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Features
- AM/FM and NOAA Weather Band Pocket Sized Radio
- Excellent selectivity and sensitivity for its size, 5 one touch memory presets
- Built in speaker or can be used with included earbuds
- Backlight, Sleep timer, Clock and Alarm, Removable belt clip
- Runs on (2) AA Batteries
Brand: C.Crane
Color: Black
Special Feature: Includes Earbuds and Removable Belt Clip
Connectivity Technology: Auxiliary
Product Dimensions: 2.5"L x 1"W x 4.25"H
Tuner Technology: AM/FM
Style: Compact
Power Source: Battery Powered
Radio Bands Supported: AM, FM
Included Components: Earphone, Removable Belt Clip
Product Dimensions: 2.5 x 1 x 4.25 inches
Item Weight: 4 ounces
Item model number: CC PKT
Batteries: 2 AA batteries required.
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Date First Available: March 12, 2013
Manufacturer: C.Crane
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Top Amazon Reviews
Products can fail—that’s just reality. But I’m often struck by how many Amazon reviews end not with criticism of the product itself, but of the manufacturer or shipper: no response, no service, no concern. Not so with C. Crane. I bought their CC Pocket radio for working around the yard. Less expensive pocket radios I’ve tried had disappointing FM reception, so I spent a little more for this one based on the reviews. The FM reception turned out to be excellent, and the sound quality was great day after day. Then the earphone jack went bad. I contacted C. Crane and heard back within a day. I returned the radio under warranty, and they shipped me a replacement within a week—quick, easy, and hassle-free. If you’re shopping for a pocket radio, you’ll find plenty of options. But for me, there’s only one manufacturer I trust: C. Crane, based in Northern California.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 1, 2025 by Steve
I bought this radio as a gift for my grandmother and it truly is a gem. She loves it and the battery lasts much longer compared to the ones she has had before. It is very easy to use, and the digital display with large buttons has made her life much easier. She is 92 years old and the signal quality is excellent. Using the headphones as an antenna solved the problem she always had of breaking the antenna while handling it. The sound is great and the build quality is very solid. This was a wonderful find.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 14, 2025 by Emmanuel
Best reception you will find in a small transistor radio ever! Worth every penny!
Reviewed in the United States on January 23, 2026 by Kam
Just received this and overall I love it. However, if you look directly at the LCD display, it is slightly fuzzy, an effect that is more obvious in the dark when you are relying on the temporary backlit effect. You don't see a nice sharp display unless you turn the radio slightly away from you, with the left hand side away and the right hand side closer. (In bright or normal daylight, where the backlight doesn't come into play, when looking head-on you may only think the LCD display is simply a little dim). I wrote to CCrane and received a prompt, courteous reply. I thought it was a manufacturing defect, but this is by design. The person who wrote me said CCrane noticed that a lot of people hold pocket radios at a slight angle facing away as described above, so they designed the LCD to display sharpest at that angle. This is a novel design to say the least, and I don't see it mentioned in any of the product descriptions either here at Amazon or on the CCrane site. It also occurs to me that left-handed people would likely hold the radio in their left hand with the angle going the wrong way for the sharpest display--I just tested it, and it is so. The company guy who wrote me said it's not clear yet whether they will change this... feature... in the future. So I think that's a stupid idea and it really should be advertised. I use this radio sometimes on my bedstand, and I hate angling it away like that--it's like talking to someone who won't look at you. However, I am sort of extra-sensitive to my physical surroundings and I don't see anyone else complaining about it, so perhaps only a small percentage of customers will care. Still, it's a shame and for how I want to use this it's disappointing. Apart from that I love it. This replaced a Radio Shack pocket radio of almost the exact same proportions (a Sangean?) that soldiered on beautifully for 20 years or so, the kind with VHF TV stations before the digital changeover. I love the weather bands that have replaced that option (interesting that in the mere 28 miles or so between my home in Manassas, Va., and my office in downtown DC, I have to switch between Ch 7 and Ch 3 to get the report. Not a complaint, makes me curious about the broadcast technology). I find the AM reception decent--nothing that blows me away, but within the normal capabilities of a good pocket radio. There is a feature I haven't tried that may improve reception in challenging environments--you can alter the tuning steps in a way that improves the radio's ability to lock in on the station signals. FM stereo reception (via earbuds of course) is outstanding when within range. Nice earbuds by the way. I agree with another poster that the fixed tone of the mono speaker is on the treble side, but lucky for me I prefer that. I also agree that it's odd but not an issue that you have to turn the volume a fair way up when switching from speaker to earbuds. The five-button presets have a satisfying click when you activate them. The "pages" function requires a little thought and attention (to access all presets) but it's there if you want them. Very clever and helpful to include some tips on button functions inside the battery door, since some involve dual action (hit 1 and 3 simultaneously to do something e.g.). Overall I'm satisfied with the purchase but will be keeping an eye on the CCrane site to see if they mend their ways on the odd display. Props for rapid, courteous response from CCrane customer service.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 1, 2013 by Christopher Fotos
I listen to the radio a lot. I have table radios and a few larger portables I use during the day, but I listen in bed before falling asleep at night, and that is where a pocket radio comes in handy. I have two Sony SRF-39s that have been trusty nighttime companions: super lightweight, stunningly long battery life, great sound, excellent sensitivity, analog tuning that encourages me to wander aimlessly around the airwaves, and minimal dials and buttons, so I can access all the functions in the dark. It took me a while to decide to splurge on the C. Crane, but last month I finally took the plunge. I'm glad I did. The Crane is just as sensitive as my Sony, but because it's digital, it's easier to tune and hold onto a signal. I like having the memory buttons, and I'm thankful it doesn't have any additional buttons that would allow me to directly punch in a frequency - I still have to step or scan if I want to channel surf. That element of serendipity is part of the joy of radio listening for me. The Crane is nicely compact and feels sturdy. It's quite a bit heavier than the Sony (and uses two AA batteries rather than Sony's one), but the rubberized sides are a nice touch; I can get a good grip on it. The controls are really well thought out, so I can also use all the functions without any light beyond the digital display. Best of all, when listening through headphones, the Crane sounds the best of any pocket radio I've ever had - and I've had quite a few. The audio has exceptional clarity and presence, whether listening in stereo or mono, and the noise floor is lower than on the Sony. If I had to have just one pocket radio, this would be it. Do note, however, that the sound from the speaker is tinny. If you want a smal radio to listen to without headphones, go for the Sangean SR-35 - it's not quite pocket sized but only $20 and worth every penny.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 5, 2018 by AFCNY