At the first look we can say that Myine Ira WI-Fi Internet radio is good-looking, small Internet radio receiver that will fit right with the home audio system. This product can be considered as a variety item in the case of radio receivers. Myine consist of a button-less receiver and audio output comes only from the RCA jacks. The price of the receiver is about $150. On-device controls and built-in speakers are absent in the system and the device is embedded in a 5.5- by 3.5-inch smooth black plastic housing. The unit has a pretty looks. The unit’s stunning appeal might be able to attract some consumers interested in paying a little extra for an attractive component. But beyond the external appearance of the device, there is nothing to ensure the Ira a spot amongst other home audio gear. The two draw backs of this system are the RCA-only output and a small, cheap plastic remote. The gadget needed to have an optical audio output and a headphone jack and the remote should be a little sturdier. Setting up of the device can be done easily. The audio quality of the product depends upon the speaker we use. The wireless chip is has an above average range and maintains the signal at a constant level. Over 11,000 stations can be accessed by this radio. It also contains a podcast directory, which contains an endless selection of programs list. The remote, even though small is easy to use. The star button in the middle can be used to add the current station to the favorite stations. Ira falls in a class aims at users who are middle of the casual audio consumer and a mid- to high-end music lover.