Pure One Mini

Zitat: Pro: + Great sound + strong tuner + flexible + user friendly Contra: - Light bass - ChargePAK is extra

Zitat: For: + Great sound + strong tuner + flexible + user friendly Against: - Light bass

Zitat: The good: + Now that Ross and Brand have been banished from the airwaves, you’re safe to explore the 50+ stations this petite DAB radio offers without stumbling across drunken confessions of sexual hi-jinks. Although we’re still not entirely sure about Classic FM’s Henry Kelly. The Mini gives surprisingly good sound quality for its size, plus a headphone socket and line-in for hooking up your iPod. You can pause the scrolling text, and there’s FM reception if you get nostalgic for hiss. The eco-friendly Mini is also endorsed by the Energy Saving Trust – bonus! The bad: - If you want to take the Mini out and about, you’ll need to buy Pure’s own rechargeable battery – the heftily priced (£30) ChargePak. Unlike posher digital radios, you can’t pause or rewind the broadcast itself. A great sounding little radio, but the expensive battery and lack of music control mean this Mini adventure is unlikely to stray too far from the kitchen. Still a delightful radio though.