Revo Heritage

Reg Hardware has reviewed the Revo Heritage describing it as a ‘supremely versatile and rather fine sounding box of audio tricks’.

‘Unlike some DAB radios that simply try too hard to be retro, the rather Presbyterian Heritage doesn’t look painfully artsy or over styled.’

The Heritage even impressed with its audio – ‘No matter what music I threw at it, I was thoroughly impressed by the quality and composure of the sound even with the volume turned all the way up.’

Read the full review here.

Revo Heritage

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.”

Read the full review here