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AM/FM alarm clock radios use several power approaches: mains power with an AC adapter, user-replaceable batteries (common formats include AA or AAA and occasional small coin cells like CR2025 for backup), and built-in rechargeable lithium-ion packs. Some models include a battery bay or backup cell to preserve settings during outages, while a few are designed to operate only from mains power (no user battery required).
Many use PLL or synthesized digital tuners that offer auto-seek and manual step tuning. Quick-access features commonly include station presets, favorite-station buttons and preset locks to prevent accidental changes.
Preset counts vary by model but commonly range from a few to around 20 per band. Typical examples include 10 AM + 10 FM or 20 AM + 20 FM. Some units offer smaller preset banks (e.g., 5 AM/5 FM) with extra presets accessible via a remote or a favorites feature; a few list unusual configurations (example: 19 presets plus favorites).
Options range from a single built-in speaker to multi-watt stereo drivers. Audio enhancements commonly include bass-boost or Dynamic Bass Boost, bass/treble controls, bass-reflex designs, loudness settings, and headphone outputs. Some tabletop units list output ratings (examples include dual 3.5W speakers or 2 × 5W).