One of the best DAB/DAB+/FM/Internet radios you can currently get.
Lowest price in two years not sure it was ever available at the lower one even?
See post #13 by smicer072 Richer Sounds should price match + 6 year warranty and £5 off Amazon price. Posts #21-#23 Norfolk12a1 did get price match but because Amazon availability is currently 2-3 weeks they didn't take the extra Fiver off YMMV but it's worth trying a few times ;-)
Display was a bit bright as an alarm (Amazon reviews) but there has been a firmware update to allow this to be turned off - impydave post #12)
Colour display, Infrared remote control
3 way speaker system with bass woofer
Acoustically tuned wooden cabinet
MP3/WMA/FLAC/AAC playback via DLNA and USB (Playback music collection on your computer/NAS)
Wired Ethernet or WiFi connection (802.11b/g/n)
120 station presets
6 position equaliser & separate bass and treble
Radio alarm (DAB/FM/Internet) or buzzer alarm
Aux in socket for iPod/MP3 playback
Line out, Headphone socket
Size(mm) 240(w) x 205(h) x 130(d)
Weight 1.9kg
Spotify Connect compatible music player - Spotify Premium account required on smart phone or tablet
Top comments
RufusA
24 Jul 163#6
The Stream93i has also had a firmware update from Roberts which allows it to listen to BBC streams including listen-again once more:
I have my 93i in the kitchen on top of the fridge and I have to say I love it as well as really good bass for a little box. I also stream (wifi) music from my phone to the 93i but I think you could buy a cheap Bluetooth reciver and use it via auxiliary.
trott3r
24 Jul 161#3
yes a blutooth dongle and a battery dongle for portability.
Bit plasticky for my taste but still a good radio.
ninjin
24 Jul 161#4
I listen to a lot of internet radio. as such, I have been through a lot of them trying them out. sound v cost, you can't get much better than this. don't let the small size fool you, sound is surprisingly full and rich. ideal for bedroom, office, kitchens.
Newbold
24 Jul 162#5
And - unlike many - it handles the new BBC listen again streaming formats.
RufusA
24 Jul 163#6
The Stream93i has also had a firmware update from Roberts which allows it to listen to BBC streams including listen-again once more:
However for those like me who still have hi fi separates, this is a way of bringing your stereos upto date through your aux connections. I use the Revo Axis 3. Which gives me Dab\Dab+ it also his a wifi connection for Internet radio and Bluetooth connection for my phone. The speakers are never going to be great on these little things, but connect it to a real hi fi and it should sound great like mine.
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Lowest price in two years not sure it was ever available at the lower one even?
See post #13 by smicer072 Richer Sounds should price match + 6 year warranty and £5 off Amazon price. Posts #21-#23 Norfolk12a1 did get price match but because Amazon availability is currently 2-3 weeks they didn't take the extra Fiver off YMMV but it's worth trying a few times ;-)
Display was a bit bright as an alarm (Amazon reviews) but there has been a firmware update to allow this to be turned off - impydave post #12)
Colour display, Infrared remote control
3 way speaker system with bass woofer
Acoustically tuned wooden cabinet
MP3/WMA/FLAC/AAC playback via DLNA and USB (Playback music collection on your computer/NAS)
Wired Ethernet or WiFi connection (802.11b/g/n)
120 station presets
6 position equaliser & separate bass and treble
Radio alarm (DAB/FM/Internet) or buzzer alarm
Aux in socket for iPod/MP3 playback
Line out, Headphone socket
Size(mm) 240(w) x 205(h) x 130(d)
Weight 1.9kg
Spotify Connect compatible music player - Spotify Premium account required on smart phone or tablet
Top comments
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Bit plasticky for my taste but still a good radio.
https://www.robertsradiotechnical.co.uk/News.aspx
However for those like me who still have hi fi separates, this is a way of bringing your stereos upto date through your aux connections. I use the Revo Axis 3. Which gives me Dab\Dab+ it also his a wifi connection for Internet radio and Bluetooth connection for my phone. The speakers are never going to be great on these little things, but connect it to a real hi fi and it should sound great like mine.