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The Tecsun PL990 is a cutting-edge digital shortwave radio receiver featuring full band coverage including AM, FM, LW, SW, and single sideband (SSB). It integrates advanced DSP triple-conversion technology and a high IF analog circuit for superior sensitivity, selectivity, and interference rejection. Equipped with a powerful 3W Class AB amplifier and a premium full-range speaker, it delivers rich, distortion-free sound. The device doubles as an MP3 player supporting multiple audio formats via microSD input, and includes a rechargeable 2600mAh lithium-ion battery with built-in charging. Additional features like 3,150 station memories, alarm clock, sleep timer, and external antenna input make it a versatile companion for radio enthusiasts and professionals alike.







| ASIN | B08KL77Q4H |
| Antenna Location | Music, News |
| Audio Output Mode | Stereo |
| Best Sellers Rank | #1,165,640 in Electronics ( See Top 100 in Electronics ) #16 in Shortwave Receivers |
| Box Contents | External Antenna, Owner's Manual, Protective case, earphone, radius |
| Brand Name | Tecsun |
| Colour | Black - |
| Compatible Devices | Earphone |
| Country of Origin | USA |
| Customer Reviews | 4.5 4.5 out of 5 stars (270) |
| Display Technology | LCD |
| Display Type | LCD |
| Enclosure Material | Plastic |
| Frequency | 108 MHz |
| Hardware Interface | 3.5mm Audio, MicroSD |
| Item Dimensions L x W x H | 19.8L x 12W x 3.8H Centimeters |
| Manufacturer | Tecsun |
| Manufacturer Part Number | PL990 |
| Model Number | PL990 |
| Network Connectivity Technology | wireless |
| Number of Batteries | 1 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included) |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Power Source | Battery Powered |
| Product Features | Portable,Rechargeable |
| Radio Bands Supported | Double selectable |
| Speaker Maximum Output Power | 3 Watts |
| Style Name | Minimalistic |
| Tuner Type | AM |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
| Voltage | 5 Volts (DC) |
E**K
Un excelente radio.
Es un excelente receptor, se siente de buena calidad, pesa lo suficiente y tiene buen sonido. La recepción en onda corta también es muy buena con su antena telescópica que mide unos 97 centímetros, su último tramo es muy delgado por Loque se debe ser cuidadoso. Funciona bien el Bluetooth para escuchar música desde tu teléfono y tiene buena duración de la batería. Sólo hay un detalle en la perilla de sintonía, se endurece pero sólo un poco en algún punto al girarla, pero poca cosa. Por lo demás un radio fantástico para la escucha de onda corta. Para FM es muy bueno porque tiene un sonido equilibrado, si tuviese RDS sería mejor, pero no es imprescindible, toda la vida escuché radio sin necesidad de ello.
E**A
Great choice to spend $300
Great radio. Unfortunately, comparing with 660, removed airband. Threre is no FM demodulation of 27MHz (I believe implement it would not be very hard) :( Surprisingly in USA a huge amount of AM stations! (I didn't use external antenna). It has USB-C. USB DAC recognised as "buildwin media player". 32GB card was inserted into radio. .ape (profile Monkey's Audio High), flac 16*44.1 plays (files must be in root directory: player doesn't scan directories!) .flac 24*96 and .api encoded with profile Monkey's Audio Extra High -- skips. Has BT receiver, didn't try to pair. Charger has 2*USB-A ports, 100-240V. To sum up: I recommend to buy. But if it would be option to choose airband + FM on 27MHz, I'd choose it instead of useless for me "multimedia". P.S. Don't forget to remove protecting plastic from accumulator before first usage!
D**0
Un magnífico receptor de radio
Un magnífico receptor multi bandas y muy intuitivo en su uso, además, la recepción de estaciones de larga distancia mediante a.m., LW, ISW es excelente. También, el reproductor que incluye este magnífico receptor de radio es muy práctico cuando queremos escuchar nuestros audios favoritos en diferentes formatos. Como incondicional RadioEscucha desde siempre recomiendo la compra de este receptor de radio
K**E
TECSUN QUALITY SW RECEIVER
Solidly built. Great reception on FM with whip antenna. AM reception is ok but terrific with a loop antenna. Shortwave is good with whip antenna and pretty good with exterior antenna. Controls are easy to use. ATS is a great feature in scanning for available signals in the MW, FM and SW bands. SYNC option is pretty useless as it is in most TECSUN SW radios. I am impressed with the Pl-990 and recommend it. The extras in the box such as external SW antenna, leather like carry case and charging block are nice touches. I like the PL-990 over the 330 due to it being larger and having a kickstand. Reception quality is similar in both with the 990 sounding better due to its larger speaker. A word of caution on the 990s whip antenna. The tip is very thin and easily bent unlike the 330 which is smaller and more compact. I will be purchasing the H-501 when it is available in late June. Tecsun is quality and their radios are widely praised by the experts.
P**N
I Would Have Loved a Radio Like This 40 Years Ago
I've been using this radio for about 7 weeks and am pleased with my purchase. It's been used primarily for Medium Wave (AM Broadcast) and FM reception. Audio quality is good for a portable radio. Expect to spend a bit of time familiarizing yourself with the features. The selectivity between AM stations 10 KHz apart is akin to a $500 or greater receiver. Tecsun must be using DSP to produce such selectivity. Sensitivity is very good as well. On the shortwave side, reception will benefit if using an external antenna. It's sad, but world-wide shortwave broadcasting has nearly gone "dark". What remains, that can be received in North America are marginal broadcasters, often with very narrow audiences. SSB reception of amateur radio is stable but again improved with the use of an external antenna. (albeit requiring nothing elaborate) I'm very pleased with this radio. I would rate it as one of the best full feature, general coverage portable radios available in 2021. As a kid growing up in the 1960's and 70's, coping with unstable analog equipment, such a radio would have been miraculous.
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