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Makita BMR100 Lithium-Ion Jobsite Radio

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List Price: $178.00
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Average Rating:  out of 5 stars
Sales Rank: 2405







Binding: Tools & Hardware
Brand: Makita
EAN: 0088381069236
Label: Makita
Manufacturer: Makita
Model: BMR100
Publisher: Makita
Sales Rank: 2405
Studio: Makita


Features:
  • Digital Backlight LCD Display
  • 5-Preset Buttons for your favorite stations in AM or FM
  • Sound Volume and Manual Tuning Buttons
  • AC Adapter Jack/Headphone Jack, Removable Antenna
  • Solid Chrome Bars and Rubber Bumpers Protect Against Rough Handling







Editorial Review:

Product Description:
More compact design -- weighs just 9.2 pounds; delivers rich stereo sound from two powerful 3.25-inch side-firing drivers; rugged weather resistant design for jobsite conditions; digital backlit quartz display; 10 pre-set FM/AM buttons; dual volume and tuning dial for easy control; protective bumper design for added durability; compatible with slide type and pod- style Makita batteries; runs 2 working days (16 hours) on a single Makita li-ion battery; 3.0AH charge; 16 firm holding contact terminals for constant high power.



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Customer Reviews
Average Rating:  out of 5 stars

Rating: 5 out of 5 stars - Great radio
I recieved my radio today and put it to the test right away. I played the heck out of it while doing exterior renovations to my home. I cannot believe how great it sounds. I have always used cheap store bought standard AM/FM radios and they sounded like it too. This thing plays like a much more expensive set - - - great bass. No, it will not charge batteries nor will it make your coffee for you but if you just need a good sounding radio to listen to while you hit your finger with a hammer, than this is the radio.



Rating: 5 out of 5 stars - Awesome radio
Makita never dissapoints! The radio has amazing sound from the two side mounted speakers. It is a very rugged, well made design with outstanding battery life. Tuning and volume are excellent and quite easy due to the single control. I dont see why anyone complains about the A/C adapter. When you are not using it (most of the time), put it in a drawer and it wont be damaged! The radio is priced well below dewalt, milwaukee, etc. No, it doesnt charge the battery but big deal, only Makita tool owners will purchase the radio and of course have battery chargers. Highly recommended.



Rating: 5 out of 5 stars - AWESOME RADIO
i bought this for my husband because he came home from work saying someone had another brand work site radio and i check that one out and the rating s were not so good . i found this one this one and this one won hands down on reviiews. i am so glad i followed my heart . this is a great radio not to big great sound and really worth the money. he loves it. would not hesitate buy another one!!!! and the size is really a plus



Rating: 4 out of 5 stars - Makita jobsite radio
Got the product on time and in good shape. I've been using it in a dusty bathroom remodeling job and it has been working great!



Rating: 1 out of 5 stars - Horrible Reception I Hate This Radio
I bought the whole shibang cause i wanted a small radio to have at work that sounds good. Radio sounds good, but it wont get reception for anything. I strongly advise trying one out in your work areas first. I am am going to go buy a Dewalt radio and battery and give this away if anyone will take it cause its garbage. Oh I live and work in Portland Oregon so its not like i am far from a radio tower. Battery lasts 2 8 hr shifts, but just cant hear the radio stations over the static even on a fresh charge.

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