Midland's tabletop deluxe model does the WR120 job and adds the furniture of a clock radio: AM/FM tuning, dual alarms with snooze, a USB port for charging a phone, and a 1.75 inch speaker that sounds like any decent bedside set. Public Alert certified with SAME county programming, it lets the owner pick how a warning arrives: an 85 dB siren, a spoken broadcast or a flashing LED pattern, which matters in a house with light sleepers or a night shift worker.
Best fit is a nightstand or a small office where one device should cover alarm, radio and warnings. Less suited to travel or a truck: it runs off mains with battery backup only, and the plastic case is not built for knocking about. Owners report that the backup cells drain quickly if the power stays out for days.
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