Great Dab Radio Hunt

seth

I got the £32 pocket DAB very impressed thanks to OP!

Any good deals on pocket DABS with built in MP3 (ideally expandable via SD Ram etc) like this I think and anntenna in headphones?

http://www.puredigital.com/Products/Product.asp?Product=VL-60709&PageType=Features

cozzie

Have just come back from Asda and they have DAB radio's for under £40.

I am not very technically minded so I have no idea as to specs etc but for £40 who is going to complain?

Claudie

Saw these at WH Smiths Cribbs Causeway today for £39.95 - I wasn't sure if they were a good deal or not but now I am wishing I had to buy one. They also had a white Alba model for the same price.

If anyone has any experience of either of these I would be grateful for a PM or a review, I may have to get myself back there to buy one.

http://www.dab-digital-radio.com/bush_tr2003_dab.htm

http://www.whsmith.co.uk/WHS/Go.asp?isbn=30702738&DB=620

seth

http://www.dab-digital-radio-reviews.com/bush-tr2003dab.html

Reasonable spread of comments here:

http://www.ukdigitalradio.com/products/mains.asp?value=2

small mension here...

http://www.rnib.org.uk/xpedio/groups/public/documents/PublicWebsite/public_here0604port.hcsp


Bush TR-2003

Peter Wilkins has also given the Bush TR-2003 (priced at just under £100) the once over for Here and Now too: "This radio is battery/mains powered, has ten pre-sets on DAB and a further ten on FM, and is small enough to put in a travel bag. This is a very useful radio to take away with you, as it has no sharp corners, and the case has a rubberised feel to it.

"The set does contain two stereo speakers, though these are rather small and close together. There is also a headphone socket. The radio is easy to use, with all the controls on the top, except the on/off switch, which is on the side, and this is unlikely to be knocked when travelling. The Bush's performance on DAB is very acceptable, but FM is rather poor."

seth

grahawk wrote:

I went to Comet (Botley Road, Oxford) today. They had Acoustic Solutions DAB radios at £29.99 reduced from £49.99. This was in the managers clearance pile but they had boxed stock so it wasn't a one off item.

Which model?

IanDH

Hi All

Cheepest I could find this on Froogle was £56 + postage. Bought this morning at the Co-op in Lincoln for £49.99.

Good basic DAB Radio from Roberts. Reception good in my office where FM could not cope with PC etc (horrible whine in background).

Mains or battery. No FM - but does not matter for me- see above.

Ian

bluenose1

Hi, just bought a "baby pink" digital radio from John Lewis with alarm clock feature, mains and battery etc. www.johnlewis.com
Absolutely gorgeous and girly. Will look lovely in the kitchen.
They are reduced to £65. I tracked down a £10 off voucher for new customers from a forum and with P and P paid £58.95.
Included is a two year guarantee.
I love John Lewis as over the years if I have had a problem they have refunded/ exchanged with no problems.

Can't figure out how to do link sorry.

thespacecowboy

bluenose1 wrote:

Hi, just bought a "baby pink" digital radio from John Lewis with alarm clock feature, mains and battery etc. www.johnlewis.com
Absolutely gorgeous and girly. Will look lovely in the kitchen.
They are reduced to £65. I tracked down a £10 off voucher for new customers from a forum and with P and P paid £58.95.
Included is a two year guarantee.
I love John Lewis as over the years if I have had a problem they have refunded/ exchanged with no problems.

Can't figure out how to do link sorry.

Hey, me too! I bought it from the store, they have a 2 year guarantee on their electrical products, so great for extra piece of mind.

eilz

bluenose1 .."I tracked down a £10 off voucher for new customers from a forum and with P and P paid £58.95..."

Where did u get the voucher from please?

sal

Just been emailed with this offer

http://www.tesco.com/electrical/product.aspx?R=8050007

Can anybody tell me if this is worth buying for a christmas pressie please?

Does it eat batteries? It will get a lot of use.

Sal