The quality of the reception and sound of the Tivoli was a bit better, and it has can be connected to cable service or another antenna,but it was just too difficult to change the alarm time with the thumb wheel.

Nearly all clock radios with decent (or merely bearable) radio sound quality are completely dependent upon the wall outlet power, lacking a battery to run the clock and alarm all night if the power goes out.

My Model Three clock radio has good reception and sound quality.

Now for the not so good: This item does not have dual alarm, nor usb charging, the cherry is very dry and of poor quality, and the front and rear panel graphics are so faint that it is almost impossible to read even with bright lighting, much fainter than in the website photos.

Radio works well and the sound quality is excellent for the size of the unit

My main complaint is the sound quality.

There is a nasty resonance that cuts in and out at the normal frequencies for human speech (especially females) and it really muddies up the sound quality, sometimes it is almost incomprehensible.

Tivoli is recognized for products of limited features but good build quality in whatever features they do have.