Start the day with your favourite radio station or gently increasing buzzer alarm. With two alarm times, you can set one to wake you and the other for your partner. Includes a snooze function and you can fall asleep listening to music, using the sleep timer function. In sleep timer mode the radio cleverly switches off after a time limit of up to an hour, allowing you plenty of time to drift off. Perfect for the elderly or the visually restricted, with a large clear display you can read the time easily.
Worth looking to see if it is available locally.
All comments (18)
tightyorky
2 Jan 171#1
Shame, if it was dab it would be worth getting.
Reading the reviews the description is wrong.
mgb20 to tightyorky
2 Jan 171#4
If you ever find a DAB radio for £7.99 then please let me know!
vassy4u
2 Jan 17#2
Nice one. Heat added :smiley: Black would have been perfect :smiley:
Careful - there's zero chance this is a DAB radio. In the questions & answers section there is debate about it and the consensus seems to be it IS NOT DAB. Trying to be helpful :smiley:
freakstyler
2 Jan 17#6
Deffo not dab, we have a couple of these, one has a red display and one has green.
DocDock
2 Jan 17#7
As others have said, shame it's not dab. would have been all over this had it been dab. it's still a decent price nonetheless
sam1970
2 Jan 171#8
Considering that there is no way this radio is DAB, I think this set is ancient technology which is not worth more than a fiver at best. Actually you might grab it in a car boot sale for a quid. There is no deal here...it is Freezing cold.
gazdoubleu to sam1970
2 Jan 171#9
That's a bit harsh, many DAB stations have poorer quality sound than FM due to the low bitrate of the transmission. This radio has presets, digital tuning and a soft start alarm/radio feature. A fiver would probably get you a Tesco branded analogue tuning device with a piddly display. Also same price on Amazon.
xbox360man
2 Jan 17#10
Oos
sam_of_london
2 Jan 17#11
There is another advantage of Dab. It gets time by itself. I have few digital radio clocks and they get correct time by themselves. No need to update daylight saving or any other time. Just correct time by itself.
deanos
2 Jan 171#12
Why do people think dab is great when they only transmit in mono on most stations
gazdoubleu
2 Jan 17#13
Yeah but I like the radio announcer to tell me the time but he/she is always out on a DAB due to the 2 second lag!
vanessaanne
3 Jan 17#14
I kid you not I have had this alarm clock for over 10 years. I remember buying it when we moved into our current house. No problems whatsoever. I just use it as a alarm clock. I didn't know you could still get this model or I would have bought more for my children's rooms. I went any paid more money for a fancy one. Heat from me xxx
sofiasar
3 Jan 17#15
how did you find this?
iv been looking for one for my son, he wants one to wake up early for school ( i refused to buy him a mobile ) and if you type alarm clock, this doesn't come up at all.
thanks anyway. iv reserved one
kingkajee
3 Jan 17#16
Let's remove Dab from the description.
I have a Philips clock. No problems to date.
sofiasar
3 Jan 17#17
iv just picked mine up. it DOES have radio.
size of a little android box with speakers on.
requires AAA and also it has a plug attached.
has buttons for radio on/off
tuning
volume + & -
well worth the money.
Gollywood to sofiasar
3 Jan 17#18
So you bought a radio, that DOES have a radio in it! :laughing:
Opening post
Worth looking to see if it is available locally.
All comments (18)
Reading the reviews the description is wrong.
http://www.philips.co.uk/c-p/AJ3115_05/digital-tuning-clock-radio
iv been looking for one for my son, he wants one to wake up early for school ( i refused to buy him a mobile ) and if you type alarm clock, this doesn't come up at all.
thanks anyway. iv reserved one
I have a Philips clock. No problems to date.
size of a little android box with speakers on.
requires AAA and also it has a plug attached.
has buttons for radio on/off
tuning
volume + & -
well worth the money.