Sony ICF-704 reviews: Radio
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- Good points:
- easy to use with great sound and batteries last a long time
- Bad points:
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Confirmed purchase: 24 May 2010
Confirmed purchaser Spoken-word listener
- Good points:
- The radio is very easy to use, good sound quality, solidly built and good life of 4 AA batteries
- Bad points:
- The radio's only faults are it is rather bulky to be totally portable and the tuning display can be hard to see sometimes. Would highly recommend this radio though as these are minor quibbles. Another good radio from Sony.
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Confirmed purchase: 18 Oct 2010
Liz, Edinburgh Spoken-word listener
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Was very pleased to find a radio which still gave us options of LW & FM
Good sound & tone - Bad points:
- Slightly difficult to tune
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Review date: 18 Apr 2010
Jean, LONDON Spoken-word listener
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1. As i like to listen to the french radios, in particular France-Inter, the reception, because of the Long Wave Frequency ( not AW ), is almost perfect !
2. Is portable and work on batteries
3. Being aged 77 years old, I like the retro-look
- Bad points:
- Wished it could be used as an alarm clock and had a DAB too
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Review date: 16 Apr 2010
Rick, Staines
- Good points:
- Good size - not intrusive but big enough to have a pleasing sound. Long use out of 4AA batteries. Tuning led is very helpful to get a good signal. Reception is generally good - if not, it is v. easy to move around to get best signal.
- Bad points:
- Not sure I find flush fitting carry handle easy to pull out.
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Confirmed purchase: 14 Mar 2008
Urszula, Leighton Buzzard Spoken-word listener
- Good points:
- The battery life on this product is excellent, especially after my experience with a DAB radio which just 'eats'batteries
- Bad points:
- Can't think of any!
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Confirmed purchase: 10 Mar 2010
Product Features
| Type of radio | Portable |
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| Radio tuner | FM |
| Sound Output in Watts | 0.4 |
| Solar Power | No |
| Dimensions (mm) | 94x207x296 |
| WiFi | No |
| Release date | 2004-04-01 |
| FM tuner | Yes |
| Battery Power | Yes |
| Mains Power | Yes |
Also known as: SONY ICF 704L, Sony ICF 704
Manufacturer's Description
Retro design analogue tuning portable radio with Wide Directional speaker system. AC power cord supplied
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from House of Fraser to Tesco,
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not 398 retailers nor anyone on eBay,
but please don't worry even if it hurts,
you can look for alternatives or
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