Grundig FR200 Emergency Radio (Red)
by Eton
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Customer Review: Customer service non-existant
Summary: 3 Stars
I recently purchased this item and I've attempted to contact Eton Customer service via their email link on their website. I have not received a reply for the past two weeks. I emailed them again last week to confirm that they got my email and no luck. I enjoy the radio but do not buy this product if you expect any customer service from Eton.
R.
Customer Review: Clunker -- Poorly Made, Didn't Work
Summary: 1 Stars
We ordered this radio to have on hand in case of emergency. After an hour of cranking to start the power, the crank came off. Got it back on, cranked more, came off again. Small heartattack later from all the fruitless cranking, we sent it back the next day. Looking for another option for an emergency radio, haven't found one yet.Customer Review: Grundig Radio
Summary: 5 Stars
Many years ago, I bought the prototype of hand-cranked radios, the Freeplay from South Africa. Today, the Grundig takes this to a much higher level and provides MUCH greater quality and adaptability. I give them as gifts to those who live in situations where the loss of electrical power is a fairly regular phenomenon.Customer Review: Neat Little Radio!
Summary: 5 Stars
I love my little Grundig "Emergency" radio. I use it every day, every morning, to listen to the news on National Public Radio. Why do I like it so much? NO MORE BATTERIES! All I have to do is crank it a little and I can get my morning fix on the news without having to worry about power for my little radio.Customer Review: Great gift
Summary: 5 Stars
These radios aren't designed as toys. I bought them for boys, ages 4 and 7 with instructions to be careful with the antennas. They were fascinated to have their very own radios and carried them everywhere they went on Christmas Day, neglecting their other gifts. Cool!