Group test: what's the best digital radio?

5. Pure One Elite

• Reviewed on: 14 June 10
• RRP: £69 inc. VAT
• Rating:

The Pure One Elite digital radio has a very fair price considering its features and audio quality. It's unobtrusive design makes it ideal for a bedside table or kitchen counter, and it is also lightweight, so you can take it with you easily.

4. Revo Heritage

• Reviewed on: 22 April 10
• RRP: £229 inc VAT
• Rating:

The Revo Heritage Deluxe Table radio isn't so much a retro device as a really huge one. We've nothing against oversized dimensions or, indeed, its audio quality, but would have appreciated larger, less fiddly controls.

3. Pure Avanti Flow

• Reviewed on: 4 August 10
• RRP: £508.73 inc VAT
• Rating:

The Pure Avanti Flow is a versatile product. In addition to its DAB+ digital radio abilities it is a perfectly capable iPod dock and networked music player, with excellent sound quality and stylish construction. We have a few issues with its layout and the lack of Ethernet connectivity, but otherwise there are few criticisms that can be levelled at the Pure Avanti Flow.

2. Pure Evoke Mio

• Reviewed on: 22 May 12
• RRP: £150 inc. VAT
• Rating:

If you have a little extra cash to spend and don't need a radio that you can plug an iPod into, then the Pure Evoke Mio might just be the digital radio for you.

1. Pure Oasis Flow

• Reviewed on: 14 January 11
• RRP: £294.23 inc VAT
• Rating:

The Pure Oasis Flow DAB+ digital radio is an excellent product for outdoors types.