Now for the flaws:
Radio is relatively small and light, despite its retro designs. That's still not a disadvantage per se. The two large knobs are however designed for ON / OFF and ENTER for as pushbuttons. It is my opinion anch hardly prevent one when you press the buttons pushes the Radion eventually little by little backwards. The small stand feet are indeed made of rubber, but find at least for me on the kitchen painted wood not enough grip.
Annoying is the inscription on the 6 function keys - which is in fact virtually undetectable! Font color and button background can be clearly distinguished "gray-to-gray" and only the low-light of each other. If you have the keys once, operated twice, of course you do (usually) what function is on which key. Nevertheless, is beyond me how product designers can produce so little.
Supplement v 21/07/2015.:
After exactly 5 months the radio has unfortunately given up the ghost: Sudden total failure of the on-off / open-Quiet Button. Positives: Amazon has insisted on no cumbersome warranty repair and promptly sent a new device. 5 Stars for Amazon, devaluation to 3 stars for the Hama radio.