Roberts reviews & products

Roberts turns its attention from radios to a record player...

The radio star isn’t dead yet, and the R100 is a sensible choice of radio

A handy all-in-one system, but the Roberts' sound quality just isn't up to scratch...

Well-connected and looks great, but let down by the sound quality

Roberts steps out into multi-room, but the result is only a partial success

Multi-room audio is booming. A number of manufacturers now have Sonos in their sights and Roberts is the latest brand looking for a piece of the action...

The Roberts Travel Pad delivers a portable Bluetooth pick-me-up, with fine sound from a well-designed package

Great looks, great sound; this is fit for kings

Product of the Year, Awards 2017. A superb-sounding radio/music player with some genuinely useful extras

A versatile all-in-one worth seeking out a deal on

A good buy if you crave a dock with your radio, but otherwise look elsewhere

Another strong Roberts radio, with sweet sounds and sophisticated looks

Cath Kidston's flower-power version of Roberts' retro Revival radio

We love this stylish and sophisticated retro offering from Roberts. Not only does it sound good, it looks the part as well

Roberts does some cracking internet radios, but this isn't one of them, with its thin sound and cheap feel. You can buy better

Roberts Sound 43 is a snazzy little system with great DAB radio and an iPod dock - would make a really good bedside unit

This mini DAB from Roberts has a lot going for it in terms of sound, but we really don't like the ultra-fiddly controls

Roberts' Elise certainly has some plus points - including a fast-paced delivery, and clear sonics, but it needs to do much more to compete

Not the prettiest looking radio we've seen, but a good spec and generally decent sound weigh in its favour

It's a great listen, is easy to use and looks good too - this Roberts comes recommended

We’d like a little more clarity and openness to proceedings, not least as the price puts it in to micro system territory, but it’s still a decent opti

You may or may not like the retro styling of this Roberts, but it sounds superb

The iDream is packed with functionality, but sounds thoroughly underwhelming

Perhaps the perfect out-and-about radio – but if you can live without solar power you can buy the same sound for less

This DAB internet radio may have a good sound, but in terms of value we think you can do better elsewhere.

A neat and genuinely useful little accessory for your iPod – and at a friendly price

This is a large, heavy product, and that shines through in the sound quality - for the radio

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

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

The rich and powerful sound ensures even the lowest bit-rate broadcasts are smoothed down a bit, but it lacks some treble openness and snap

The sturdy RD46 seems at first glance the ideal away-day companion...

Pity the remote control gives a poor impression all the time, because this is actually a clear-sounding and attractive piece of DAB technology

Under the skin, all the RD50s are the same: a DAB/FM radio with some old-fashioned rotary controls