TEAC HD1 AM/FM/HD Radio Receiver with Alarm Clock iPod Dock and Remote (1 Each)

User Reviews about Teac HD-1 - Clock radio with iPod cradle

I've used this Radio at work for three months. I set the station and leave it for eight hours. For this purpose it works fine. It picks up HD radio signals and the sound is good. HD radio is not a technology leap. It sounds like a good FM radio signal. Though it is nice to get a broader music choice wth no commercials. I don't use the alarm or the ipod.

The bad: the "preset" buttons are worthless. It scrolls forward for 20 stations. It's not very stylish.

If you know the limitations of this first generation unit, it could be a good value for you. It's just right for my needs, but i don't have tough demands for it. -- Know its limitations

I have been searching for a HD radio with an Ipod doc, table top size and reasonable cost. Various reviews pointed to the Teac HD-1 radio so I purchased one.

I am quite happy with the purchase as the appearance, features and sound quality is excellent for a radio of this size. The Ipod dock comes with a number of adapters to fit various models and charges the Ipod. The remote feels substantial, providing convenient switching between the HD radio, Ipod or an external source such as a CD player or satellite radio source. One button HD Radio tagging allows you to tag a song and then when the Ipod is connected to Itunes you can easily purchase the song. The song and artist replaces the clock display when playing.

The Teac HD-1 is a bit large for most night stands, but as a table radio it is a perfect size. Stations can be easily stored however you can only sequence through the presets in one direction which is a pain.

I highly recommend the Teac HD-1 for a reasonably priced HD table radio with Ipod dock. -- Excellent Value HD Radio with Ipod Dock