Great price for this Mini DAB radio delivered to your door
• As well as giving you access to hundreds of digital and analogue stations, the KS Pixel DAB/FM radio is ultra portable and has an alarm function too.
• Our Pixel DAB/FM radio has a dual alarm with the option to wake up to the radio or a buzzer and a sleep and snooze function, but it's much more than just an alarm. Giving you access to hundreds of digital stations, the Pixel provides a wider selection of music, with up to 10 presets for ultimate convenience.
• Extremely easy to use, you don't need to worry about remembering wavelengths and frequencies or fine tuning a station to get the best reception - simply choose the name of the station from the Pixel's LCD display.
• Thanks to its tiny size and the fact that it has up to 8 hours of battery life, the Pixel is ultra portable, so you can wake up happy wherever you are.
All comments (24)
HankHandsome
22 Apr 16#1
nice little radio. this pops up quite often and always worth a tenner.
bintasaurus
22 Apr 16#2
great price.Bought one at that price
artnada
22 Apr 16#3
Does this have AC power?
HankHandsome to artnada
22 Apr 161#5
it works on AC power, yes, but it doesn't come with an adapter - well mine didn't.
You need a 5 volt wall charger with a 5.5mm plug deeley.
anthony212
22 Apr 16#4
DAB
anthony212 to anthony212
22 Apr 16#6
tobybignell
22 Apr 16#7
Mine came with the plug
buglawton
22 Apr 16#8
Check the Amazon reviews (not the star rating) before you order. Might be OK if you are in a super strong DAB coverage area.
InkZ
22 Apr 16#9
I bought two of these on the last deal. Great little radios. Don't expect amazing things but for the money, you can't go wrong.
shaktastik
22 Apr 16#10
Looks water proof but it doesnt say on the page? Does anyone know if it is as I need one for the bathroom!
random_dude
22 Apr 16#11
bought 2, seller confirmed ac adaptor IS supplied, cheers op
stinkybeard
22 Apr 161#12
6Music in the greenhouse me thinks.
thefoz
22 Apr 161#13
I have two of these, and they are good for the price, controls are a bit fiddly and they aren't up to much volume wise.
Mine came from the Vodafone shop too and both came with AC adapters as well as being able to run from batteries.
They do need a reasonably strong signal to work on DAB and they are not DAB+ compatible, so they won't pick up some of the recently launched national stations (Jazz FM and a children's channel I believe).
random_dude
22 Apr 16#14
jazz FM? nice ;-)
thefoz
22 Apr 161#15
Great!
stinkybeard to thefoz
22 Apr 16#16
Admirable.
lukec36
22 Apr 16#17
So I guess the question is, why would you get this when you could just get a Bluetooth speaker and pair with your phone? Genuine question. Aren't all DAB stations available through the Internet?
rev6 to lukec36
22 Apr 16#20
Because not everyone can be arsed with faffing about with a phone and a bluetooth speaker when they just want the radio on.
Dryosh to lukec36
22 Apr 16#21
Limited data tariffs, can't imagine dab radio takes a small amount of data.
speculatrix
22 Apr 16#18
If you ignore the paid-for five star reviews, the rating on Amazon isn't that great.
jack19820
22 Apr 16#19
Good find OP! Heat added!
verbumSapienti
22 Apr 16#22
internet radio and (terrestrial) DAB are completely different. don't see any phones advertised as having a DAB antenna. but internet radio would eat into your data plan, yes. and it is easier to get a DAB signal than it is 3/4g.
a904lea
23 Apr 16#23
I bought one a little while ago, but it only tuned in to 5 stations whereas my usual portable DAB radio picks up almost 40. I returned it for a refund. Might be OK in a strong signal area, but be wary if you are out in the sticks.
lonechump
23 Apr 16#24
I got mine just to Listen to Chris Moyles on my commute to work in the morning (sorry - know he's not everyone's cup of tea) . It keeps its signal fine but it does go through the batteries. Also you may see you can buy a usb power cable for Kitsound Pixel on eBay for about £4. I couldn't work out if it was the correct model so gave it a go and the cable that arrived has a power adapter that much too small so no good. If anyone knows of a cable that works please post.
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Opening post
• As well as giving you access to hundreds of digital and analogue stations, the KS Pixel DAB/FM radio is ultra portable and has an alarm function too.
• Our Pixel DAB/FM radio has a dual alarm with the option to wake up to the radio or a buzzer and a sleep and snooze function, but it's much more than just an alarm. Giving you access to hundreds of digital stations, the Pixel provides a wider selection of music, with up to 10 presets for ultimate convenience.
• Extremely easy to use, you don't need to worry about remembering wavelengths and frequencies or fine tuning a station to get the best reception - simply choose the name of the station from the Pixel's LCD display.
• Thanks to its tiny size and the fact that it has up to 8 hours of battery life, the Pixel is ultra portable, so you can wake up happy wherever you are.
All comments (24)
You need a 5 volt wall charger with a 5.5mm plug deeley.
Mine came from the Vodafone shop too and both came with AC adapters as well as being able to run from batteries.
They do need a reasonably strong signal to work on DAB and they are not DAB+ compatible, so they won't pick up some of the recently launched national stations (Jazz FM and a children's channel I believe).