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Aluratek AIRMM01 Internet Radio Alarm Clock with built-in WiFi (Black)
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This thing is awesome!
(5 out of 5) by Sarah A. Garrison on Dec 29, 2008 (Seattle, WA)It takes under 5 minutes to set up... no joke. Lots of great stations. The remote is a little wonky and takes a bit (few minutes?) to get used to. It even knows what time it is right off the bat and everything... literally NO set up!!
1 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
Aluratek Internet Radio Alarm Clock with WIFI
(4 out of 5) by Cecil Clark on Dec 2, 2008 (San Antonio, TX)I love being able to tune in and listen to music or other entertainment from all of the different countries. It's does not do very well with FM stations in that after some period of time, it stops playing the FM station. It is slow to respond to the remote. It wasn't that difficult to setup and would be much easier if it had an interface to allow me to use my laptop to configure it. The price wasn't bad and all in all a pretty good radio.
1 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
Very stisdfied
(4 out of 5) by C. Dohm on Oct 24, 2008 (Florida)A little hard to get used to the controls and screens but once learned, it is easy to program. Had no trouble getting on the wifi once I found the wifi code. That could be a problem if you didn't save it. Great receiver for "news hounds."
0 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
A prayer answered
(5 out of 5) by Ralph Waldo Emerson III on Nov 13, 2009 (Ventura, California USA)I live in a radio wasteland. 1 NPR station (which is great) and 2 Classical stations. This fine little fellow has enabled me to cast off the shackles of
opinionated onesided nicompoops and find solace in net space.
It goes everywhere and I love it.
It's bit dicey to get a handle on operation but once done it makes sense. You will need a wireless router for optimum performance.
It's screen is a "blue" that hurts my eyes when searching.
Now I can go to sleep listening to "Lights Out" or New York news.
Ralph Waldo Emerson III
opinionated onesided nicompoops and find solace in net space.
It goes everywhere and I love it.
It's bit dicey to get a handle on operation but once done it makes sense. You will need a wireless router for optimum performance.
It's screen is a "blue" that hurts my eyes when searching.
Now I can go to sleep listening to "Lights Out" or New York news.
Ralph Waldo Emerson III
0 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
Nice when it actually works...
(2 out of 5) by James Hart on Sep 27, 2009Bought this mainly to listen to a few local stations that are just out of regular reception range. They are all listed in the vTuner site. The problem is more than 1/2 of the time the radio refuses to stream stations. Of the 1/2 of the time it works... it locks up a 1/4 of them.
I've opened tickets that took forever for response... both with Aluratek and vTuner. Some issues were kinda fixed but creating others.
So... after a couple months of headache, it's sitting mostly unusable and I'm shopping for a different internet radio.
I've opened tickets that took forever for response... both with Aluratek and vTuner. Some issues were kinda fixed but creating others.
So... after a couple months of headache, it's sitting mostly unusable and I'm shopping for a different internet radio.