DAB Radio Deals & Offers

Price seems to be different at different stores. At my local one in Warrington it is £59. Also the box seemed to be open (3 in stock, all with box opened).

Bought it from the Newport (Shropshire} Aldi last week at this price {all gone this week} Bad Points~ Display not that bright No option of battery power - just mains via power adaptor Good points~ Good speaker sound quality with selectable deep bass Bluetooth V.Quick to pair with phone for podcasts, & the supplied remote pauses & resumes podcast Slightly better DAB receiver than my old unit - I'm in a poor reception area Worth it for £40

my advice for you is to buy it and I'll give you a tenner, just to stop you overthinking about it. peace.

It was available at the Retford store where I got one at the same price because its useful to have a substantial Bluetooth speaker with a remote control (I send grey noise to it to mask the noise of my neighbour) and it is one of those rare DAB+ radios with an aerial connector so I have also made up a copper shielded coax cable to connect to the FM/DAB antenna on the house. Annoying it went down another tenner the week after and is this week no longer available. It will be a case of hold your nerve and gamble if you do want one for a tenner less and risk it going out of stock or paying a tenner more with it more likely still in stock.

Hi HerefordCiderApples, I apologise if it came across that i was contradicting myself, the only point i was trying to make was that if there was an issue we would be more than happy to assist even after the first year. Kind regards

Doesn't fill me with confidence when the retailer contradicts themselves. Imagine what it will be like in two years time and the retailer washes their hands of the sale!

I had a pure dab radio the rubber coated one which became sticky over time and was hard to clean. Contacted the company and received one of these as a replacement even though mine was not made anymore and was out of warranty. Can't fault the customer service at all.

Hi Dennis, I can confirm that it would be up to Hughes to deal with any issues in the first year, then years 2 and 3 are dealt with by Pure themselves. But if any issues were to arise even after the first year then please do not hesitate to contact us. Kind regards

Would I be correct in thinking that in the first year of warranty, Hughes would deal with it and years 2 and 3, Pure would be responsible ? Or is there a different arrangement these days ?