Pure Digital One

I have always been a fan of the radio and although I have quite specific music tastes, I enjoy having the variety and general natter of a radio on in the background, especially to reduce boredom or to make a place seem a little more alive when your home alone. The Pure One Digital DAB Radio is the first and only DAB radio I have owned, you've got to move with the times right? I had been thinking about purchasing one for a while after hearing good things about this little radio and have now been enjoying it for about 6 months. The Pure One comes in a choice of 3 colours; black, pink and white. I would have loved to have brought the pink one as it's a ...  Read the complete review

I work in a small office with only 15 people in the building at any one time, I love music and our commercial manager has a radio in his office, so I decided I wanted one too, it makes the day go quicker listening to it, so thought as my birthday was coming up I'd ask my other half for one. We went to Curry's and Comets and saw the Pure One Digital DAB Radio, I also saw the smaller radio in the same range the Pure One Mini Digital DAB Radio, originally I liked the Pure One, but thought the price was a bit excessive for a radio at £59.99 in Curry's and Comet's, I thought this was a bit steep for a radio for work so I looked at the next model down, the Pure One ...  Read the complete review

- Introduction - I bought the white Pure One (or Pure Digital One) DAB radio for my mum for Christmas last year, as the small radio she used in the kitchen before 'going digital', offered a pretty rotten reception. Its been used quite a fair bit throughout the year and from what I've heard/seen, the overall opinion of this product has been really quite high. I originally bought this on Amazon UK as I say about a year or so ago as the customer reviews of this particular product/model all seemed very complimentary and I would have to agree with most of what they said. Its not the cheapest of the cheap but its certainly not overly expensive, I seem to ...  Read the complete review

The Pure Digital One was my first venture out in the DAB market. I've owned this product for well over 18 months now and i can honestly say there, there are very few negative points about it... As with all Digital recievers be it Radio or TV, ensure your in an area that accepts a digital signal. There are many websites online that will can give you a breakdown of the stations your likely to pick up in your area via your post code check. Alternatively as with myself, high street electrical stores selling these products can also check if your in a strong signal area too, before you buy. Now where i live isn't particularly a great digital area. For ...  Read the complete review

At Christmas, as I was browsing the shops for inspiration regarding an unexpected present for my husband, I spotted the range of Dab radios in Currys. Speaking to the assistant he told me that some of the more expensive Dab radios actually did not produce any better sound than the less pricey and less elegant looking ones. I decided to go for the Pure Digital One priced at just under £50 and hoped that it would fit the bill. This radio was in either white or black plastic. I decided that the black would probably be more serviceable as white often yellows with time and the white one looked a little tacky. The black was a shiny black that did look and feel ...  Read the complete review