The Solo XT is a simple tabletop DAB/FM radio: solidly built and easy to use, it delivers bags of bass and will easily fill a room with sound
You can buy the Evoke Mio in one of five fetching colours, and it sounds good too, but the competition is fierce at this price level
You may or may not like the retro styling of this Roberts, but it sounds superb
In design terms the Evoke 2S doesn’t reinvent the wheel, but with solid build, good OLED display and revamped ‘Clearsound’ amp technology, it offers a clear evolution in sonic performance
It's compact, lightweight and solidly built and follows on from the Blik we reviewed earlier this year.
This DAB internet radio may have a good sound, but in terms of value we think you can do better elsewhere.
This is a large, heavy product, and that shines through in the sound quality - for the radio
An interesting alternative to Pure style, and a good go-anywhere buy
The range of features making the Morphy Richards a pretty complete bedroom or kitchen listening solution
A rare tactile treat, the Type R is a fascinating combination of 70s retro and up to date technology