Sony SRFH4 Analog Tuning AM / FM Headphone Radio (Discontinued by Manufacturer)

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Compact Lighweight Stylish Design
FM / AM Stereo Analog Tuner
Double Adjustable Headband for Added Stability and Comfort
Flexible Helical Antenna with Light Reflector for Pedestrian Safety
Operates On 1 AA Battery (Not Included)

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Batteries : 1 AAA batteries required.
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : No
Package Dimensions : 28.19 x 16.51 x 3.56 cm; 130 Grams
Date First Available : 28 June 2018
Manufacturer : Sony
ASIN : B0001M3N7O
Item Model Number : SRFH4

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SONY SRF-H4 -- Tune in and turn on to your favorite broadcasts while working or working out with this comfortable Walkman(R) FM / AM Stereo Headphone Radio. FM Sensitivity Local - Distance ( DX ) Switch

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Morris Foutch

Good product

Reviewed in the United States on 11 November 2019

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This is my second HRSRF in 30 years; the original still works fine but has been thru the usage mill. I also have an iPhone but I don't like earbud cables and due to an allergy ear issue I do not use the iPhone bud much. Thanks Amazon and I hope you will continue to peddle this product, it's of very good quality

Kenneth Stuart

Improved version of the already good SRF-H3

Reviewed in the United States on 19 May 2004

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I already own the previous Sony product, the SRF-H3. That is a fine product for the money, which I use while working out.
So, when I needed another headphone radio, I decided to buy another SRF-H3, but then noticed that Sony had just updated the product as the new SRF-H4.
The new version has been improved in a number of ways:
- The larger ear pad fits more comfortably and don't move from the correct position.
- The FM tuner now does a better job of rejecting adjacent channels (much less bleed-through from other channels).
- Even with the normal setting, the H4 has much better bass than the H3, and in the Mega-Bass position, the bass response is unusually good for a product in this price range. (Not only is this important for current pop music, but it also makes jazz and classical sound more natural.) The increased low end makes the overall response less emphasized towards the high end, which also makes the inherent noise and hiss of AM & FM radio less apparent and thus less annoying. By the way, the response sounds more even with Mega-Bass turned on, indicating that the designers anticipate the product being used by most users with it switched on, and thus provide the off position as a convenience for those who find that much bass annoying.
- The mounting of the speakers directly on the ear pieces is more solid, and eliminates the possibility of the sort of breakage mentioned in customer reviews of the H3.
Note that the product is extremely inexpensive and thus one ought not to expect the sort of sound quality you might get if you spend "three figures". However, most of the inadequacies are in what is missing (instrumental tonality and detail, dynamic range, etc.) and thus the product is still pleasant to use. Also, my radio tuning needs are minimal (there are only a few stations here), and as local radio conditions vary quite a bit, it's possible that your situation might require a more expensive tuner. But then again, it might not.
I reserve 5 stars for those high-end units, but I don't see what Sony could do to further improve this product without also having to increase the price.
PS It uses one "AAA" battery (easily available) - I mention this in case Amazon has not yet corrected their information.

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M. Lester

Price has increased over 900% in 4 years.

Reviewed in the United States on 12 December 2010

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I bought this Sony Headphone radio in 2006 for $19.95. I used it twice daily for the entire time until I lost it a few weeks ago. It still worked great. I am looking to replace it now and was astonished to see that the price is not $179.99!!!!!!!! As I said I bought it for $19.95. It is a great product, but not that great! I hoped that Sony would have a similar product at a similar price, but I have not yet found anything similar. Sony needs to get on the ball and fill this niche again....

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Frank

Very durable, great performer

Reviewed in the United States on 9 January 2014

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I originally bought an SRFH4 about 8 years ago as a birthday present for my wife. She really likes the fact that there are no headphone or earbud wires to tangle. The foam ear pads lasted only a few years. After daily use for 8 years, often even sleeping with the unit on her head, the on/off slider and the volume control wore out and became finicky, so I bought a new one.

Main disappointment is that these radios have become so expensive, and all the newer potential replacements require tethered earbuds that tangle (especially if the listener falls asleep with them on!). I think the radios are still worth the very $$$ price for someone who spends many hours a day listening.

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Kindle Customer

Very good reception, sound quality and comfort but....

Reviewed in the United States on 18 July 2006

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I bought this headphone radio to work in the garden. I owned a another Sony radio with Panasonic ear buds, but I was always catching the ear bud wires on plant branches, painfully ripping the buds out my ears. I hoped an all-in-one headset would solve this problem... but it had one drawback, it falls off my head when I bend over, the comfortable design doesn't stay on your head while being active.

Great quality for the price, the analog tuning is ok if you just listen to one station, not good for station hopping.

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