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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
12 July 2011 by Nik Rawlinson
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Philips AE5200 review
The battery- or mains-powered AE5200 portable radio offers brilliant design touches, good looks and excellent FM reception for a reasonable price. Its DAB performance could be better and it eats batteries quickly, but it's an appealing machine nonetheless Read more
25 September 2009 by Nicholas James
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Roberts Revival RD-60 review
In purely technical terms, the retro Revival RD-60 DAB radio with FM tuner isn't particularly great value for money. But, if you're a radio lover more in terms of the device than the medium, it won't disappoint -- the RD-60 feels solidly built and looks stunning Read more
23 September 2009 by Nicholas James
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PURE Digital One Elite review
For a relatively low price, the British manufacturer's One Elite DAB radio offers a heap of useful features, including live-radio pausing and rewinding. It's solidly built, easy to use and offers good sound quality with the spoken word, although it's average at handling music. Overall, it's a lovely radio Read more
25 March 2009 by Nate Lanxon
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Intempo TRS-01 review
The Intempo TRS-01 DAB radio is small and lightweight so it's easy to move around. It can be powered by four AA batteries, which last a good while, or through the mains. The TRS-01 is available in a variety of colours to suit all tastes and reception is great for such a small set Read more
14 November 2007 by Frank Lewis
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Roberts Rambler RD-76 review
Robert's DAB formula is an appealing one: take an old design from the catalogue, strip out the insides and replace the analogue circuitry with brand-new digital components. This continues with the RD-76, which is available in a rainbow of colours, and sounds perfectly acceptable for when you're doing the washing up Read more
13 September 2006 by Chris Stevens
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PURE Digital One review
The first DAB we've seen for under £50, the One is available in garish pink as well as trendy black or white, and functions well -- it offers the usual crackle-free digital radio reception, it's sturdy enough for service in the kitchen or the garden shed and it's very easy to use Read more
1 June 2006 by Chris Stevens
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PURE Digital Evoke-3 review
PURE Digital's Evoke-3 is the latest iteration of the company's Evoke series of kitchen radios. It offers a number of improvements over the Evoke-2XT, including new filters on the custom-designed speaker drivers, a slick EPG (electronic programming guide) and an improved battery life Read more
18 May 2006 by Chris Stevens
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Sony XDR-S20 review
There's a hint of Bakelite about the XDR-S20's plastic chassis, but apart from that, there's little mistaking this for a vintage model. Solidly built, and with a clear LCD display, this falls down on the quality of its single-speaker sound and, particularly, a confusing interface Read more
31 January 2006 by Chris Stevens
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XFM DAB Radio review
Although it's unsubtly endorsed by XFM, this stylish, curvy, white radio will let you listen to whichever digital radio station takes your fancy -- and record it to an SD card. Don't expect sonic miracles, though, and the spartan control design will take some getting used to Read more
30 September 2005 by Chris Stevens
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