Tivoli Audio Model One Bluetooth AM/FM Radio & Speaker (Black/Black)

Still in the box but was impressed with my previous purchase of BT PAL and its versatility with the changing times. As a gift the Model One BT has still to be given and the radio craze will continue as an alternative to the internet to turn on my friends!

I had an older Tivoli radio given to me by a friend and really loved its profile and sound—but I also wanted Bluetooth. When I saw that the newer model now had Bluetooth, I upgraded. The elegant, simple design is such a pleasure, given that so many devices now have an inscrutable array of buttons and functions.

This is a very high quality radio and is attractive as well. However. I have an older Model One which I think sounds a bit better. I have a powered antenna that I think i will connect with it to improve the spotty reception of FM where I live. I did buy this mostly for the Bluetooth and this excels in this. No problem connecting to my phone and the sound is very good. I would purchase this again and am satisfied so far with the Model One BT.

I purchased the Model One BT for my bedroom to listen to the radio and NPR while getting ready in the morning. I couldn't be more excited for this radio! The sound is warm and balanced, and aesthetically, it's clean and beautiful. I've fallen back in love with dials. This is one of my favorite tech purchases in years.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I've been a Tivoli fan for at least 20 years after receiving a Model One for Christmas, but my favorite (Classical) radio station is now limited to HD radio—or internet access.On a lark, I checked out Tivoli's Web site and was surprised that, yes, the company's still around—and yes, makes the very same radio—with Bluetooth.Tivoli apparently knows its customer base, so I'm guessing that's why they're here to stay. When you make a great product, people never forget it.Steven Johnson, Pensacola FL

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Absolutely love the Model One BT. It's gorgeous, for one. For two, there is no digital display. Knobs! Total tactile elegance. And, it sounds great to boot.

I bought my BT One in 2015. Just recently, the Bluetooth connection developed an issue where when connected to my phone (or any phone) there is a bunch of static and hissing. The Bluetooth circuitry has failed. It did last 16 years though. When I reached out, they did give me a 20% of code towards the purchase of a new one.

This radio is top quality great sound and really nice. At the end of the day though, very basic, with just Bluetooth added to an AM/FM radio. Would be five stars if the price matched more what it is or if it had a Clock and a wireless phone charger on top at that price.

This radio has disappointed me in regards to lack of wattage and as a result I am experiencing difficulty in picking up radio frequencies with the wattage and external antenna . Sound quality is very good. I wanted to use this radio in my house however I put the radio in the garage and with the garage door open I received better reception.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I had a Tivoli Model One radio that had been a gift, and it never got decent FM reception. It is a beautiful radio... the wooden case is beautiful, and the design is outstanding. But now if the actual radio reception was as good as it looks, I'd be happy. I just bought a second Tivoli radio, but with Bluetooth. I'm old...81...and I thought the Bluetooth would allow it to hook up to my house WiFi and I'd get internet radio radio reception. I called Tivoli and no, you can use your cellphone, pair it to the Tivoli Bluetooth and use your phone as the radio "Transmitter". Yes, it worked that way. But I AM NOT using my cellphone, wasting the battery and tying up the phone just to get reception on this pricey radio! I'm NOT happy and I don't like to send things back. I tried to use it again today in my office and it only receives very close stations...rap, religious, right-wing...but I can't get the NPR station that I get in my car and on my last boombox radio. This radio is more of an art piece, and the manufacturer needs a new electrical engineer. VERY POOR RADIO!