MycketDAB Radio Portable, DAB Plus Digital Radios with Bluetooth, USB Rechargeable FM Radio, Battery Powered Small Radio,Dual Alarms Clock,Sleep Timer, 40 Presets Stations, 2.4" Large Colour Display

This is a good little radio, easy to tune and good sound. The battery lasts several hours so very impressive for a DAB radio. Well worth the money.

Compact/portable, with good sound quality and EQ for choice of tone. Bright clear colour screen that can be dimmed. Volume adjustable to a loud volume without sacrifice to tone. Internal battery charged by USB lead. Easy menu buttons.NOTE: Bedside analogue/digital clock display works only on mains power which was not in instructions. No UK three pin plug.

Although this little radio has limited volume it still does the job. It is easy to programme and store your favourite stations and is an all round decent radio. I used it in the bathroom and it is more than loud enough and being small it can be placed out of the way. It has its own rechargeable battery so it can be used safely in the bathroom and after just over a week the charge is still full. For small rooms this does a decent job.

This is one of the best compact radios I've used. It’s easy to set up and comes with a built-in audio equalizer. The Bluetooth system is crystal clear, and overall, I’m very satisfied with my purchase.The only downside I noticed is that the FM station preset is limited to 20. When using auto-tuning, it stops once it reaches 20 stations, meaning you have to manually tune and save higher-frequency stations to the four available favorite buttons on the panel.As shown in the attached photo, I modified the unit by adding a mono socket directly connected to the speaker. This significantly amplifies the sound—over five times louder—when plugging in a passive subwoofer system.Go ahead, you can try and enjoy listening music.

great little radio! good price, sound is fab, reception good and battery lasts really well. bought for our camper van and would highly recommend

Love this radio , I use it every day in my food trailer and the DAB+ is fantastic, when fully charged battery last for a couple of days and is very fast to charge , piece of cake to set up , love the size of it and it packs a punch for such a small radio , overall opinion is that for the money it seems to be a no brainer

DAB and DAB+ work well (in UK if it picks up "Classic FM" then you know DAB+ is working). FM sensitivity is quite good, even though the received signal strength where I live is not good. Sound quality is reasonable for such a small, very cheap device. Bluetooth works fine, but see my suggested improvement to the manufacturer below. Usability also good, it's easy to use all the functions without referring to the instruction book. Note the comment made by another reviewer - the alarm will not work unless the device is charging with the USB cable. This is stated in the instruction book, but not on the Amazon description.It has one hidden function that I think is good, related to the clock and alarms. It is hidden because neither the Amazon details, nor the instruction book say anything about it: When you first switch on after purchase, it will scan for DAB stations and can be used as expected. When you switch it off, either with, or without the USB charger connected, the screen will go black. But if you set an alarm just once and switch it off then the device will show the time on the screen whilst turned off. I find this useful to use as a clock, especially during the night. The clock can be set to either analog or digital display, the digital version has nice big numbers in a dim orange colour. It will also show whether the alarms are enabled or disabled. This will still happen even if the alarms are subsequently disabled, so long as an alarm was previously enabled at least once and the device turned off, but ONLY if the USB charger is connected.One minor negative point and one suggested improvement:It is a shame that, in common with most mobile phones, the alarm won't work if the USB charger is not connected. Obviously this makes sure the alarm doesn't fail because the device has run out of power, but I think it should be up to the user to ensure the device has enough charge to last the night and make the alarm sound! I have to take yet another device on trekking/camping trips to make sure I get up the next day :-(The suggested improvement is as follows: The Bluetooth works well to play an MP3 player or mobile phone through this radio as a speaker. But it would be good if we could connect Bluetooth headphones to listen to the radio. This is impossible because there is no way to pair headphones to the radio, at least I've never seen any headphones with that capability. I'm sure this radio could have additional user interface settings to choose headphones to pair with, but I realise this will probably require alterations to the Bluetooth protocol supported by this radio device as well. Should just be software changes I expect, no hardware changes should be required? Just a thought for the manufacturer or for the seller to feed back to the manufacturer. Admittedly I don't know the Bluetooth protocol, maybe its forbidden for a device to selectively choose between being a Bluetooth speaker or a Bluetooth player at the user's choice? But I really think this would be just a software programmer's task to make it work!