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Roberts Expression review

The Roberts Expression is a great-sounding radio in a cool, understated case that looks good. The company's trademark use of unlimited presets and a shortcut Favourite button are welcome diversions from the industry norm. Read more

£100

12 July 2011 by Nik Rawlinson

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PURE Digital Bug review

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£115

11 May 2005 by Ed Clarke

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PURE Digital Move review

PURE Digital has made a name for itself with attractive DAB radio systems, and the Move pocket radio doesn't buck the trend. It's small enough to be truly portable, with a built-in rechargeable battery, backlit display and good sound quality, although it does lack bass Read more

£70

24 April 2007 by Nate Lanxon

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PURE Digital Oasis review

A romper-stomping, reinforced-metal, panic room of a digital radio, the PURE Oasis is perfect for those who work outdoors -- it's water and dust resistant and the battery lasts for a mammoth 15 hours. A hefty investment, the Oasis will provide great-quality radio for years Read more

£80

8 November 2005 by Chris Stevens

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Denon D-M35DAB review

The Denon D-M35DAB Micro Component System is a good all-rounder, and would be great for either the bedroom or the living room. With CD, tuner and various connection options on the back, you can use it as a stand-alone unit or integrate it into your home-entertainment system Read more

£380

9 August 2005 by Tom Espiner

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PURE Digital Bug Too review

PURE Digital's Bug Too is the follow up to the very successful Bug. It retains its distinctive, kooky design, which has inspired so much polarised opinion, but it has added an electronic programme guide so you can pre-record your favourite shows, and 20 alarms to ensure you get out of bed in the morning Read more

£99

24 July 2006 by Chris Stevens

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11 May 2005 by Ed Clarke

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Denon TU-1800DAB review

Denon has done its best to make DAB an acceptable addition to the hi-fi separates system, but the medium's quality just isn't up to scratch at the moment. This is the best we've ever heard DAB sound -- but it's still nowhere near as good as a CD Read more

£321

2 December 2005 by Chris Stevens

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PURE Digital Chronos II review

PURE Digital's Chronos II is an excellent DAB radio and alarm clock. Its looks maybe simple, but it's very easy to use and a doddle to set up too. Sound quality is good and you should have no problem picking up the major DAB stations in your area Read more

£50

4 December 2007 by Nate Lanxon

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Dualit DAB Kitchen Radio review

Dualit is hardly a posterboy for subtlety and, true to form, this DAB is a glittering muscle car of a radio. If you're familiar with Dualit toasters, you'll have an idea of what to expect. It's brash, ostentatious, obscenely heavy, durable and seriously macho Read more

£200

7 September 2006 by Chris Stevens