4.2
Review: Pure Evoke Flow
With its retro-styling and simple two-knobs, five-buttons interface, you could be forgiven for thinking that the Evoke Flow was one of the least advanced di... (Read More)
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4.2
3.2
Review: Roberts Sound 43
Roberts' Sound 43 functions as an iPod dock and CD player as well as radio tuner - and it performs all three functions very well. It also manages to look go... (Read More)
4.2
Review: Pure Avanti Flow
The biggest problem with the Pure Avanti Flow as a DAB+ receiver is that it does so much more than just receive digital radio. It sits there at your bedside... (Read More)
2.8
Review: Yamaha TSX-130
The TSX-130 is a little different from some of the DAB+ units we've been reviewing here at GadgetGuy, in that Yamaha pushes it as 'desktop audio system' rat... (Read More)
2.4
Review: Pure Chronos iDock
Pure's Chronos iDock is an unusual combination of clock radio, DAB+ tuner and iPod dock. It's a device that suffers from a number of little design faults, l... (Read More)
4.2
Review: Tivoli Audio NetWorks
Easily winning the prize for the most unusual-looking product in the roundup, Tivoli's Networks+ looks like a single standard wooden speaker with a monochro... (Read More)
2.4
Review: Pure Siesta
The Pure Siesta digital radio is a product that looks very much like the traditional clock radio, with a single upward-firing driver, large buttons designed... (Read More)
3.4
Review: Grundig GDR710DABIP
A combination digital radio and iPod dock, the Grundig GDR710DABIP boasts an unusual tapering design, being thicker at the bottom than top. The control butt... (Read More)