It has pros and cons. In the pros, the construction quality of the radio itself is quite good. The materials are good and the buttons inspire confidence. The remote control has a terrible feel, although it can control most of the radio's functions quite well.

I only tried the USB (not the SD card) - generally, it reads MP3s (up to 64GB USB stick, only FAT32 and exFAT, I think). However, the port is in a quite inconvenient position (right at the back), so if you want to have it close to a wall, you will need a small-sized USB stick.

The sound is about what you would expect for a radio of this size and price. Don't expect to be blown away, but it's good enough to break the silence in a small room and relatively clear. The station tuning is automatic and quite easy, with up to 60 preset stations (enough for Athens).

A major negative point is that the battery doesn't last that long, and if you let it "dry out" even when it's plugged in, it won't wake up for at least ten minutes, not to mention that it also loses the clock setting.

Very good choice in relation to its price, I would like a slightly bigger battery and a slightly easier handling. Overall, it is recommended for purchase.