DAB/FM radios

The range of features making the Morphy Richards a pretty complete bedroom or kitchen listening solution

Not a bad effort from Roberts, but the same money can buy you better sound

Another one of those Roberts radios that looks like the old-fashioned version of modern, and it faces tough competition

Pure’s entry-level bedside clock radio is simpler than the Chronos model, and a great buy

A classy radio for sensible money, with touch-panel controls and an acceptable sound

Surprisingly, this DAB/FM clock radio from Tesco house-brand Technika manages to feel and look overpriced

A rare tactile treat, the Type R is a fascinating combination of 70s retro and up to date technology

It’s a mains-only mono radio, lacking the Evokes’ battery option, but it can be used with an optional speaker to give stereo

This is a great bedside buy, even if it’s no longer the revolutionary product it once was

Myryad’s first ever DAB portable is a fine achievement. The competition is tough, though