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product_id: 413702981
title: "Raddy RF750 Portable Shortwave Radio AM/FM/SW/WB Receiver with NOAA Alerts - Pocket Retro Mini Radio Rechargeable, w/ 9.85 Ft Wire Antenna"
brand: "radioddity"
price: "€ 48.29"
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# 3-in-1 radio, BT speaker & SD player 4-band AM/FM/SW/WB reception Rechargeable USB-C battery Raddy RF750 Portable Shortwave Radio AM/FM/SW/WB Receiver with NOAA Alerts - Pocket Retro Mini Radio Rechargeable, w/ 9.85 Ft Wire Antenna

**Brand:** radioddity
**Price:** € 48.29
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 📻 Retro style meets next-gen signal — never miss a beat or a broadcast!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Raddy RF750 Portable Shortwave Radio AM/FM/SW/WB Receiver with NOAA Alerts - Pocket Retro Mini Radio Rechargeable, w/ 9.85 Ft Wire Antenna by radioddity
- **How much does it cost?** € 48.29 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- radioddity enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted radioddity brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Stay Alert, Stay Safe:** Integrated NOAA weather alerts keep you ahead of storms and emergencies—because preparedness is the new luxury.
- • **Retro Vibes, Modern Tech:** Vintage-inspired design meets digital precision with 6 sound effects and a nostalgic equalizer display.
- • **All-in-One Audio Powerhouse:** Seamlessly switch between AM, FM, Shortwave, and Weather Band with crystal-clear DSP-enhanced reception.
- • **Effortless Charging & Playback:** USB-C rechargeable battery plus Bluetooth and SD card support for your personalized soundtrack anywhere.
- • **Pocket-Sized Adventure Companion:** Compact, lightweight, and equipped with a 9.85 ft external antenna for unbeatable signal strength on the go.

## Overview

The Raddy RF750 is a compact, rechargeable 4-band shortwave radio featuring AM/FM/SW/WB reception with DSP-enhanced clarity, a 9.85 ft external antenna for superior signal, NOAA weather alerts for emergency readiness, and versatile playback options including Bluetooth and SD card support—all wrapped in a stylish retro design perfect for modern adventurers and preparedness enthusiasts.

## Description

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Review: Surprisingly awesome! - I am an avid short wave listener, as well as a ham radio operator. I also like motorcycles, and motorcycle camping. That said, you could imagine that I like to combine both, and I usually took a Grundig radio with me on my adventures. It worked well and has good sound, but cost me $300 and was much larger than this thing. I originally bought this radio because, like the Baofeng ham radios, it was a brutally cheap Chinese radio. I figured if this one didn't work well, or I broke it or lost it, would I really be out much? Well after having it for a couple of weeks, I can say I would be out quite a bit. Simply put, this radio is pretty doggone awesome! It came with about a 10 ft section of wire and an external antenna, but that's not a very good antenna in my opinion. I have 100 ft 18 gauge long wire that I clip to the antenna, and it rivals the Grundig for sensitivity. The sound is pretty good for its size, and though I've seen criticisms about its battery life, it's just a short USB-C charge away from being full. I usually carry several USB charger packs with me, so I have no problem with battery life at all. I used it a couple of hours every evening, and it made it 5 days and still had power. What is surprising to me Is that even though as an 'analog style' tuner, it really is a digital radio. Being so small the analog tuner is, as you would imagine, somewhat hard to get right on the channel. But not to worry, the digital signal processing part of the radio seems to latch on to the frequency very easily and bring it to the forefront. A simple up or down twist of the tuner easily takes it to a different station, but you can pick out whatever you're listening to pretty easily. It's as if the tuner knob is used to basically nudge the frequency 'focus' up or down, just let the digital part of the radio handle the rest. It also has a pre-program feature that goes through the frequency band and saves anything of merit into the presets. I find that it works very well, and even though you're not quite sure what frequency it is, if you listen to SWL long enough, you know generally where your stations and it's not hard to pick them out. It has several other features that really aren't very practical for what I do, such as Bluetooth or microSD card. I've tried the Bluetooth with my phone, and it works fine, but it certainly is not a Bose mini sound bar. Which it wasn't designed to be by any means, and I have no use for it as such. This thing works great, is small, lightweight, and perfect for motorcycle camping. I would think it would be nice for backpackers or a similar use, and has decent enough battery life that I don't think it would be an issue unless you were a serious, long-term backpacker. I have plenty of other things that need charging, such as a GoPro or a drone, and they all use micro USB so this fits right in with everything else. The retro look is interesting as well, but instead of an old timey radio, this is a pretty powerful digital receiver underneath the olive drab color. In summary, this is curiously, interesting little digital radio with an analog control knob, that seems to work all bands up to 17 MHz or so very well. I don't know if I'm quite ready to retire my grundig, but honestly this seems to fit the bill as a replacement very well. And it's about 1/5 the size, so I think it's going to go on quite a few more trips with me and the Grundig will retire to an earned place on the shelf in the ham shack.
Review: Amazing little radio! - Bit smaller than I figure it would be and surprised on how well and loud it sounds for its size. Has very good reception. This thing has a dsp chip that is very good on locking on a shortwave frequency even when the station falls into the static. I have another radio with the dsp chips that goes haywire when the shortwave station falls into static giving me thoughts on not liking analog tuning radios made these days. Well this radio shows that these modern analog tuning radios with the dsp chip are working better. However. The tuner of the radio kinda has a drawback. It is easily overloaded by strong local am stations when connected to the longwire antenna. I had a quick solution to help lower the overload by raising the antenna one section high and wrapping a thin coated wire around the antenna with no bare wire touching the radio’s antenna. Only strip off the wire at the end away from the radio’s antenna and attach the long wire antenna to the stripped end. Also I have another wire attached from the earth ground to where the long wire antenna is attached to the other wire to the antenna. Shortwave signal comes in very well and overload is greatly reduced. Local am and fm stations from strong to weak come in very well. With the sound so good on this thing from the radio and memory card. Over all the years hearing the noaa radio station on many different radios. This radio is yet the best thing I heard the weather station on. The sound analyzer light display is another thing I like best about this radio. Makes me think of the light displays that stereos and boomboxes used to have. For the price of this radio. It is very good and fun to have.

## Features

- What's new? ❶ 3-in-1: Radio, BT speaker, SD card music player. ❷ RF750 added a 9.85' wire antenna, strengthening the reception to pick up more stations. ❸ It comes with USB-C charging port and a removable lithium battery. ❹ It is a preparedness radio with NOAA weather alert.
- AM/FM/SW/WB Radio: Tune in to your favorite AM (520-1710KHz), FM (87-108MHz), or SW (5.7-17.9MHz) frequencies, but also pick up the weather band (162.400-162.550MHz) and get alerts about NOAA weather hazards in your area.
- Improved Reception. The embedded DSP chip enhances the sensitivity of gaining good reception while enabling you to set the spacing and frequency for listening to your station loud and clear.
- Retro Speaker with Amazing Sound! This vintage equalizer look, will remind you of the "communications look" radios of the '70s? Turn it on, you can be astonished by the crisp audio and the 6 types of sound effects.
- Compact Size: Easy to slide into your pocket or bag, the RF750 is also equipped with a braided wrist strap for hanging. Whether you are a camper, hiker, or preparing for an emergency, this is the perfect radio for you.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B09Q8XXBBD |
| Additional Features | Built-In AM Antenna, Lightweight, Portable, Rechargeable, support SD card (Max 256G) |
| Antenna Location | Music, News |
| Best Sellers Rank | #45,630 in Electronics ( See Top 100 in Electronics ) #99 in Portable Shortwave Radios |
| Brand | Radioddity |
| Built-In Media | 1 x 1000mAh BL-5C battery, 1 x 9.85 ft External Antenna, 1 x RF750 Multi-functional Shortwave Radio, 1 x Storage Bag (Waterproof), 1 x Wrist Strap |
| Color | Olive Green |
| Compatible Devices | Smartphone |
| Connectivity Technology | Bluetooth |
| Customer Reviews | 4.2 out of 5 stars 1,095 Reviews |
| Display Technology | no display |
| Display Type | no display |
| Enclosure Material | Aluminum |
| Frequency | 108 MHz |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 04897093827333 |
| Hardware Interface | USB 3.0 Type C |
| Item Dimensions L x W x H | 5"L x 2"W x 5.91"H |
| Manufacturer | Raddy |
| Model Number | RF750 |
| Number of Batteries | 1 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included) |
| Power Source | Battery Powered, USB-C Charging |
| Product Dimensions | 5"L x 2"W x 5.91"H |
| Radio Bands Supported | 4-Band |
| Speaker Maximum Output Power | 5 Watts |
| Special Feature | Built-In AM Antenna , Lightweight, Portable, Rechargeable, support SD card (Max 256G) |
| Style Name | Retro |
| Tuner Technology | AM/FM/WB/SW |
| Tuner Type | AM/FM/WB/SW |
| Voltage | 5 Volts (DC) |
| Warranty Description | 18-months warranty |
| Water Resistance Level | Not Water Resistant |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Radioddity
- **Color:** Olive Green
- **Connectivity Technology:** Bluetooth
- **Power Source:** Battery Powered, USB-C Charging
- **Product Dimensions:** 5"L x 2"W x 5.91"H
- **Radio Bands Supported:** 4-Band
- **Special Feature:** Built-In AM Antenna, Lightweight, Portable, Rechargeable, support SD card (Max 256G)
- **Style:** Retro
- **Tuner Technology:** AM/FM/WB/SW

## Images

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## Questions & Answers

**Q: Does this have a headphone jack for wired headphones?**
A: No, there is no headphone jack on the RF750.  That's the only downfall with this tiny radio.

**Q: Does it come with the battery?**
A: It does come with a Battery

**Q: What is it made out of... plastic or metal? kind of shock nobody's asked that already?**
A: The case is a simple molded plastic. It cannot tame major shock or use by children. On the other hand, it receives multiband just as advertised. For cost and performance it is a fantastic value for your emergency supplies. I'm planning on obtaining at least 2 more.

**Q: Description says am radio as well, but not in radio or mentioned in the instructions.  what am i doing wrong?**
A: AM radio is shown on the radio as MW (medium wave).

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Surprisingly awesome!
*by R***L on March 31, 2023*

I am an avid short wave listener, as well as a ham radio operator. I also like motorcycles, and motorcycle camping. That said, you could imagine that I like to combine both, and I usually took a Grundig radio with me on my adventures. It worked well and has good sound, but cost me $300 and was much larger than this thing. I originally bought this radio because, like the Baofeng ham radios, it was a brutally cheap Chinese radio. I figured if this one didn't work well, or I broke it or lost it, would I really be out much? Well after having it for a couple of weeks, I can say I would be out quite a bit. Simply put, this radio is pretty doggone awesome! It came with about a 10 ft section of wire and an external antenna, but that's not a very good antenna in my opinion. I have 100 ft 18 gauge long wire that I clip to the antenna, and it rivals the Grundig for sensitivity. The sound is pretty good for its size, and though I've seen criticisms about its battery life, it's just a short USB-C charge away from being full. I usually carry several USB charger packs with me, so I have no problem with battery life at all. I used it a couple of hours every evening, and it made it 5 days and still had power. What is surprising to me Is that even though as an 'analog style' tuner, it really is a digital radio. Being so small the analog tuner is, as you would imagine, somewhat hard to get right on the channel. But not to worry, the digital signal processing part of the radio seems to latch on to the frequency very easily and bring it to the forefront. A simple up or down twist of the tuner easily takes it to a different station, but you can pick out whatever you're listening to pretty easily. It's as if the tuner knob is used to basically nudge the frequency 'focus' up or down, just let the digital part of the radio handle the rest. It also has a pre-program feature that goes through the frequency band and saves anything of merit into the presets. I find that it works very well, and even though you're not quite sure what frequency it is, if you listen to SWL long enough, you know generally where your stations and it's not hard to pick them out. It has several other features that really aren't very practical for what I do, such as Bluetooth or microSD card. I've tried the Bluetooth with my phone, and it works fine, but it certainly is not a Bose mini sound bar. Which it wasn't designed to be by any means, and I have no use for it as such. This thing works great, is small, lightweight, and perfect for motorcycle camping. I would think it would be nice for backpackers or a similar use, and has decent enough battery life that I don't think it would be an issue unless you were a serious, long-term backpacker. I have plenty of other things that need charging, such as a GoPro or a drone, and they all use micro USB so this fits right in with everything else. The retro look is interesting as well, but instead of an old timey radio, this is a pretty powerful digital receiver underneath the olive drab color. In summary, this is curiously, interesting little digital radio with an analog control knob, that seems to work all bands up to 17 MHz or so very well. I don't know if I'm quite ready to retire my grundig, but honestly this seems to fit the bill as a replacement very well. And it's about 1/5 the size, so I think it's going to go on quite a few more trips with me and the Grundig will retire to an earned place on the shelf in the ham shack.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Amazing little radio!
*by B***5 on August 5, 2024*

Bit smaller than I figure it would be and surprised on how well and loud it sounds for its size. Has very good reception. This thing has a dsp chip that is very good on locking on a shortwave frequency even when the station falls into the static. I have another radio with the dsp chips that goes haywire when the shortwave station falls into static giving me thoughts on not liking analog tuning radios made these days. Well this radio shows that these modern analog tuning radios with the dsp chip are working better. However. The tuner of the radio kinda has a drawback. It is easily overloaded by strong local am stations when connected to the longwire antenna. I had a quick solution to help lower the overload by raising the antenna one section high and wrapping a thin coated wire around the antenna with no bare wire touching the radio’s antenna. Only strip off the wire at the end away from the radio’s antenna and attach the long wire antenna to the stripped end. Also I have another wire attached from the earth ground to where the long wire antenna is attached to the other wire to the antenna. Shortwave signal comes in very well and overload is greatly reduced. Local am and fm stations from strong to weak come in very well. With the sound so good on this thing from the radio and memory card. Over all the years hearing the noaa radio station on many different radios. This radio is yet the best thing I heard the weather station on. The sound analyzer light display is another thing I like best about this radio. Makes me think of the light displays that stereos and boomboxes used to have. For the price of this radio. It is very good and fun to have.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ RADDY Radio
*by G***N on May 26, 2025*

The Radio does a superior job with amazing sound from such a small speaker. It also give you so many choices of what band to play, with lights that show you the stations, how good the reception is, and how much power is used to find that station in your area. The battery lasts for a long time, and the special attachment for Shortwave stations brings more stations in. I recommend this Radio for all who want something to take where ever they go.

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