Portable 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

Philips AE5200

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

Editor's rating 5.5

Sony XDR-S10

The portable XDR-S10 is an attractive DAB and FM radio that will suit those who like value simplicity and don't want to spend too much. Although its FM reception leaves something to be desired, its DAB performance is great, and its sound quality is good, so it's definitely worth a look

Editor's rating 5.0

Tivoli Model DAB

The Model DAB radio with FM and AM tuner is a cracking machine. Its buttons, switches and dials are a tactile delight, it sports a classic design, it sounds fantastic and its tuner is first-class. If you cough up a fairly large amount of cash, you'll get a radio that feels as good as it looks, and sounds even better

Editor's rating 9.5

Roberts Revival RD-60

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

Editor's rating 7.0

Roberts solarDAB

For gardeners, travellers and those of an eco-friendly bent, the sun-powered solarDAB radio is a great option. Although it lacks an FM tuner, its small dimensions and low weight mean it's highly portable, and its fully charged battery will provide up to 27 hours of listening time

Editor's rating 7.5

PURE Digital One Elite

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

User rating 4.0

Editor's rating 7.4

PURE Digital Chronos II

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

Editor's rating 8.3

Intempo TRS-01

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

Editor's rating 6.0

PURE Digital Evoke-1S

The PURE Digital Evoke-1S is an afforable and attractive portable DAB radio. You can set up to 30 DAB and FM stations and multiple alarms, too. Navigating stations is easy, and finding your favourite takes no time at all. If you're just getting into DAB, this would be a great starter choice

Editor's rating 8.3

PURE Digital Siesta

The PURE Digital Siesta is a perfect wake-up call for your inner environmentalist. With its low power consumption plus easy set up, it's an affordable option too

User rating 5.0

Editor's rating 7.0

Bush TR2015WIFI

Want access to the thousands of radio stations available online on a portable device? Bush's TR2015WIFI is light, easy to set up and is capable of opening your ears to a whole world of new radio shows

User rating 8.0

Editor's rating 6.6

PURE Digital Move

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

User rating 9.0

Editor's rating 8.0

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

Roberts Gemini 19

The Gemini 19 bedside DAB is a useful fellow who will appeal to anyone who needs a radio to wake them up with a daily dose of Brahms. Its Classic FM button is something of a cheek, but its reception is up to the usual DAB standard and its audio quality perfectly fine for drowsy mornings

User rating 3.0

Editor's rating 6.7

Roberts Rambler RD-76

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

Editor's rating 7.3

Dualit DAB Kitchen Radio

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

User rating 3.0

Editor's rating 8.4

PURE Digital Bug Too

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

User rating 7.7

Editor's rating 8.0