As well as giving you access to hundreds of digital stations, the KS Revive DAB radio lets you listen to FM stations too, and it can be both mains and battery powered.
Alarm Function
Thanks to the KS Revive's dual alarm function, which lets you to wake up to music as well as a buzzer, you can feel refreshed and ready for the day.
Listen to Digital and FM Stations
But the KS Revive is much more than just an alarm. Giving you access to both FM radio and hundreds of digital stations, it provides a wider selection of music for you to choose from.
Mains or Battery Powered
The ultimate in convenience and portability, the Revive can be either mains or battery powered, so you can take it with you wherever you go.
The KitSound Revive
With music going in cycles because it's constantly being refreshed, almost every genre has undergone a revival. Wake every morning with the KitSound Revive.
About KitSound
We are craftspeople. We are musicians. We are KitSound™ and we all commit ourselves to achieving one shared goal: Bringing people closer to their music. By understanding music we stay true to its craft. Pure, rich, incredible sound. We settle for nothing less.
Specifications:
Battery type: AA
Battery quantity: 4
Frequency: 87.5 - 108 MHz
Clock: 24 hour
Jack plug: 3.5 mm
17 comments
Going_Digital
30 Jan 17#17
kitsound Radios are just the same as the cheap supermarket ones, nothing to justify the outrageous RRP. So don't think you are going to get a really good radio based on the original price.
darklight
21 Dec 16#16
ok thanks , I keep my peepers skinned
Bikerdanny
20 Dec 16#15
I got a black one for £20, they then sold the light blue one for £20 on the vodafone ebay page, not seen any for less than £40 on ebay and amazon now :/
darklight
20 Dec 16#14
any cheap Kitsound AIR offers spotted in the wild? missed that particular offer
Bikerdanny
19 Dec 16#12
I got one of these for £9.99 last year and think you's are all being to harsh on it, it's a DAB radio for a tenner and takes normal batteries ! This is litterally the cheapest portable DAB radio you can buy in the U.K.
Okay I can't comment how it is as a alarm clock ( have my phone for that ) and haven't bothered messing with the settings. But as a DAB it's perfectly fine, I use mine daily as a maintenance engineer at work ( basically the radio takes a fair amount of abuse ) , I use rechargeable AA batteries and the radio will last a shift at full volume ( 8hrs ) even though I'm in a massive steel building I still get signal in everywhere bar the odd one or 2 reinforced rooms.
I also bought the kitsound AIR for £20 last week and IMO if they were still selling for £20 them stretch to that as the sound is much better than the revive and it looks and feels more premium.
heavymetal12345
19 Dec 16#10
OK daft question.
if your car stereo has an aux in.
could you run this on batteries and plug it in with audio lead and then has dab in the car?
BeerGoggles
19 Dec 16#9
An alarm radio where you cant set the volume? Damn ridiculous..
I'd love a DAB alarm radio that doesn't look like some kit from the 80's and where the clock light does not light up the room. Can anyone recommend one?
ghosty to BeerGoggles
19 Dec 16#11
Pure Chronos iDock
Bikerdanny to BeerGoggles
19 Dec 161#13
Kitsound AIR from the Vodafone eBay store was £20 last week, brilliant sound for a cheap DAB and has a rechargeable battery that lasts 6hrs ( the battery is one out of a old smartphone ha, so replacement / spares should be easy to source )
cambelt2001
18 Dec 16#8
I bought this also at 9.99 last year. It's a good wee radio for the price but the alarm volume increases to full and settings are tricky, so not good as a clock radio
zippypants
18 Dec 16#6
The above comments from users of this product......... it's got to be cold
Bobef90
18 Dec 161#5
I had one. Sent it back. Hard work setting up. User settings kept disappearing.
packard to Bobef90
18 Dec 16#7
Thanks, was about to buy a matching pair
runrabbit
18 Dec 16#4
Only used mains power for about 1 week.most of the functions were just too awkward so bought a different brand
runrabbit
18 Dec 16#2
got one last year in blue. big downside if I remember right is the alarm volume cannot be set and is set at full volume. its a nice unit but I wouldnt buy again.
archer1204 to runrabbit
18 Dec 16#3
Did you ever use batteries on it if so how long did they last
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Opening post
Introducing the KitSound™ Revive
As well as giving you access to hundreds of digital stations, the KS Revive DAB radio lets you listen to FM stations too, and it can be both mains and battery powered.
Alarm Function
Thanks to the KS Revive's dual alarm function, which lets you to wake up to music as well as a buzzer, you can feel refreshed and ready for the day.
Listen to Digital and FM Stations
But the KS Revive is much more than just an alarm. Giving you access to both FM radio and hundreds of digital stations, it provides a wider selection of music for you to choose from.
Mains or Battery Powered
The ultimate in convenience and portability, the Revive can be either mains or battery powered, so you can take it with you wherever you go.
The KitSound Revive
With music going in cycles because it's constantly being refreshed, almost every genre has undergone a revival. Wake every morning with the KitSound Revive.
About KitSound
We are craftspeople. We are musicians. We are KitSound™ and we all commit ourselves to achieving one shared goal: Bringing people closer to their music. By understanding music we stay true to its craft. Pure, rich, incredible sound. We settle for nothing less.
Specifications:
Battery type: AA
Battery quantity: 4
Frequency: 87.5 - 108 MHz
Clock: 24 hour
Jack plug: 3.5 mm
17 comments
Okay I can't comment how it is as a alarm clock ( have my phone for that ) and haven't bothered messing with the settings. But as a DAB it's perfectly fine, I use mine daily as a maintenance engineer at work ( basically the radio takes a fair amount of abuse ) , I use rechargeable AA batteries and the radio will last a shift at full volume ( 8hrs ) even though I'm in a massive steel building I still get signal in everywhere bar the odd one or 2 reinforced rooms.
I also bought the kitsound AIR for £20 last week and IMO if they were still selling for £20 them stretch to that as the sound is much better than the revive and it looks and feels more premium.
if your car stereo has an aux in.
could you run this on batteries and plug it in with audio lead and then has dab in the car?
I'd love a DAB alarm radio that doesn't look like some kit from the 80's and where the clock light does not light up the room. Can anyone recommend one?
http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/kitsound-revive-dab-alarm-clock-9-99-2-for-17-98-ebay-vodafone-2532538