The price of DAB radios certainly seems to be dropping. I have a Pure T4 and if you can get one for the right price they are excellent. They do come up cheap now and again on fleabay.
In reply to Post #13
I got the ‘pro sport S1' which seemed to have pretty good reviews so hopefully will be ok . I didn't find a great selection which were small , had an external speaker and had a built in rechargeable battery . The battery life seemed pretty poor in general so rechargeable for me seemed the way to go .Time will tell but hopefully 🤞
I got the ‘pro sport S1' which seemed to have pretty good reviews so hopefully will be ok . I didn't find a great selection which were small , had an external speaker and had a built in rechargeable battery . The battery life seemed pretty poor in general so rechargeable for me seemed the way to go .Time will tell but hopefully 🤞
In reply to Post #1
Roberts sports 925 , pair of batteries last a week in France 24/7 and some
Roberts sports 925 , pair of batteries last a week in France 24/7 and some
In reply to Post #15
I've got this in my eBay waiting at the min I was a bit worried about it being so cheap to whether it was any good or not and that's it will last but seems to have for you? So what's the signal and all like on it pretty decent for the money?
Cheers
I've got this in my eBay waiting at the min I was a bit worried about it being so cheap to whether it was any good or not and that's it will last but seems to have for you? So what's the signal and all like on it pretty decent for the money?
Cheers
In reply to Post #19
Signal is fine mate, the only thing I will say about them is they don't display station names etc, just channel number after you've tuned it in, apart from that well worth the cash for all the functions you get. By the way, Powapacs used to sell these for £49.99 on their site, just checked and they're now reduced to £29.99. I had an ebay voucher when I got mine so cost me about 18 quid I think.
Daz
Signal is fine mate, the only thing I will say about them is they don't display station names etc, just channel number after you've tuned it in, apart from that well worth the cash for all the functions you get. By the way, Powapacs used to sell these for £49.99 on their site, just checked and they're now reduced to £29.99. I had an ebay voucher when I got mine so cost me about 18 quid I think.
Daz
In reply to Post #20
Spot on daz
At 20 odd quid that's a fair price for the size of it need to downsize everything 
Does it have a decent battery life or can you get ahold of replacements and swap them out through the session mate?
Spot on daz
At 20 odd quid that's a fair price for the size of it need to downsize everything Does it have a decent battery life or can you get ahold of replacements and swap them out through the session mate?
In reply to Post #20
I ordered one on your recommendation it arrived today and is great for the £20 it cost I have loads of the batteries as well so don't even need to charge it. Small and light exactly what I wanted. Thanks.
I ordered one on your recommendation it arrived today and is great for the £20 it cost I have loads of the batteries as well so don't even need to charge it. Small and light exactly what I wanted. Thanks.
In reply to Post #19
I live in crap signal area and my new one picked up a full 28 stations which is all it holds.
I live in crap signal area and my new one picked up a full 28 stations which is all it holds.
In reply to Post #21
It takes 18650 batteries mate, of which I have loads for my vaping gear, you can also recharge with a power pac. As with all DAB radios battery life isn't as good as a normal am/fm radio but that hasn't bothered me because of the batteries.
Daz
It takes 18650 batteries mate, of which I have loads for my vaping gear, you can also recharge with a power pac. As with all DAB radios battery life isn't as good as a normal am/fm radio but that hasn't bothered me because of the batteries.
Daz
In reply to Post #19
I scanned it again outside this am and got 58 stations.
I scanned it again outside this am and got 58 stations.