RobertsPLAY10 FM/DAB/DAB+ Digital Portable Radio, Black

Very easy to tune. 6 presets. Three for DAB and 3 for FM. (3 preset buttons. You get the drift) The Radio is small and a good size with a rubber carry strap. It uses mains power or 4 AA batteries. The sound is quite nice. Quite good for the size. Classic FM and BBC Radio 3 sound good, and so does Capital Chill, haha. The radio has a good volume range. Reception is key, even with DAB. When I took it upstairs I’m sure it sounded clearer. It’s a great little Radio for the shelf in the toilet or maybe even a bedside, or the table where you work. Take it anywhere, it’s small enough. Yes, very good.

This is a second purchase of this item. An easy to operate radio with good sound quality and easy tuning. I use on mains adapter so can't comment on battery life. Compact, good reception for fm/dab radio. Nicely designed and unobtrusive.

Well made, sturdy, small radio. Good to move from room to room. Sound good for size especially on DAB.

Very dinky radio with great sound. I really like the buttons, easy to use, very easy to scan the different stations.Would definitely recommend if looking for a small portable radio, doesn't take up a lot of room.

So surprised by this lovely DAB+ and FM portable radio. I bought it because its made by Roberts who are reliable and have good quality stuff. Good value. Great to use, can use the AC Adapter posted with the box and they include instructions too. You can use batteries if you want to take it outside. It has 3 presets for DAB and 3 presets for FM. The reception is surprisingly good on FM too, but it must depend on where you are of course. Functions well for me. Buttons are nice and easy to use. Overall, a contented customer and what do you expect from ROBERTS!

Excellent radio easy to use good quality sound looks good

Why did you choose this product over others?:Love this radio . Bought for my 90+ year old mum so ease of use was essential. Straight- forward and looks quality. Has 3 presets per wavelength but wish it had one more

I bought this older model in 2016, & have been satisfied with it up til now. However, as per the title, I now would no longer buy this older model. This was fine when DAB+ stations started, but increasingly this model is showing a capacity ceiling with the number of stations it can store. I live just outside the M25 near London. There are all 3 national networks available, plus all 3 London local networks & the Herts/Beds/Bucks local network. Now when I rescan it will “miss” one of the networks. If I tune the missing one manually it then “loses” one of the others. When you consider there is also a community network about to launch as well, if anything I shall be looking for a replacement shortly. For guidance the capacity of this older model appears to be around 150 stations. Any more than that in your area don’t buy it.