PURE Digital Digital Radios

PURE Digital Siesta Flow

If you want to wake up to news from any part of the world, or whatever obscure tunes float your musical boat, the Siesta Flow DAB, FM and Internet radio is a great choice. It's not the sturdiest machine you can buy, but it sounds good and it's packed with features, including Wi-Fi connectivity

Editor's rating 8.5

PURE Digital Evoke Mio

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

Editor's rating 9.7

PURE Digital Evoke Flow

The Evoke Flow makes it a piece of cake to listen to online stations on a portable radio, thanks to its Wi-Fi connectivity, built-in search engine and online portal for storing presets. It also has DAB and FM tuners, looks smart and offers excellent audio and build quality

Editor's rating 9.6

PURE Digital Legato II

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

User rating 4.3

Editor's rating 8.7

PURE Digital Evoke-1XT Marshall Edition

The PURE Digital Evoke-1XT Marshall Edition is a DAB radio that can be cranked right up to 11 -- it looks cool, sounds great and is really easy to set up. It does lack treble and bass controls, but for a kitchen DAB it rocks

Editor's rating 8.4

PURE Digital Evoke-3

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

User rating 7.8

Editor's rating 8.1

PURE Digital DMX-50

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

User rating 5.0

Editor's rating 8.7

PURE Digital DRX-702ES

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

Editor's rating 8.3

PURE Digital Oasis

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

User rating 8.7

Editor's rating 8.2

PURE Digital PocketDAB 2000

The PocketDAB 2000, as its name would suggest, is a pocket-sized DAB radio with the capability to record live radio in MP3 format onto removable SD cards. It provides surprisingly good quality sounds, but as with all portable DABs, reception is a major problem

Editor's rating 7.8

PURE Digital The Bug

User rating 9.5

Editor's rating 8.3

PURE Digital PocketDAB 1000

Editor's rating 7.5

PURE Digital Sonus-1XT

PURE Digital's Sonus-1XT is a digital radio that talks, not just in the way that all radios talk, but also to provide information about its settings and functions. You can tap it to find out the time or use the voice prompts to tune it with your eyes closed

Editor's rating 8.3