Steepletone Touch Light Clock Radio

Description: 3 Light levels controlled by touching the base or rim. Wake to radio or bleeper alarm. 60 Watt SES light bulb. Backlit ... more

Steepletone Touch Light Clock Radio ... clock face.

Newest Review: ... dark meaning that you don't need to switch on the light to see what time it is. The Radio: This is an AM/FM radio and is ... more

... worked with slide controls on the base of the lamp. There is also a headphone socket on the back, although headphones are not included. Steepletone was founded in 1972 and specialises in retro, nostalgic and novelty radios etc. This item is apparently one of their best sellers. I believe it retails at about £19.99 but, having had mine as a gift I cannot be sure of that. I do hope that this will be of interest - and I thank you for reading....more

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Steepletone Touch Light Clock Radio: Just one touch - or two (475 words)
by - written on 21/05/08 (Very useful, 140 readings)
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Last year for my birthday my sister surprised me with the present of a Touch Light Clock Radio. I had, for some time, been having trouble with my bedside light because the switch had become extremely stiff. To be honest, I had had it a good while and though it still works perfectly well; it isn't very convenient not being able to get instant light if needed during the night. I had seen the Steepletone Touch Light Clock Radio advertised and commented on what a good idea it was - having three items combined and therefore taking up less space. In appearance it rather resembles a mushroom - or toadstool - with the clock and radio housed in the body ... Read the complete review