Reserved for pick up tomorrow, good reviews and looks good :smiley:
Might be useful for others
Music mixed with style! This wooden DAB radio from Bush is finished in sleek walnut and is sure to be a much loved addition to your home. Perfect for rocking out at home like no one's watching.
DAB/FM.
Product features:
LCD display.
20 preset stations - allows you to easily switch between your favourite stations.
Generates 4 watts RMS.
Alarm with sleep timer function.
Auto time update.
Auto scan.
Headphone socket for personal listening.
General information:
Size H16.7, W24.6, D9.5cm.
Mains operated.
Batteries required 4 x AA (not included).
EAN: 5722211.
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18 comments
timmo001
22 Jun 17#18
Expired now
aforumac
13 Jun 17#17
useful post to inform people but I do believe it's been at this reduced price for several months now. good little radio
JamesSmith
12 Jun 17#16
Bush lol
woopedeedoo
11 Jun 17#15
Bought one of these yesterday for the kitchen, sounds OK so far but turned it up past about half way and the sound quality was pretty bad. Fine for me as I won't need it that loud.
supermann
10 Jun 17#14
Cheapest I can see this model on ebay for is £24.99.
There's another similar looking model that's a little cheaper. Are you sure you bought the same one?
BluePandaMan
10 Jun 172#10
I've got 2 of these (well, the previous incarnations - they change the design every now and then) and they are pretty good.
They are fiendishly difficult to use though, so keep the instructions handy. If you listen to the same station all the time, then it's easy, but searching, saving or just selecting another preselected station requires a little 'cheat sheet' that I prepared and leave underneath them. It's not intuitive at all.
pat36a
10 Jun 17#7
Sorry, tried link - doesn't work!
............ can be found on Sainsbury's website; just put "radio" into the search box.
Anon32
10 Jun 17#6
How long do the batteries last? DAB never seem to last as normal radios! No mention of bluetooth
ellbee to Anon32
10 Jun 17#8
It depends upon the model. I have a Roberts Radio model which lasts at least a month with it being used about an hour a day. Experience gained from owning cheaper radios is that they tend to eat up battery power like there's no tomorrow.
ellbee to Anon32
10 Jun 17#9
That's right - as it doesn't have Bluetooth!
androoski to Anon32
10 Jun 17#11
I have a DAB radio (a Robert Gemini, not this one) that has rechargeable batteries which last for 24 hours of on time playing radio. That works out to about week and a half with my listening habits - I then plug it in overnight and good to go again. It also works with a mains power supply.
pat36a
10 Jun 171#5
For anyone local wanting a cheap radio, found this in Ventura Park (Tamworth) for £15 yesterday.
Excellent sound.
Not worth posting as a deal as only two left on shelf and full price (£40) on line.
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Opening post
Was £49.99 allegedly
Reserved for pick up tomorrow, good reviews and looks good :smiley:
Might be useful for others
Music mixed with style! This wooden DAB radio from Bush is finished in sleek walnut and is sure to be a much loved addition to your home. Perfect for rocking out at home like no one's watching.
DAB/FM.
Product features:
LCD display.
20 preset stations - allows you to easily switch between your favourite stations.
Generates 4 watts RMS.
Alarm with sleep timer function.
Auto time update.
Auto scan.
Headphone socket for personal listening.
General information:
Size H16.7, W24.6, D9.5cm.
Mains operated.
Batteries required 4 x AA (not included).
EAN: 5722211.
View document (PDF)
18 comments
There's another similar looking model that's a little cheaper. Are you sure you bought the same one?
They are fiendishly difficult to use though, so keep the instructions handy. If you listen to the same station all the time, then it's easy, but searching, saving or just selecting another preselected station requires a little 'cheat sheet' that I prepared and leave underneath them. It's not intuitive at all.
............ can be found on Sainsbury's website; just put "radio" into the search box.
Excellent sound.
Not worth posting as a deal as only two left on shelf and full price (£40) on line.
http://www.sainsburys.co.uk/shop/gb/groceries/radio---speakers-281906-44/blaupunkt-walnut%C2%A0vertical-dab--fm-digital-radio-bpr-1-129477731-p
Only joking! Cheers Pen :smile: