Pure Evoke H2 Portable FM/DAB+/DAB Digital Radio, DAB Radio with Alarms, 20 Pre-sets, AUX Input and Kitchen and Sleep Timer, Walnut

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A more high-end alternative for real audiophiles is the Ruark R1 MkIII. It’s one of the best-sounding DAB radios money can buy, but is significantly more expensive than the Pure Evoke H2. The compact design of the Pure Evoke H3 would make it an ideal option for those in search of portability – although there’s no carry handle included. Pure Evoke H3 review: Features

Thorough, comprehensive testing – each battery cell is tested to ensure all safety requirements are met and that it holds and maintains the correct capacity - all before installation. The other radios in the new H version of the Pure Evoke range (H3, H4 and H6) do have noticeable differences to their older counterparts including new colour screens. This press release explains the differences, but doesn’t mention the H2. Certified safety – CE & ROHS certified, Grade A battery with short-circuit, overheating and overvoltage protection Practical button layout and a vibrant display makes operating Evoke H4 a pleasurable experience. Browsing menus, selecting stations and adjusting settings is both simple and intuitive.

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Available in a wide range of colours and patterns, including Laura Ashley prints, could this be the star radio for your home? We reveal all the answers in our definitive VQ Hepburn Mk II review. It has traditional rotary dial knob controls on its top that look easy to use, and there's even a built-in sound equaliser that allows you to adjust the sound quality to your personal preferences by changing the levels of treble and bass.

With the large central scroll wheel at the top of the device, you can easily skip through DAB digital radio stations, finding a wider selection of content than you would with a standard FM device.

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Here’s everything that you need to know about the Pure Evoke H2. Pure Evoke H2 review: Design and build A new model of the most compact member of the iconic award-winning Evoke family, Pure’s Evoke H2 is a portable DAB digital and FM radio with real wood veneer casing and contemporary styling. When you buy a radio described as a 'portable radio' with 'optional' battery power, you could well assume that the radio would give you the choice of battery power out of the box. But you'd likely be mistaken. High-capacity, long battery life – 4200mAh for premium quality and performance with an increased lifespan. Proven quality, certified safety: PURE ChargePAK B1, 101A0, VL-61949, VL-61114 replacement batteries for up to 1000 charging cycles

Evoke H4 can be powered by the supplied main adapter or with the optional ChargePAK F1. This ChargePAK will give you up to 50 hours of truly portable listening. What's in the box If you can’t find any programs that you want to listen to via the radio signals, then you can use the Bluetooth connectivity instead. The Evoke H3 will work as a wireless speaker with your tablet, smartphone, or laptop, showing your album artwork on the colour display as it plays. It’s the sound quality, style, and general performance of the Pure Evoke H3 that makes it a great buy for those in need of a reliable DAB radio. This forward-thinking device is compact, easy to use, and brimming with functionality that just makes it a delight to use. In terms of sound quality, Pure always seems to deliver above average quality, deep tones – particularly in the Evoke series, which is enhanced by the wooden casing on each product. A more affordable alternative to the Pure Evoke H2 is the VQ Retro Mini, which also has a space-saving vertical design and lets you listen to FM or DAB/DAB+ radio. Unlike the H2, it comes with Bluetooth, despite being cheaper.Evoke H4 includes a headphone output for private listening and an auxiliary input for connecting to any device.