geht auch aber das haben wir nicht. Der Klang ist für die Größe (etwa halb so groß, wie der Teac) wirklich gut. Nicht ganz so satte Bässe aber klar und kräftig. Leider gibt es keinen Knopf zum justieren der Tiefen Bässe aber im Menü ist ein Equalizer für verschiedene Musikrichtungen. Auf Normal klingt es aber schon sehr gut und man kann Höhen und Tiefen auch getrennt, individuell anpassen.Je nach Empfangsart und/oder Sender klingt es aber jedesmal anders.Stationen speichern und abrufen, FB und Menüführung funktioniert wirklich einfach und sicher.Schon genial, welche Auswahl hier geboten wird - Stationen aus aller Welt sortiert nach Genre, Land, Epoche etc - tolle Sache.Die Sucherei hat sich gelohnt. Zu dem immer noch stolzen Preis bekommt man ein gutes, hochwertig anmutendes Gerät mit neuester Technik und edler Optik und Haptik.Ich würde sagen es ist das Geld wert und vergleichsweise sogar ein Schnäppchen.Für unseren Zweck ist es perfekt.

Quería una radio por internet que no fuese excesivamente grande y con un bonito diseño.Creo que con esta acerté del todo.Tiene un buen sonido, con un subwoofer en la parte inferior que le da caracter al sonido.Tiene nivel de audio con un buen volumen.Los menús son claros, y fluidos y es bastante intuitivo aunque no hayas manejado ninguna de estas.Nada mas enchufarla se activa un asistente de configuracion que te agiliza el proceso.Salida de auricular en la parte frontal para facilitar la conexion de auriculares.Salida de linea para conectarlo a un amplificador o equipo de música, si necesitas mas potencia. (Aunque la que tiene por sí solo está muy bien).Entrada posterior de usb para reproducir audio en un pendrive, por ejemplo.Permite reproducir audio compartido en tu red. (Yo reproduzco desde un servidor NAS).Fm tradicional con una buena calidad de sonido. Sintonizador DAB Aunque en mi ciudad no hay emisoras de este tipo.Mando con teclas de goma blanditas que permite interactuar con mucha soltura.Salida bassreflex posterior para amplificar los graves.Entrada auxiliar para amplificar cualquier fuente de audio externa.Conexion wifi sin cables para llevarlo por toda la casa. (Es necesario conectarlo a la red eléctrica lógicamente).Ecualizador de audio con varios tipos de ecualización preestablecidos y uno personalizado que permite ajustar graves y agudos a tu gusto.Permite localizar emisoras de radio por pais, genero etc.Función Sleep para que la radio permanezca encendida por un tiempo establecido. (En intervalos de media hora).Dos alarmas para despertador.En general muy contento con la compra.

I have been looking for a replacement for a 1st generation DAB mini hi-fi system, for use in the kitchen, for some time. After a lot of deliberation I settled on this Lemega M3+ and I'm very impressed with it.Build: very impressive right from the packaging to the feel of the unit, very solidly built and looks a treat. I do agree with the other reviewer that the only thing that lets it down are the plastic control buttons on the top, but since you don't really use them, I don't suppose it matters much. The quality overall is top class, given that the equivalent Pure or Ruark would be significantly more expensive.O/S: again very good. As soon as you power up the wizard helps you set up the whole thing and it was connected to my network within minutes. The system is really quite intuitive and a pleasure to use. It works fine with the supplied remote control but even better with the undok app which really is fun. Unfortunately, Windows phones can't get the app, but it's fine with an android tablet.Features: too numerous to mention, but so far the Internet radio is excellent, as is DAB, I confess I haven't tried the FM, but this is the 21st century after all. The DAB reception seems very good and strong and the supplied extending aerial gave all the signal it needs in my kitchen. The unit connected to my NAS drive with no problems and is happy to play CD level digital files, it can't play hi-res files, but that would be expecting a bit much at this price. The headphone outlet sensibly mutes the speakers when you plug in phones. Not tried the alarms, but nice to know they're there. The display is very clear and attractive.Sound: I confess to being an audiophile, so sound is very important to me. The unit is in a large kitchen and is able to fill the room adequately with no distortion. I can't say the quality is hi-fi, but this is a tabletop radio after all and in that context it is very good. It is a little bit "plummy", but I shall play with the various "voicings" which are available to equalise the sound, I had a quick play with them and didn't notice much difference, but it probably is worth investigating further. Don't get me wrong, I'm very satisfied and happy with the sound in the context of the price and size of the radio, it is only 11 inches long after all.Overall, I'm very pleased with this purchase, its stylish, looks good, sounds good and is a pleasure to use. Now all I need is for them to send me their M2 so I can evaluate that as a clock radio in the bedroom.