DAB/DAB+ & FM Portable Digital Radio | Bluetooth | Remote Control | Rechargeable Battery | Dual Alarms & Sleep Timer | Perfect for Home, Office or Outdoors | AZATOM Multiplex D20 (Oak)

EXCELLENT!Very good quality build, solid and robust design, sound quality fantastic and extremely good value for money.I’ve tried all sorts of cheaper radios and they’ve all ultimately failed, but this one is such a good product.Easy to use and when I turned it on the date and time were already preset and correct, I just had to tu e in the channels and that was so simple.

It's an excellent radio, easy to use nice sound and plenty of power to it. It picked up every station I wanted. It's a compact size and looks stylish, i couldn't ask for anymore.

Looks great. The sound is OK. The battery has a good life. However, the power cable stopped working and no longer powered the radio or charged the battery. Disappointed.

Beautiful sound, reception and price

Replaced a fully working Pure DAB because radio stations are moving to DAB+. Having had old FM receivers that are still working after 40 years, its a depressing sign of the times that we are forced onto the consumerism hamster wheel of upgrades now, even with radios.D20 Retro is fairly good for the price. Easy to set up the radio. 6 station preset buttons and most controls are on the front of the unit (this was what I wanted and is less common among DAB radios now).Most controls have their own buttons rather than via a menu. Its sensitive enough to pick up plenty of stations with good strength on DAB but FM sensitivity seems pretty poor even with the aerial. Unit size is moderate but its thin enough to not take up much room.Sound is just "OK" I'd say, being better on the DAB+ stations. This isnt a hi-fi unit for audiophiles. There is less bass than my old Pure radio even with the EQ adjusted but its not tinny. The small remote has good controls with another 3 memory presets available thru that so 9 in total. Havent used Bluetooth function. There is full info available via the display on frequency and signal strength if you need it. The mains adapter is a 9v ,2A power supply with a straight-in coaxial plug at the back of the radio, the cable is not the longest in the world but you can buy extenders. The internal battery charges when you first plug it in and theres an indicator in the display to see how full it is. Havent tested the battery. The leatherette carry handle tucks neatly down the back of the unit leaving a tidy flat top when not in use.Theres a detectable background hiss at lower volumes on some stations but hard to say if its the radio or the station. One annoyance is that the volume control is stepped, and the lowest volume possible above mute is louder than I would really want with the radio close on the bedside. Also annoying, the backlight on the display stays on, with 4 levels, and while it can be switched off, it doesnt go on and off with the radio but needs controlling separately.Overall I'll live with the weaknesses of it and just get used to them. The high minimum volume seems to be the most annoying issue but only becasue the radio is close to me when I use it, but otherwise its OK.

I like the twin speakers sound is excellent Preruned press buttons

Nice sound. Good radio but hardly holds a charge. There is no details in instructions of how long to charge and the duration of the charge. I will probably seek a refund.

The sound is brilliant and it looks good to