I was wondering if anyone knew of any manufacturers of tape players that included a radio.

 

I was wondering if anyone knew of any manufacturers of tape players that included a radio.

There may be many different models of cassette players that have a radio that are for sale.
Sony CFS120 Portable Magnetic Cassette Player
Nakamichi, Nakamichi Cassette Deck One Point Five (CPO)
During the 1990s, the cassette deck radio developed as a significant trend in portable music. Many people hurried to get this device, which did not have fancy graphics or postmodern features but was meant to do one thing exceptionally well: play cassettes and radios. The devices encircled a cassette tray that opened up when winding in a fresh cassette. Cassettes were developed by music producers due to their increased time span and durability due to the use of a plastic material rather than the then more expensive vinyl records.
A high-quality characteristic of these models was that they typically had two speakers that were stereo self-amplified by an analog amplifier for amazing audio performance, as can be observed with examples from manufacturers like Technics, Onkyo, JVC Victor Company (JVC), and Pyle Audio Corporation.
Brands like Quasar, Roberts Radio Corporation (Roberts), and Realistic Radio Corp Collection (all available for less than $100 USD) abound.

Cassette players that doubled as radios were sold by companies like Sony and Radio Shack.

Some cassette players were available from Radio Shack and Sony.

There are several models of cassette players that also function as radios on the market.

Sony is a cheap player with world-class quality. Along with cassette and radio, the player features AM/FM, CD, and aux ports for playing choices. If you want to go back in time but don't want to use a magnetic tape, this Sony device will do the trick.
My favorite VCR is the Korpel Player by Korpel Mineratio. It includes both modern and traditional characteristics, like an LCD TV and several playback options. You can get this item on Amazon for $112–$125 USD (Korpel VCR WL FM-AM Cassette Recorder Radio).
If you don't have a lot of room in your bedroom, the Yigong Bedside Table Conventional Stereo Tape Recorder might be a great choice. It has the ability to play multiple cassette recordings at once or to record your own voice. Price points start at