I've owned a couple Tivoli Model One table radios and they have lasted 12-15 years without any issues. My cats enjoy having music in the garage and I have kept these radios on for them 24/7. They're super reliable radios, for sure. This new one seems to drift a bit on station tuning which my other Tivoli radios did not. In fact, that's one of the reasons people say they like the Model One and would likely purchase another. I'll see how that plays out over time.

The sound on my new Model One is very much the same as from my former Tivolis and it's certainly pleasant enough. It's still a standard when it comes to simple FM table radios.

I've tried using wifi radios instead of the Tivolis but they can only allow so many people to connect to one starion; you get bumped from time to time and need to restart things. So, the only real downside to table radios, in general, is either to occasionally reboot your wifi radio or fine tune the dial on a standard FM radio, like the Tivoli. Take your choice!

In this age of flimsy electronics and everything with a screen, it is wonderful to have something new that has the aesthetics of quality radios from the past . This product works and sounds great. It’s surprisingly soothing and is now part of my morning routine. I do wish they would develop other digital radios that work on US-compatible radio frequencies. Would love to buy more, but many of these products don’t seem to be compatible with US radio signals

Through a series of moves and life dynamics over several years, my original Model One was lost.

I grew fatigued with listening to my favorite over night radio programming on my iPad and the difference in talk talent between broadcast and internet service from my local news/talk outlets.

I’m so happy to find hat the Model One was still avail able and is as fine a product as I remember the original to be!