Borne 12-Band AM/FM Radio

AM and short wave sections have very little interference rejection. Useless on any band other than FM

The tuning was very jumpy, making it impossible to tune.

Although this model seems to be discontinued - and I can't find any such website as is listed on another Borne radio box - I would suggest that the company bring it back. I got one and liked it so much that I bought one for an elderly friend so he could listen to a Reno (NV) station from near Vancouver, Canada! He, also, loves the radio. I have tried at least four or five other of these tiny radios to place near where I'm working - in the shop, yard, gardening, etc. - and this is by far the best one. After searching everyplace I could think of because I wanted a second one, I finally found the last one in the London Drugs chain, which was someplace in Alberta, and bought it to be shipped to my local store for me to pick up. Because it has a knob for tuning, it may be a bit harder to tune than just using digital numbers, but that is a small price to pay for a great little radio. If there really is a Borne company - and not just a "paste-on name," I think you should bring this model back.