Radios
Looking for the right radio to suit your needs? PriceRunner is here to help you find the ideal choice. We list a wide range of radios from various brands and retailers, ensuring you have plenty of options to explore. Use our handy category filters to narrow down your selection based on features like DAB, FM, or internet connectivity. You can also filter by size, brand, and price to find the best match for your preferences. Comparing different models side-by-side makes it easy to see which radio fits your lifestyle and budget. With PriceRunner, you can confidently make the right decision without any hassle. Ready to tune into your next favourite station? Begin here and discover the radio that perfectly fits your listening needs!
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Denver Small Handheld Portable DAB+ FM Radio with Speaker DAH-126
Radio, DAB+, FM
Or £14.33/mo. (x3)*
Bush DAB FM Stereo Radio In A Wooden Cabinet
Radio, FM
Or £13.93/mo. (x3)*
Azatom Desire DAB+ DAB FM Digital Radio
Radio, FM
Or £9.31/mo. (x3)*
Makita DMR301 Digital DAB Built In Charger 18V
Radio, FM
Or £99.63/mo. (x3)*
Epoca i-Box Retro DAB/FM Radio with Bluetooth
Radio, FM, DAB+
Or £15.49/mo. (x3)*
Prunus Portable Mini Pocket FM AM Transistor Radio
Radio, FM
Or £6.66/mo. (x3)*
Aiwa Clock-Radio CR30BK
Radio, FM
Or £10.43/mo. (x3)*
Flex Power Tools RD 10.8 18.0 230 Cordless Radio
Radio
Or £66.61/mo. (x3)*
Azatom Pro Sports S2 DAB Digital Portable FM Radio
Radio, FM
Or £11.65/mo. (x3)*
Alivio DAB DAB+ Digital FM Radio
Radio, FM, DAB+
Or £8.33/mo. (x3)*
Pure DAB+ Radio Classic Mini
Radio, FM, DAB+
Or £23.00/mo. (x3)*
August MB330 DAB FM Radio
Radio, FM, DAB+
Or £19.65/mo. (x3)*
FAQ
In this case, it is a device to receive radio signals from radio stations either digitally or via one of the frequency bands used for radio broadcasting.
Given that the digital distribution has taken over more and more, the classical radio has to some extent, played its part. Most radio stations can be listened to over the internet. However, having a radio that can receive classic radio signals (either analogue or digital) can still be a good thing, as the digital infrastructure can fail, for example, in hard-to-reach areas without coverage or in the event of war and disaster.
A pure digital radio receives so-called DAB signals. It is not about online distribution but about terrestrial digital radio according to the world standards that exist. An analogue radio receives analogue transmissions via classic radio frequency bands, such as the FM network.
It depends on what you mean by future-proof. If you want to be able to receive DAB broadcasts, the radio should, of course, have support for it. DAB is not very developed in in many places but is likely to take over completely in time. But being future-proof can also mean being ready for all events, and then a combination of both DAB and FM receivers makes sense. If you also want to be able to access broadcasts over the internet, the radio should, of course, have support for streaming over the internet. Internet radio can be nice since there is a huge amount of stations from all over the world that will become available then.
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