Roxel RDR-40 Stereo DAB/DAB+ Digital and FM Radio Portable Wireless Speaker with Dual Alarm Clock Function, USB & Micro SD MP3 Playback Function, 3.5mm Headphone Output(White)

This to my eyes looks terrific plus the sound is both dynamic and punchy. The screen is easy to see and read and delivers lots of information...name of radio station/artist etc.It runs on both mains using the supplied power supply unit which also charges the inbuilt battery which will run for about 12 hours on a charge. You can set up to 40 preset radio staions, I believe it can store 20 DAB and 20 FM.It also features DAB+ which is necessary these days as quite a lot of the radio stations have shifted from DAB to DAB+ and some new stations are only on DAB+. The inclusion of FM is also really useful if you happen to be in an area where DAB isn't that strong.There is a dual alarm which is also a nice feature and well worth having. This radio does many things and it does them well...it will accept a USB stick to play MP3 tracks as well as a micro SD card to do the same. I reckon I must have over a day's worth of music on mine! You can even play the music from your phone through it by using Bluetooth.Then if you feel like listening in private you can plug a pair of headphones into it and listen in great stereo sound.So all in all this radio does so many things, it doesn't take up much space, it's available in two colour finishes and the cost of it won't break the bank! It really is a great little radio!

Updated review as the replacement order worked perfectly! (Previous one I had wouldn't ring with the DAB alarm option selected & had interferance when the wire was plugged in). This is a great little radio and Bluetooth speaker, its easy to use, picked up plenty of stations and is about the same size as a pen, meaning it's very portable (see picture). It looks and sounds great and even has a little handle/strap for easy carrying. It also has the option for you to put music on an SD card or USB stick, which when plugged in means you have an alternative method of listening to your own music, besides using bluetooth. Would definitely reccomend buying this to anyone.

Bought as a general use radio for use everywhere. Firstly to say the user manual is shocking. The font size is unreadable even with my reading glasses on and my sight is not that bad. I had to get the manual blown up to double size, via work printer, to make it readable. It comes in a box size that means it easily could have been printed in a sufficient font by the manufacturer and I couldn't find an online manual. The radio is USB chargeable and on battery use is about 2hrs (can be used plugged in as well). This is not a radio dedicated for listening to music, the sound quality is not good enough for most, but given it's size it still gives reasonable bass levels, no significant hissing sound at higher volume levels. I wanted a radio for use in a very small kitchen and other rooms while doing other things for which it is ideal given it's small size and portability. Has USB input for playing from memory stick.

Fab sound for the price, holds charge well. Looks lovely too

This radio is currently used as a bedroom radio. I chose to buy this product after a lot of research on the internet and reading of reviews. I believe it has been on sale for a comparatively short time , which is reflected in not being supported by numerous reviews.However, I decided to buy and after a few weeks use, I do not regret my decicions. The radio is a portable size and easy to carry but has a weight which points to having decent solid loudspeakers and is important to the sound. The radio is able to play at a loud volume without noticable distortion and the quality of sound is not "tinny" with an even spread of frequencies, but of course the bass is limited from the small speakers. This is a nice sound and I love it.The radio has two alarms along with sleep and snooze settings. Powering the radio and switching on for the first time means it will automatically store the stations and set the current time on DAB. This radio will also play FM and accept USB and/or mini SD card for Mp3 play. Within the menu there is access to an equaliser to tweak the sound for personal choice. The internal battery is rechargeable and during use at reasonable volume it has managed around 15 hours use. I can recommend this radio as it has useful extras not in other radios at the price and has excellent sound quality for a small radio.

My first impression of this radio was really positive - it has a surprising weight and quality feel for such a small device. Unfortunately, that's where the good experience stopped.The radio worked fine for about an hour with good sound quality and strong DAB signal, but when I tried to use it again, the screen completely stopped working. Since you need the screen to navigate menus and use most functions, this basically made the radio useless.I contacted both the seller and manufacturer for help, but initially got no response from either. After following up, the seller finally offered a refund and return. Sadly, this just means the broken unit will end up as electronic waste instead of being fixed - not exactly great for the environment. With a bit of research I found that this is just a white label radio from Aliexpress (M60) and can be purchased direct from the real manufacturer for around £8!I replaced with a slightly more expensive unit from a real brand (Sony) and have been much happier with that, so I would suggest spending just a tiny bit more for something with some actual quality control!

Love this lil thing quite punchy sound for size, easy set up and love the sleep settings so you can fall asleep knowing it will turn off.Cant understand the neg reviews unless they live in a dab deprived area, does work best with arial up but no probs.

Overall really impressed. Signal is good, sound quality is surprisingly very good but following the instructions I can’t save stations to my favourites which is annoying. Everytime you turn it off and turn it back on it rescans for every station and you have to flick through the list of 131 stations.. Has anyone else experienced this issue?