Portable DAB/DAB+ & FM Digital Radio | Sports Earphones Included | Clear Digital Display | Rechargeable Battery (10-12 Hours) | Perfect for Sports, Hiking or Working | AZATOM A2 (Black)

A very compact radio,good solid feel to it, comfortable to hold,due to its rounded edges. Easy setup and to navigate between stations. Station lock is useful, and the earphones connection being on the end rather than the side is very convenient,making it easy to slip into a shirt pocket. Nice clear display. I find the solid earphones comfortable. The sound quality is excellent, not at all tinny. All in all, this is a great little radio, 100% recommended , and it’s made in England!!

Good little personal DAB, which fits easily into a pocket. Provides me with hours of radio as I'm out and about working. Overall, it's a smashing product (for the money paid), and I'd definitely be happy to recommend it to others. Build quality seems good. It's easy to use, and doesn't require a PhD to work out all its features! The 3 year warranty is excellent, although hopefully it won't be required. 1 month into using it, and it's not fallen to pieces yet. A few minor things worth noting:- 1. Earphones are not the best or most robust. I've already lost a few of the rubber buds which insert into the inner ear. 2. The battery life is good, but it's not as good as the advertised numbers. I use the radio for 4-5 hours a day, and comfortably get about 3 days use before it needs a recharge. Not quite the number of hours advertised, but still pretty good. I've no issues charging it twice a week. 3. Following on from #2, the screen shows an image of a battery, but doesn't give a % charge remaining, so as the battery image reduces, there's no real way of knowing just how much/little charge remains. 4. When charging - unless you have the radio power on, there's no indication from the screen to show that the charging is working. That would've been useful. 5. The lock button is a useful feature, although the button itself doesn't feel as robust as the other buttons on the radio.

I collected this on 16 February and was impressed from the start. On the downside, the supplied headphones were not the ones advertised with silicon buds but smooth plastic items that wouldn't stay in my ears even when sitting still. An email to AZATOM and they happily replaced them. The new phones are quite secure in my ears even when walking around. The radio is in my view solidly built, attractive and the control layout is intuitive. Tuning is quick and it's easy to move channels to presets. I live within line of sight of the Waltham transmitter so reception is good although in some local shops the signal drops intermittently. This is quite understandable as a headphone cable is not the most efficient form of antenna by any means. The audio quality is excellent. I have not checked the battery life although I have listened for at least 10 hours with the volume set quite high to penetrate my elderly ears. The charging is slow and I have emailed AZATOM to ask if using a more powerful charge would be harmful. I have only given 4 stars for battery life as I cannot confirm exactly how long it is. In summary, this little gem is excellent value for money. Thank you.

My Pure DAB radio had stopped working so I was looking for something similar. So far the Azatom has ticked all the boxes and has an invaluable sleep timer which a lot of other rivals don't have. Battery life is good and the sound is great. 3 year warranty makes this worth a try and the sound is really good too.

Had to return this as the battery life was terrible. Charged it up to full and then next morning, without use it said Battery Low. Shame, as the radio was quite good. Auto tuned and picked up a load of stations sound quality ok, but, supplied earphones were a bit poor. Sounded ok when played through an attached speaker. Nice sized radio and had high hopes, but as other people have found, the battery performance lets it down. Cant listen while it’s charging either, which seems mad.

Decent sound and build quality. Does have a graphic showing battery life. Easy auto tuning and easy to set presets. Very compact. Did quickly replace the ear buds with something comfier. 3 year warranty. (Had issue with first one and the company were very helpful)

I bought a few of these over the years but this is the first that’s died on me. Barely a month old and suddenly all I get is a blank blue screen. Their support address wasn’t supportive or even responsive and their troubleshooting advice of unplugging the battery didn’t help since the wire is soldered at both ends. So not much help there either. The return conditions in order to get a return do require you to have the box so make sure you hang on to yours. The last Azatom I’ll be buying.

This is a great little, personal radio. it tunes so easily. I didn’t even have to plug the headphones in. I listen to it at night, when in bed. Radio is tucked under my pillow and never seems to lose the signal. It’s great that the backlight switches off, after a few seconds, so as not to disturb my husband. This is the 2nd one, of these, that I have purchased. I do, however, have a couple of issues. Firstly the longer you use the radio, the more often you have to charge it. My original one started as lasting for about 3 nights, but I ended up having to charge it after one nights use, meaning that the battery was only lasting for approx 8 hours. The other problem is the charging cable itself. With my original radio, the cable stopped charging the battery. I spoke to customer services and they, very kindly, sent me a replacement. Unfortunately (And the reason that I have purchased a second radio) the 2nd cable just fell to bits, not at all robust, hence I was unable to charge the unit. I’m hoping that the new cable is ok. I will treat it with kid gloves. So, I do have two working radios…..not a bad thing. Really good radio, just hope that the cable remains working and intact, and that the battery doesn’t lose any more of its charging capacity, otherwise I won’t get to listen through the night. 😆