Archive for the ‘Radios’ Category
Pocket-lint reviews the Pure Siesta Flow
The Pure Siesta Flow is “a little bit too expensive to get [Pocket-lint's ] full backing. Especially when there are similarly priced, and cheaper radio alarm clocks that do just as good a job. ” “The audio is fine, but nothing special it’s unlikely make you sit up to admire the sonic quality, but then [...]
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The Gadgeteer looks at the Full Join pocket WiFi radio
Full Join is one of those Chinese companies that have sprung to the attention of those of us in the west, after years of plugging away in the local market. The Gadgeteer got hold of a PPS-FM pocket wifi radio and gave it a thorough going over. First problem encountered was an inability to connect [...]
In: Full Join · Tagged with: Full Join, Full Join PPS-FM WiFi Pocket Radio, PPS-FM WiFi Pocket Radio review
Wired’s Geek Dad reviews the Logitech Squeezebox
Wired’s Geek Dad has reviewed the Logitech Squeezebox saying, “At £150 it’s not the cheapest option, but there is stacks of functionality on offer here, making its minor downsides insignificant in comparison.” One of those downsides is the fiddly control mechanism exacerbated by the available choice of stations. “The biggest downside of the Squeezebox mirrors [...]
In: Logitech · Tagged with: Logitech, Logitech Squeezebox, Logitech Squeezebox review
Audiophile Audition reviews the Myine Ira
“A good choice for those wanting to add Internet station reception to their home audio or AV system, without spending much and with only a minimum of space taken up.” That’s the verdict of Audiophile Audition, but they had a word of warning for those without tidy houses – “Just don’t misplace the miniscule remote [...]
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Sanyo R277 ‘looks good…sounds good…far from perfect’
We missed this one the first time around, but way back at the end of 2008 the Sanyo R277 appeared – the first device from a mainstream electronics giant. WiFiPlanet gave it a once over and pronounced that “the Sanyo R227 is far from perfect. Internet radio features are basic, media player features were difficult [...]
In: Sanyo · Tagged with: Sanyo, Sanyo R277, Sanyo R277 review
What happened to Com One?
The major electronics manufacturers have not yet caught on to WiFi radio. That leaves us with a selection of kit from smaller companies to fuel our habit. In the main this is a good thing. Firms dedicated to WiFi radio can produce exceptional products, driven by a passion for the medium, and a desire for [...]
In: Com One · Tagged with: Com One, Com One Phoenix, market
Revo Mondo’s ‘modest ambition is matched by a modest price’
PC Pro says that the Revo Mondo has “modest ambition … matched by a modest price”. “For those who’ve already invested in a decent hi-fi, the Revo Mondo provides a relatively cheap way of adding internet radio to the mix.” Like most Revo products “the device itself is nicely made”. Altogether they awarded the Mondo [...]
In: Radios, Revo · Tagged with: amazon:asin=B000WBN5EK, Revo, Revo Mundo, Revo Mundo review
Smarthouse reviews the Epoz Aktimate Maxi
Smarthouse describes the Aktimate Maxi as ‘easily one of the best iPod speakers for this year’. Why is WifiRadioReview.com covering the Maxi? Because it’s so much more… “With Internet radio, FM, audio streaming functions, iPod connectivity, and various input ports onboard, the Aktimate Maxi is a great speaker to have.” The review reads a little [...]
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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 [...]
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Fabulous features set Squeezebox apart from the rest
ApplyWifi has reviewed the Logitech Squeezebox and says that “an affordable price of $200 and its fabulous features … set it apart from the rest.” They describe it as “an absolute visual delight. With a 2.4 inch full-color imagery screen and Wi-Fi radio reception, the receiver is full of great features.” You can read more [...]
In: Logitech · Tagged with: Logitech, Logitech Squeezebox, Logitech Squeezebox review
