What I like:
Wi-Fi reception is going great. If I ever bring it from one room to another and re-connect there, that's pretty fast. You do not enter the security code also new. This is quite handy.
USB port is handy front. Switch between Radio, USB or other devices via AUX is also easy to operate.
The appearance as black cubes I find pretty good, the screen is very readable.
The menu is in order, the last 10 listened to stations will be stored (via Internet, I have not yet signed up, so I can not judge how feasible then the tuning.) If you have namely heard a station a long time ago, he is no longer in the list and must be re-searched.
What I do not like:
About the sound I'm a bit disappointed. Even if you can really expect from such a radio no hi-fi sound, the sound is pretty mushy, no heights, it's too dull. Also of cheaper radios I know better sound quality here. For listening casually, it is probably ok, but if you want a little more sound quality, I must still look for something else.
All in all: The Hama is no disappointment, but also triggers no bright joy.
