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PURE Digital Evoke Mio review
The Evoke Mio is a great choice for those seeking a DAB radio with an FM tuner. It looks great, it's energy-efficient, its sound quality is truly excellent, and it's easy to use. If you believe a radio should be a feast for the eyes as well as the ears, this is a machine you'll want to check out Read more
24 November 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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PURE Digital Chronos iDock review
The PURE Digital Chronos iDock is a triangle-shaped waker-upper. Using it is extremely straight-forward and simple. For technophobes or grandparents experiencing DAB for the first time, PURE's iDock won't offer any confusion and it'll be a perfect bedside companion Read more
18 February 2008 by Nate Lanxon
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PURE Digital Legato II review
A mini hi-fi system with a DAB radio that can pause and rewind live radio, the Legato II improves over its award-winning predecessor with more powerful speakers and an SD card slot for even more digital fun Read more
24 May 2007 by Nate Lanxon
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PURE Digital PocketDAB 1500 review
Although pocket-sized DABs are still bedevilled by reception problems, the 1500 is a welcome improvement. It's rather bulky, but relatively solid and well constructed, with well organised controls and a clear, bright LCD that offers lots of information Read more
8 August 2006 by Chris Stevens
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PURE Digital Chronos review
PURE Digital's Chronos is a stylish DAB radio bedside alarm clock that serves its purpose beautifully. It's extremely easy to setup, comes with ten DAB presets and four programmable alarms so you can automatically adjust your wake-up time depending on whether it's a weekday or the weekend. Waking up has never been so easy... Read more
14 June 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
CNET UK > Reviews > MP3 Players and Audio > Digital Radios
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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PURE Digital DMX-50 review
The DMX-50 calls on PURE's expertise both in small speaker-cabinet design, and in higher-end digital-to-analogue conversion circuitry. It integrates a CD player and a 40W RMS amplifier, looks more expensive than it is, and offers rewind and pause of DAB playback. Sound quality is good too, as far as DAB allows Read more
15 March 2006 by Chris Stevens
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PURE Digital DRX-702ES review
The DRX-702ES is ostensibly the most high-end DAB radio unit we've looked at. Within the inherent limitations of current DAB radio broadcasts, it's equipped to deliver the fidelity of sound that audiophiles demand -- its impressive specs suggest that the weakest link should be the broadcast source, not the receiver Read more
9 February 2006 by Chris Stevens
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