LOGIK Portable DAB+ and FM Clock Radio - Silver & Wood

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As with most portable digital radios, the battery life is quite poor, so you will probably want to keep it plugged into the mains most of the time. Also view the frequenty asked questions at the bottom of the page for useful tips about your product. They listen to nine recordings for each radio, which cover a wide range of music and radio genres, giving a rating per recording and an overall verdict (not an average).

cm wide) and is easy to carry around, and you can power it with 4 AA batteries or the mains lead provided.It supports Bluetooth to stream audio from devices such as a smartphone and tablet, plus has bedside radio functions. One good and inexpensive retro DAB clock radio is the KitSound Jive, which has an attractive 1950s-style design. Our lab professionals assess a range of factors including how simple the radio is to set up, how easy it is to find stations and get a good signal. The LOGIK L55DAB15 has a nice design and would look good in the kitchen, but it does have some issues.

We rate sound quality using a professional panel of five expert listeners with a range of ages and musical tastes. It is a digital signal that allows for more channels within the same bandwidth and allows for easier switching between channels. It’s not a bad radio for listening to speech stations, but the tone quality isn’t great for listening to music. To summarise, the LOGIK L55DAB15 could be a good choice if you like its design, but you should be aware of its flaws before purchasing it. If you don’t mind getting something with a more modern design you should consider the AZATOM Horizon, which is an affordable FM/DAB clock radio with Bluetooth.It can be quite frustrating trying to use this radio’s features as the controls aren’t very intuitive. My advice would be go and look at alternative radios, otherwise allow several hours any time you want to tune it to a station and set it.