Revo Heritage is ‘lovely’ but ‘better value to be had elsewhere’
MacUser came “to love the Heritage” during their tests, but they found it hard to look past the wallet-busting price tag.
“Revo’s Heritage is a lovely modern version of the table top radio, but its price tag means that there is better value to be had elsewhere.”
The sound quality was praised, but they identified a couple of omissions – “the Heritage can only be powered from the mains – there’s no battery option – and there’s no onboard memory to buffer DAB or Internet radio streams, so you can’t pause or rewind them.”
Posted on February 8, 2010 at 9:08 pm by Jay Neill · Permalink
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on February 9, 2010 at 1:24 pm
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Don’t think this is fair. Yeah,it’s £80 more than a Pure Evoke Flow, but with iPod connectivity, better audio, more expensive materials and a more attractive design (in my opinion). Throw in the Last.fm feature and I think the price difference is more than justified.