I recently bought this radio at Home Depot this week for $230 and so far it's the best quality radio I owned. I got this as soon as I returned the Makita 18V LXT Lithium-Ion radio, which claimed it had powerful and rich sound,but it didn't live up to my very loud working environment as a welder. Milwaukee actually has enough pride to state that is has 40 watts right on the box. It can be heard over a couple of surface grinders on metal within 40 feet approximately.<br /><br />Anyways on to the negatives: Has same sound wattage as their last version of the Milwaukee radio they could of put more wattage in for the extra money, my IPhone 6 Plus won't fit into the sealed compartment unless it's out of any case, which when it does fit it only has about no more than an 8th of an inch around the sides of it, and also you can't play music through the USB connection. The USB plug is JUST for charging a device while operating.<br /><br />The Positive: It's the first Bluetooth radio that is made for rigid construction sites, it charges devices while playing music, and also it has adjustable bass and treble for those different songs that already comes with too much bass as is. I recommend this product to every hard worker and I Know Milwaukee will make those negatives disappear with their next version.

I purchased this job site radio at Homedepot; I used it at work and run equipment all through my shift which is loud and this radio has good sound!