I like the web site put all my favorites in about 100 stations and operate off the free app

Interesting point app will take you all the new stations that become available

Just like the Mondo, the app is awful

The Android app makes it easy to change EQ very quickly

The Android app makes it easy to use

Tuning with built in hardware controls is somewhat clumsy but the free Android app does just fine.

The app is highly recommended to simplify browsing through the many stations and USB music

The app is very convenient

The App works great with the radio

One thing I haven't so far had any luck with is the iSangean app

Finding and setting my favorites was much easier using the android app than it was using the Frontier web page.

This app also accesses your favorites that you set up on the website and you can select anything.

Both radios have a nice remote app for I-pods, I-phones, and Android phones which work nicely

Just like the Mondo, the app is awful

I love the Android App, so you can control everything in the radio from your mobile phone, if it is connected to the same Wifi network

Good sound (for its size)Good interface design (both software and physical)Quick resume from standby (if on AC power)Choice of disposable or rechargeable batteries (with built-in charger)Remote app works on Android

Easy installation, easy instructions, no dropped stations, but the clincher was smart phone apps are a ton cheaper than yesterday's technology

In closing, it is an item an engineer might like as it provides many challenges to solve

The Sangean clearly wins as to handling Podcasts

As soon as I unticked that option, the app connected with the radio from our smartphones as well as from the iPad Mini

The AGPTEK Digital Music Player met my objective to create a genre playlist, as well as to play music by artist or album.