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Listen to news and music from home and afar for just $25

Whether you're listening to world news from home or local news while traveling, this tiny radio can do it all.
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We now live in a global society, affected by events and enjoying entertainment from places near and far. Music lovers will be excited by the ability to hear tunes from foreign locations precisely the way the locals do. And news from around the world is too important to wait for or ignore. But now, you can get local and international news and music you want with an Elite Mini AM/FM/Shortwave Radio with Digital Tuner.

The Mini is a perfect size to travel with or keep in your car. It has a telescoping antenna that provides enhanced FM and shortwave reception. The digital tuner displays the time and additional functions in bright, high-contrast orange. It's easy to find the stations you like best for news and entertainment. Naturally, there are line in and out 3.5 mm headphone jacks so that you can listen on the go or on your own.

With AM/FM and Shortwave bands, you can hear everything your ears desire. Tune in to your favorite local stations or listen to news & music from across the globe. Get live play-by-play broadcasting while you are at the game or home.

Additionally, you can use the sleep timer to drift off while listening to your favorite music and set the alarm clock to wake up to them. You can program 50 stations to memory, and the Mini will also automatically store previous stations that you've listened to. It even comes with its own custom leather carry pouch. No wonder it earned 4.1 out of 5 stars on Amazon.

You'll love this compact radio that lets you listen to music and news from around the world as quickly as you can tune in to all of your favorite local stations on it. Get the Elite Mini AM/FM/Shortwave Radio with Digital Tuner today while it's available for just $24.99 or 28% off.

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