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product_id: 1895679
title: "DT-200X FM-Stereo/AM Digital Tuning Pocket Radio Black"
brand: "sangean"
price: "€ 138.22"
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reviews_count: 8
category: "Sangean"
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# 90-minute auto shut-off for battery saving Dynamic Bass Boost for rich sound 19 preset stations for instant access DT-200X FM-Stereo/AM Digital Tuning Pocket Radio Black

**Brand:** sangean
**Price:** € 138.22
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 📻 Stay tuned, stay ahead — your pocket-sized gateway to the world’s best stations!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** DT-200X FM-Stereo/AM Digital Tuning Pocket Radio Black by sangean
- **How much does it cost?** € 138.22 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.gr](https://www.desertcart.gr/products/1895679-dt-200x-fm-stereo-am-digital-tuning-pocket-radio-black)

## Best For

- sangean enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted sangean brand quality
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## Key Features

- • **Lock & Listen:** Station lock feature prevents accidental changes, so your vibe stays uninterrupted during busy days.
- • **Battery-Savvy Design:** 90-minute auto shut-off and low battery indicator keep you powered longer without surprises.
- • **Smart Station Memory:** 19 random presets plus 'My Favorite Stations' feature means your top channels are always one click away.
- • **Pocket-Sized Powerhouse:** Ultra-compact design fits effortlessly in your pocket or jacket for on-the-go listening.
- • **Enhanced Audio Experience:** Dynamic Bass Boost and selectable stereo/mono modes deliver crisp, clear sound whether indoors or outdoors.

## Overview

The Sangean DT-200X is a sleek, ultra-portable AM/FM digital tuning pocket radio featuring 19 preset stations, dynamic bass boost, and a 90-minute auto shut-off for efficient battery use. Designed for professionals on the move, it offers selectable stereo/mono modes, a station lock function, and a low battery indicator, all packed into a lightweight, pocket-friendly design with included earbuds and belt clip.

## Description

From the Manufacturer Simple quality, simple to use functions, and simply great design. Keep up-to-date on the latest news, weather, traffic, sports scores, and much more with this ultra-portable pocket radio from Sangean.Pocket-SizedThe DT-200X is a small PLL-synthesized AM/FM stereo radio that's small enough to fit in a shirt or jacket pocket, and powerful enough to pull in those distant AM/FM stations. It measures a mere 2.5 by 4.2 by 1.2 inches, and weighs only 3.8 ounces, making it portable enough to take anywhere. Portable enough to take anywhere Big FeaturesYou get 19 memory presets (and auto scan), plus a My Favorite Stations feature to help you zip right to preferred stations. The radio comes with stereo earbuds and a removable belt clip, as well as a trailing antenna. A stereo-mono switch improves reception when needed, and the built-in speaker affords headphones-free listening.With Phase Loop Lock Digital Tuning and Sangean's traditional radio sensitivity, built-in speaker and included earbuds, you will be able to enjoy your morning jog, your short trip to the beach, or other outing without missing your favorite AM/FM station if you have the DT-200X pocket radio.Battery Powered with Auto Shut-OffThe Sangean DT-200X runs on two AA batteries (not included). A low-battery indicator on the LCD display offers a helpful hint on when it's wise to carry replacements. 90-minute auto shut-off lets you fall asleep to the radio without fear of waking up to dead batteries. Product Description PLL Synthesized Tuning System;19 Random Preset Stations; LCD Display; Auto Seek Station; Selectable Stereo/Mono Switch; Stereo Earphone Jack; Low Battery Indicator; 90 Minute Auto Shut Off; DBB (Dynamic Bass Boost); Lock Switch, My Favorite Stations; Built-in Speaker; Built-in Clock

Review: Great Pocket Radio - I hesitated somewhat in buying this radio because of its size, so I made a 3 dimensional template and happily, it ended up smaller. It is exactly 4¼ inches tall x 2 3/8 x 7/8 inches without the removable belt clip. It is only slightly larger than the DT300 model, (which has served me well - for two pocket radios, but no longer available). The rounded bottom of the DT200 does not allow it to stand, so why not lay it down at a desk? Those rounded bottom and corners are likely designed to slip easily into your pocket and not catch or create wear on the pocket fabric. I like that. The many reviews here were very helpful in deciding between various models, but I am definitely a big fan of Sangean. This will be my fourth purchase, with three of them now being pocket radios and the fourth a clock radio that I really like with the buttons for station changes instead of a dial. I am replacing the Sangean DT300 with this one because that radio no longer has a working `down' button feature. So I wonder when I will lose the `up' button and be forever stuck on the same station. The identical model radio previous to that one lost its on/off function. Now back to this DT200. Overall I am pleased with its features. The port for the L plug trailing antenna/ear buds (straight plug) is on the top of the unit - I liked the side feature slightly better so that it did not interfere as much with the volume wheel. The on/off button is at the top. The lock button is on the side - I liked the top position better so as to activate the locking feature w/o taking out of pocket. But I can live with the differences. The topside port does give a point of reference for other features on the top. If the MEMORY feature is turned off, you select the band and move through the frequencies one by one or hold down the button for the radio to select the strongest. If the MEMORY feature is turned ON, you scroll through whatever channels you have set one both bands. I am pleased that this radio has only the two bands and not also the weather band (which I don't use, living in sunny southwest, it is pretty much the same) or the no longer accessible analog TV band. The TV band still exists on some other models for sale here but, since the change to digital TV a couple years ago, it will no longer work no matter what you read or expect! With my DT300, I had to scroll through 3 other bands to get to my band of choice. The mix of AM/FM on the DT200 favorites function is a most welcomed feature. It is no longer necessary to switch bands for favorite station presets. I was thinking that for those who bemoan the fact that they have only a few favorites and unable to delete slots; why not enter your favorites twice or to where you use up all the slots? Now, after I have set some of my favorite stations, I see that it does not scroll through any empty slots, i.e., I have selected only 7 favorites and it does not scroll though 8-19. I find that selecting and adding favorites is much more intuitive than the 300 model. It is much easier to understand these directions which may have been written by a more user friendly user than in the past! The overall reception after a few days use is definitely better out of doors and seems to be quite good. The display is a generous 1 3/8 by 5/8 inches and there is a brief back light - this may come in handy during an infrequent power outage or certainly when I'll use this radio at night. The battery life indicator is active when the radio is in use. If the lock button is ON, it will blink if you try to change the setting or turn it off. It does not lock the volume, as someone else indicated. It locks only the ON/OFF feature and the current station setting. Because of my main use out of doors, I keep the radio in a clear sandwich bag. Thus, our fine desert dust and occasional rain can affect my nice little radio a whole lot less. I am a big fan of rechargeable batteries, so always carry along a spare pair at the ready. How do I use my radio? Mainly out of doors, horseback rides, overnights, yard work and gardening, nature walks and finally as a companion for that dreaded job of cleaning the pool tile! The occasional power outage makes this a handy little radio to have while trying to get back to sleep. For the most part I do not use the supplied ear buds, but the trailing antenna instead, which by the way must be let out if you want FM reception. I am one of those folks who still likes to hear what else is going on around me in the realm of nature. For night time use, I use ear buds, but the ones I prefer are made by Phillips with a soft over the ear wing. This radio was an excellent choice and is highly recommended.
Review: Love this little radio - First off, it was shipped very fast. Don't know how desertcart does it with the millions of orders they must get. Now about this radio. It is great! Granted I just received it today so I am not reviewing its durability. I will append to this review if it breaks down prematurely. When hurricane Sandy was on its way I went and bought a cheap battery operated radio. It has a rotary type dial and needle for tuning into stations and it is just about impossible to find your station. Comparing the two radios just magnifies how crappy my cheap radio is. The Sangean radio with digital tuning gets so many more stations. It comes with a 33 inch soft wire antenna that you use when listening from the built in speaker. This antenna must be why it picks up so many more channels. It also comes with ear buds and bud covers, and the ear bud wire acts as the antenna when using them. The radio also comes with a plastic belt clip. I haven't tried that yet, I probably won't need it. The radio is the perfect size to have in my shirt pocket. The display on this radio shows the time when the radio is off. When turned on, the display shows the channel, the battery level, whether or not you are using favorite channels, and a stereo icon when in stereo mode. It has a mono mode that eliminates hisss from distant channels or from talk radio. The radio also has a button to enhance the bass sound. Keep it in bass mode for a rich sound when using external speakers. I plugged the radio into powered stereo speakers and it sounds great! Hard to believe that the tiny radio is making the full sound. It also has a lock button to keep the channel from being changed even if the tuner button is pressed. The manual was very clear and the Sangean is very intuitive to operate. The best part is the digital tuning and auto scan with the large channel display. So easy to find your station. The only negative issue, which is just inherent in a radio of this size is that the built in speaker can not produce a full rich sound. But it sounds so much better than my cheapo radio's built in speaker. Forty three bucks seems pricy for a little radio but the functionality of this one is worth the extra money. I am very happy with it. Oh yea, it runs on two AA batteries so you can use your rechargeable eneloop batteries. No need to buy and throw away alkalines.

## Features

- 19 Random Preset Stations
- 90 Minute Auto Shut Off; DBB (Dynamic Bass Boost)
- Auto Seek Station; Selectable Stereo / Mono Switch
- Stereo Earphone Jack
- Low Battery Indicator

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B00006HOKR |
| Additional Features | Portable |
| Antenna Location | News |
| Best Sellers Rank | #31,135 in Electronics ( See Top 100 in Electronics ) #98 in Portable Headset Radios |
| Brand | Sangean |
| Built-In Media | Belt Clip, Earbuds, Owner's Manual |
| Color | Black |
| Compatible Devices | Headphone, Earphone |
| Connectivity Technology | Auxiliary |
| Customer Reviews | 4.3 out of 5 stars 1,800 Reviews |
| Display Technology | LCD |
| Display Type | VFD |
| Enclosure Material | Plastic |
| Frequency | 108 MHz |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00729288022008 |
| Hardware Interface | Headphone |
| Item Dimensions L x W x H | 2.63"L x 0.75"W x 4.38"H |
| Item Height | 4.2 inches |
| Item Weight | 0.5 Pounds |
| Manufacturer | Sangean America, Inc. |
| Model Number | DT-200X |
| Number of Batteries | 2 AA batteries required. |
| Power Source | Battery Powered |
| Product Dimensions | 2.63"L x 0.75"W x 4.38"H |
| Radio Bands Supported | AM/FM |
| Special Feature | Portable |
| Style Name | Radio |
| Tuner Technology | FM |
| Tuner Type | FM |
| UPC | 163120742158 885655257760 804066560702 885837285895 021111498548 806293906704 809385664186 568170493577 079531865969 806293526261 071090170768 809186269238 808111675779 885120166283 132018493373 872182668466 971471437575 804066560719 601000792188 777780333030 079532231480 971476195647 088037870957 809186269221 729288022008 617407443554 012301024258 611101468806 132017555157 851975727894 1723026055… |
| Warranty Description | 90 Day |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Sangean
- **Color:** Black
- **Connectivity Technology:** Auxiliary
- **Included Components:** Belt Clip, Earbuds, Owner's Manual
- **Power Source:** Battery Powered
- **Product Dimensions:** 2.63"L x 0.75"W x 4.38"H
- **Radio Bands Supported:** AM/FM
- **Special Feature:** Portable
- **Style:** Radio
- **Tuner Technology:** FM

## Images

![DT-200X FM-Stereo/AM Digital Tuning Pocket Radio Black - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71O4+18uvCL.jpg)

## Available Options

This product comes in different **Style** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Does it has permanent rod antenna or it's wire antenna which hangs out while listening to FM band. Thanks,**
A: The AM antenna is internal.  The FM antenna is external and it is connected to the headphone jack.  The external FM antenna is either the headphone cable (when listening to speaker or headphones) or the included cable that plugs into the headphone jack.  If nothing is plugged into the headphone jack the radio has no FM antenna. The AM antenna is a coil of wire wrapped around a ferrite core.  It has directional gain and you can sometimes improve reception by rotating the radio when listening to weak AM signals.

**Q: The AM band in my car radio no longer works.  Can I plug this into the auxiliary jack and listen to AM radio through the car?**
A: Hi Miggy,Although I don't have a jack in my car radio to try what you asked about, I see absolutely no reason why it wouldn't work. The car radio jacks are designed for MP3 players and the Sangean radio's  output should be essentially identical to that of an MP3 player. You'll need only a male/male stereo cable to make the connection. The only thing I'd be concerned about is whether the Sangean's reception inside the car is acceptable. My guess is that if you're in an urban environment and the station is a powerful one you should be OK. Amazon is excellent about returns so if you keep all the packaging you should have no problems returning the radio if reception isn't what you had hoped.

**Q: Does this have built in speakers? You can not use ear buds or head phones and you can still hear the radio?**
A: I just opened mine and am exploring it. You CAN listen to the speaker with the buds plugged in but not at the same time. There is a switch on the left side that switches between ST (stereo), MO (mono), and SP (speaker). When you switch it to SP, the earbuds turn off and the speaker turns on but the radio continues to use the wire as the antenna. If you don't want the buds plugged in, It comes with a wire that looks like an ear buds wire without the buds, that you plug in and the radio uses that as the antenna.

**Q: Does it have a lock for stations and a lock for on/off?**
A: Yes that is one of its greatest features. The lock disables everything but the volume wheel.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great Pocket Radio
*by H***I on January 10, 2011*

I hesitated somewhat in buying this radio because of its size, so I made a 3 dimensional template and happily, it ended up smaller. It is exactly 4¼ inches tall x 2 3/8 x 7/8 inches without the removable belt clip. It is only slightly larger than the DT300 model, (which has served me well - for two pocket radios, but no longer available). The rounded bottom of the DT200 does not allow it to stand, so why not lay it down at a desk? Those rounded bottom and corners are likely designed to slip easily into your pocket and not catch or create wear on the pocket fabric. I like that. The many reviews here were very helpful in deciding between various models, but I am definitely a big fan of Sangean. This will be my fourth purchase, with three of them now being pocket radios and the fourth a clock radio that I really like with the buttons for station changes instead of a dial. I am replacing the Sangean DT300 with this one because that radio no longer has a working `down' button feature. So I wonder when I will lose the `up' button and be forever stuck on the same station. The identical model radio previous to that one lost its on/off function. Now back to this DT200. Overall I am pleased with its features. The port for the L plug trailing antenna/ear buds (straight plug) is on the top of the unit - I liked the side feature slightly better so that it did not interfere as much with the volume wheel. The on/off button is at the top. The lock button is on the side - I liked the top position better so as to activate the locking feature w/o taking out of pocket. But I can live with the differences. The topside port does give a point of reference for other features on the top. If the MEMORY feature is turned off, you select the band and move through the frequencies one by one or hold down the button for the radio to select the strongest. If the MEMORY feature is turned ON, you scroll through whatever channels you have set one both bands. I am pleased that this radio has only the two bands and not also the weather band (which I don't use, living in sunny southwest, it is pretty much the same) or the no longer accessible analog TV band. The TV band still exists on some other models for sale here but, since the change to digital TV a couple years ago, it will no longer work no matter what you read or expect! With my DT300, I had to scroll through 3 other bands to get to my band of choice. The mix of AM/FM on the DT200 favorites function is a most welcomed feature. It is no longer necessary to switch bands for favorite station presets. I was thinking that for those who bemoan the fact that they have only a few favorites and unable to delete slots; why not enter your favorites twice or to where you use up all the slots? Now, after I have set some of my favorite stations, I see that it does not scroll through any empty slots, i.e., I have selected only 7 favorites and it does not scroll though 8-19. I find that selecting and adding favorites is much more intuitive than the 300 model. It is much easier to understand these directions which may have been written by a more user friendly user than in the past! The overall reception after a few days use is definitely better out of doors and seems to be quite good. The display is a generous 1 3/8 by 5/8 inches and there is a brief back light - this may come in handy during an infrequent power outage or certainly when I'll use this radio at night. The battery life indicator is active when the radio is in use. If the lock button is ON, it will blink if you try to change the setting or turn it off. It does not lock the volume, as someone else indicated. It locks only the ON/OFF feature and the current station setting. Because of my main use out of doors, I keep the radio in a clear sandwich bag. Thus, our fine desert dust and occasional rain can affect my nice little radio a whole lot less. I am a big fan of rechargeable batteries, so always carry along a spare pair at the ready. How do I use my radio? Mainly out of doors, horseback rides, overnights, yard work and gardening, nature walks and finally as a companion for that dreaded job of cleaning the pool tile! The occasional power outage makes this a handy little radio to have while trying to get back to sleep. For the most part I do not use the supplied ear buds, but the trailing antenna instead, which by the way must be let out if you want FM reception. I am one of those folks who still likes to hear what else is going on around me in the realm of nature. For night time use, I use ear buds, but the ones I prefer are made by Phillips with a soft over the ear wing. This radio was an excellent choice and is highly recommended.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Love this little radio
*by C***W on January 30, 2013*

First off, it was shipped very fast. Don't know how Amazon does it with the millions of orders they must get. Now about this radio. It is great! Granted I just received it today so I am not reviewing its durability. I will append to this review if it breaks down prematurely. When hurricane Sandy was on its way I went and bought a cheap battery operated radio. It has a rotary type dial and needle for tuning into stations and it is just about impossible to find your station. Comparing the two radios just magnifies how crappy my cheap radio is. The Sangean radio with digital tuning gets so many more stations. It comes with a 33 inch soft wire antenna that you use when listening from the built in speaker. This antenna must be why it picks up so many more channels. It also comes with ear buds and bud covers, and the ear bud wire acts as the antenna when using them. The radio also comes with a plastic belt clip. I haven't tried that yet, I probably won't need it. The radio is the perfect size to have in my shirt pocket. The display on this radio shows the time when the radio is off. When turned on, the display shows the channel, the battery level, whether or not you are using favorite channels, and a stereo icon when in stereo mode. It has a mono mode that eliminates hisss from distant channels or from talk radio. The radio also has a button to enhance the bass sound. Keep it in bass mode for a rich sound when using external speakers. I plugged the radio into powered stereo speakers and it sounds great! Hard to believe that the tiny radio is making the full sound. It also has a lock button to keep the channel from being changed even if the tuner button is pressed. The manual was very clear and the Sangean is very intuitive to operate. The best part is the digital tuning and auto scan with the large channel display. So easy to find your station. The only negative issue, which is just inherent in a radio of this size is that the built in speaker can not produce a full rich sound. But it sounds so much better than my cheapo radio's built in speaker. Forty three bucks seems pricy for a little radio but the functionality of this one is worth the extra money. I am very happy with it. Oh yea, it runs on two AA batteries so you can use your rechargeable eneloop batteries. No need to buy and throw away alkalines.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ When comparing it to..........
*by R***W on March 6, 2005*

If you've been considering the purchase of either a Sangean DT 200 or DT 210 portable, read THIS review. I'm writing it as a basic comparison to both Sangean portables, which in themselves are excellent radios, but if the traits and features of both could be fused into one... then we'd have the HOLY GRAIL of pocket portables! I'd also like to make some comments that other reviewers have failed to discuss regarding the DT 200. Let's begin with what the DT 200 is constantly touted for, perhaps more so than its cousins... AM reception. When comparing the DT 200 and DT 210 for AM reception, there is NO DIFFERENCE! Both perform equally well. This is for standard daytime listening, when comparing the selectivity/sensitivity for both and the ability to null locals for capturing a weak or out of town station. Basically ANY radio can receive double to triple reception on AM after dark. So in this catagory, they're ALL the same. Turning to FM & TV audio reception in a large metro area: the DT 200 seems slightly MORE sensitive on both bands than the DT 210. Although unless you're trying to get a more obscure station, I seriously doubt most people would notice a difference. Selectivity in the city (for both radios) on FM can be tricky. I have never found a portable of this type to do a satisfactory job of cutting down on the serious bleeding and overloading effect caused by strong FM locals (within 10-20 miles of towers) that a good car stereo or CCRadio type unit can. TUNING & MEMORY: What is unique about the 200, is that its 19 presets are NOT band specific! If you want, you may have 19 AM presets! OR... 19 FM presets, OR a combination of AM/FM & TV presets... as long as it's 19 or less! What is also good, is the way only 1 button is needed to "flip through" your presets. The downside to this, is that it flips through ALL bands back & forth, if you've selected memories from each. Or, it can be used to automatically "scan" though them... either up or down (but it won't stop on a weak or static-laden signal). The 210 allows 30 presets (10 on each band) which I think is the better way of doing it. SOUND: The external speaker on the 210 sounds BETTER than the 200! (less like a "transistor radio") The 210 has bass-boost to use through the earplugs, the 200 does not. Both allow for stereo to be switched on and off. BUTTONS: Generally good for both. The placement of the setting controls is easier to use on the 200, but the actual "tuning" buttons are in a difficult position for holding the radio in your right hand and trying to change channels with 1 finger. This operation is far easier with the 210. BELT CLIP: Easier to use on the 210. It swivels! The 200's clip (although more snug) doesn't budge. Bottom line: If audio is everything to you, the DT 210 may be a better choice. If ease of use regarding memory settings is your concern, then you might want the DT 200. Regarding AM reception, just remember this; for everything you may of heard about the DT 200... don't let ANYONE tell you it's superior to any other Sangean portable! I have NOT used the DT 300, but can swear that reception between the 200 and 210 is IDENTICAL. If price is your concern, you might get the 200 a bit cheaper. That's it. OK, now YOU decide.

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