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Reviews of Radio & DAB Radio
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Title: Review: Pure Evoke-3 portable DAB/FM radio
Pros: Tons of useful features, solid build, great sounding, handy remote
Cons: Same old design, Bigger SD card should come as standard
Summary: Pure's Evoke range has been showered with awards so far, so hopes were high for its latest release, the Evoke-3...
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90/100 |
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Title: Sony XDR-M1
Pros: Strong performance, Comfortable keyboard, Very sexy, Good sound performance
Cons: Graphics really let this machine down, Poor reception performance, Hard to read in bright sunlight
Verdict: A high-price and a few flaws won't put off the fashion conscious
Summary: Sony's neat XDR-M1 DAB radio also manages to cram in an FM radio too, so you get the best of both worlds, which is useful if you happen to be outside a DAB broadcast area.
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80/100 |
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Title: PURE Digital Evoke-1XT Marshall Edition
Pros: Styling; sound quality; ease of use; portability; display
Cons: Lack of bass and treble controls
Verdict: A brilliantly designed digital radio that will suit anyone who wants a bit of rock 'n' roll in their kitchen, study or bedroom
Summary: 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
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84/100 |
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Title: Pure One
Pros: Great value, Does its job well
Cons: Plain design
Verdict: For the price you won't find a better DAB radio
Summary: Imagine if Apple released a budget version of its iPod that was made of black shiny plastic and didn't have a clickwheel - and cost just £50. That may not be Apple's style, but that's the approach Pure Digital has taken with its One DAB radio
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80/100 |
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Title: Pure PocketDAB1500
Pros: Good DAB performance, FM tuner works automatically
Cons: Fiddly joystick, DAB takes a long time to tune in
Verdict: It's far from perfect but when you get it working you won't be disappointed
Summary: Pure Digital's version of the portable DAB manages to be bigger and better than many rivals, this despite the fact that it doesn't allow MP3 playback. Pure Digital does make a unit featuring MP3 functionality, but it's bulkier and pricier than this option
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80/100 |
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Title: Pure Oasis
Pros: Simple set-up and usability, Good sound quality
Cons: Quite bulky
Verdict: Waterproof and rechargeable, Pure's latest digital radio is a heavyweight in more ways than one
Summary: Top quality gear also comes at a price. In the case of Pure Digital's latest DAB radio, it's got nothing to do with money. Pure's other suggestion that the Oasis is portable may be true, but personally we wouldn't want to lug this around for too long
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100/100 |
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