In the price range up to 50 numerous providers cavort with little radio with CD player and USB port. Also we were looking for our son (8) for Christmas a new device, because his old player was going no more CDs. Because he liked listening to the radio and we were tired of always adjust with a knob tedious transmitter, we were specifically looking for a device with a digital tuner, which can save on program numbers also radio stations. Therefore, the choice fell on the SR 4385 by AEG. Basically makes it part of what it is. The sound is just as adequate for a child's room, a little more bass and a tone control would not be bad. Important to know: the device is not suitable for younger children. The reason is that all functions are implemented over tap buttons, for example, has the volume with the + and - to set key. The function selection is unfortunately of a button, so even tap = Radio, Double-tap the same CD, tap three times = USB, AUX = Tap four times, etc. - very annoying if you even want to quickly switch from radio to USB. Off completely is ultimately only by a long press on this very function key. But you get used to it, as to the permanent and non-switchable display, which always displays the time in the idle state of the device.
But what is an absolute no-go is: in case of power failure or by unplugging the power cable immediately, all stored data are deleted. So no more time and no radio stations. Since our son uses the player also from time to time with his brother in the room, every time a reprogramming is due. That should it actually in 2014 no longer exist. Nevertheless, the device is impressive in this price range and we will keep it well.
