Pure Highway H260DBi Radio now £89 reduced from £129 at Halfords in store or online.
I've just had one fitted to my car and it's brilliant. The Bluetooth features from your phone to the radio are great and it comes supplied with a in-car microphone. It doesn't skip a beat on Spotify.
The DAB is also great. It tunes itself automatically if you stray out of a particular DAB area so there is no loss in sound.
It's description is as follows:
Pure Highway H260DBi Digital/FM/AM Radio with Bluetooth brings you everything you need at a touch of a button: relaxing music, kind words from friends and even food by dialing the nearest takeaway. This brilliant gadget works wonders with your iPod/iPhone too, just to make your life that much better.
Pure Highway H260DBi Digital/FM/AM Radio with Bluetooth Extra Info
DAB Digital, FM and AM Radio
Wireless Bluetooth Streaming and hands free calling with external microphone
iPod/iPhone and USB connection with full music control and charging
Compatible with CD, CD-R and CD-RW
MP3 CD/USB playback with bookmarking, ideal for listening to spoken word on your drive
One touch DAB selection with pre-sets to save your favourite stations
Match the Highway to your dashboard illumination with custom button lighting
Auxiliary Input
Detachable Fascia
Please note - A separate DAB antenna is required for this unit to work. This is not included.
So the radio is not £89 as DAB radio WITHOUT antenna doesn't make much sense.... I bought Kenwood for just under £200 and it got CD, 2 USB and everything else that this radio has and it came with DAB antenna. Heat anyway as it's discounted :sunglasses:
you_gotta_be_kidding to Pigmejs
6 Nov 162#2
if you bought a non dab radio would it come with an antenna?
iXanon
6 Nov 16#3
I picked up one of these last year. It's a decent enough system, although with stock speakers I have to use the "loud" setting to get anything like a decent sound. Not ideal, but it works.
Also, unless you know what you're doing (or know someone who does) expect to pay around £100 for fitting including any adapters or aerials you may need. I've installed a couple of normal aftermarket stereos before, but I didn't have a clue with DAB and didn't want wires sticking out everywhere..
quizmaniac
6 Nov 16#4
Bought this myself about 6 months ago from ebay for £79.99 and agree its a great bit of kit for the money., crystal clear sound and plenty of options,bluetooth usb port etc .i found the best aerial was a £114.99 magnetic one from halfords,(maybe its £19.99 now).
Wish i had gone down the dab route earlier but imagined they were expensive and a hassle to fit and dab signal wasn't great but i was wrong :smiley:.
batezy_1984 to quizmaniac
6 Nov 16#5
The aerial I bought was the internal £19.99 one but that may have been ok because I've got a BMW 316 and the rear window is the FM aerial. I had it all fitted at Halfords. All in it cost £129 with the fitting and bits to connect it
fauxdigger
6 Nov 16#6
No it wouldn't, but I think that the point is that the vast majority of cars will already have a FM/AM aerial fitted as standard. If you are already replacing a dead DAB unit there's no extra cost, but for most others there will be. Fair play to the OP for pointing this out.
Rich44
6 Nov 16#7
Worth checking your reception before purchase you'll get zero reception round this way, not that fm is much better mind you
AD7
6 Nov 16#8
Do you know if this is steering wheel compatible?
batezy_1984 to AD7
6 Nov 16#10
Hi mate on my BMW it isn't. When the bloke was fitting it he said u will lose the steering wheel bits for the radio only. Bit of a downer but don't know if this happens on every car
Merlin3000
6 Nov 16#9
I bought one of these for a similar price from Amazon earlier this year. I travel a lot on the road and find this awesome. Bluetooth function is great. Installation isn't difficult - I did mine myself using a glass mounted antenna on my screen following an easy guide on YouTube.
batezy_1984 to Merlin3000
6 Nov 16#11
Yeah it's probably the antenna as per the link at the bottom of my post. I'm surprised how good they are to be honest!
danflorin3
6 Nov 16#12
off post..somebody knows about a good deal for a digital radio with alarm?
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Opening post
I've just had one fitted to my car and it's brilliant. The Bluetooth features from your phone to the radio are great and it comes supplied with a in-car microphone. It doesn't skip a beat on Spotify.
The DAB is also great. It tunes itself automatically if you stray out of a particular DAB area so there is no loss in sound.
It's description is as follows:
Pure Highway H260DBi Digital/FM/AM Radio with Bluetooth brings you everything you need at a touch of a button: relaxing music, kind words from friends and even food by dialing the nearest takeaway. This brilliant gadget works wonders with your iPod/iPhone too, just to make your life that much better.
Pure Highway H260DBi Digital/FM/AM Radio with Bluetooth Extra Info
DAB Digital, FM and AM Radio
Wireless Bluetooth Streaming and hands free calling with external microphone
iPod/iPhone and USB connection with full music control and charging
Compatible with CD, CD-R and CD-RW
MP3 CD/USB playback with bookmarking, ideal for listening to spoken word on your drive
One touch DAB selection with pre-sets to save your favourite stations
Match the Highway to your dashboard illumination with custom button lighting
Auxiliary Input
Detachable Fascia
Please note - A separate DAB antenna is required for this unit to work. This is not included.
DAB Internal Antenna - £19.99
http://www.halfords.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductMobileDisplay?catalogId=10151&langId=-1&categoryId=318419&productId=907129&storeId=10001
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Also, unless you know what you're doing (or know someone who does) expect to pay around £100 for fitting including any adapters or aerials you may need. I've installed a couple of normal aftermarket stereos before, but I didn't have a clue with DAB and didn't want wires sticking out everywhere..
Wish i had gone down the dab route earlier but imagined they were expensive and a hassle to fit and dab signal wasn't great but i was wrong :smiley:.
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