DeWalt’s DCR015 12V/20V work site charger radio has two AC power outlets that can charge batteries. Auxiliary and USB ports allow for connection to CD, MP3, portable satellite receivers and other digital audio devices. A Class D amplifier, woofers and tweeters provide a range of treble and bass for sound quality.

Bosch’s 18V job-site radio has 360-degree stereo sound and four-way speakers with an integrated subwoofer. It features protective aluminum/rubber roll cage and rugged design. There are four 120V AC outlets.

Makita’s XRM12 18V LTX lithium-ion cordless lantern with radio has nine programmable stations for AM and FM radio. The lantern delivers 260 lumens in a 360-degree pattern. A strap with hook allows the lantern to illuminate downward, and the lens guard doubles as an FM antenna for sound quality.

Makita’s ADRM13 Outdoor Adventure 18V LXT Bluetooth radio and LED lantern features four LED modes: 360-degree lantern up to 310 lumens, three-sided lantern, flashlight and strobe flashlight. It is available in daylight white, neutral white and warm white. It features a built-in USB port for charging electronic devices.

Milwaukee Tool’s M12 radio has a 2.1 USB port and a full-range speaker and tweeter. Users can stream music and other audio using Bluetooth from up to 100 ft. away. The impact-resistant exterior protects internal components and withstands tough conditions, drops and impacts.

DeWalt’s 12/20V Max Bluetooth job-site radio features a durable roll-cage design that withstands drops and impacts, and the handle stores and protects the radio antenna when not in use. Users can stream music with Bluetooth from up to 100 feet or connect through the built-in auxiliary port. The AM/FM radio includes six customizable presets per band, and a USB port charges mobile devices.

Hilti’s 120V job site radio can be connected to Bluetooth and AM/FM radio stations. It features USB charging and can operate in temperatures between 14°F and 104°F. It can run on a battery or be plugged into a wall outlet. Thermoplastic bumpers protect the unit, which works with 14, 22 and 36V compatible batteries.

Hilti’s 120V job site radio can be connected to Bluetooth and AM/FM radio stations. It features USB charging and can operate in temperatures between 14°F and 104°F. It can run on a battery or be plugged into a wall outlet. Thermoplastic bumpers protect the unit, which works with 14, 22 and 36V compatible batteries.

DeWalt’s ToughSystem radio and charger features 360-degree sound, four full-range speakers and an
active subwoofer. It is dust- and water-resistant. It is
Bluetooth compatible and enables users to play music from mobile devices. It features a USB port for charging cellphones, a compartment at the top for storage and a wide-top handle.   

Makita’s 12V lithium‑ion, cordless, bluetooth job-site radio features protective bumpers engineered for increased durability, and it is water-and dust-resistant. It features menu controls to set FM mono/stereo, clock settings, volume and snooze and includes one auxiliary port for MP3 compatibility and one USB port for charging a mobile device.

DeWalt’s ToughSystem portable, stackable radio and charger works as a radio or connects wirelessly to any Bluetooth-enabled smartphone or device up to 100 ft. away. It has four full-range tweeters, one subwoofer and one assisted bass resonator. The built-in charger charges 12V and 20V Max DeWalt power tools. It is IP-45 rated for water- and dust-resistance.