August 30, 2010 |
Sweet Music: $29.97 Jobsite Radio |
 A big jobsite radio with all sorts of whistles and bells is awesome — perfect for a large work crew. But if you just want some music or the play-by-play action while you're in the workshop, on a ladder or in the yard, the $200-plus price tag can cause sticker shock.
Well, how does $29.97 sound? That's the cost of the Ryobi 18 Volt One+ Radio, which features enhanced tuning with manual seek (for easy channel changes). The auxiliary input accepts MP3 players, CD players or any other audio device with a 3.5 mm jack. And an audio player holder secures the device to the radio using the player's belt clip.
When venturing beyond your DIY world, you can easily tote this small radio camping and tailgating. And if you already own the One+ batteries and chargers, there's no problem keeping this radio powered.
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the new Ryobi 18 Volt One+ Radio. |
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