Well, I'm doing the evaluation now, even though I have had the radio since it was released.
Back then, something paradoxical happened.
I was shocked by its sound quality, clear, rich, balanced.
Excellent signal quality as well.
At some point, I decided to buy a second piece from a store in Stoa Fexi, in Athens, when electronic stores were still thriving there.
So, I blindly buy the radio, go home, turn it on, and have a second shock:
The second piece has nothing to do with the original one I had bought.
Cheap and unacceptable sound, not at all dynamic, a disaster.
It was like it was a different product.
I returned it to the store and, out of frustration, I didn't get anything, I gave them the money..!!

I was more saddened that Philips ruined a top product back then.

Now I don't know what's happening, what quality the current pieces have, I hope Philips has restored the original quality in the subsequent pieces

This particular radio has been on the market for many years. So, I happened to buy it and I have been quite satisfied. It has a powerful sound and premium build quality.

It's a shame that the radio is a Philips one (one of the cheapest in its category here on skroutz), but unfortunately the reception of radio stations is very unstable... you have to go through a lot of trouble to find a station that sounds decent and you pray that the signal won't be disrupted by any sudden movement you make around the radio... Once again, chasing after a low-priced radio (I had written a review about the Kchibo KK-2000), I got fooled again! If I had initially spent the 15 euros on the Kchibo and the 25 euros on the Philips, I would have bought a decent radio for 40 euros (maybe even digital) and I would have had peace of mind :D