I got one a few days ago and though it is not as good as my Roberts Stream 93i or Stream 205 given that it is a third of the price of those radios it is excellent value and I would not hesitate in recommending at around the £50 pound mark.
. Sonically it is not as good as the Roberts Radio but I use it in conjunction with my 30 years old HiFi effectively adding DAB, internet radio & music streaming from my Synology NAS to the package. Although there is an app to control it called "Lifestream II" to my surprise it is identical to another app for Roberts Radio called "UNDOK". Either app controls all my internet radios as the apps are simply rebadged Frontier Silicon controls. It also has its own remote control.

Looks interesting. Anybody know what it's like?

Whats the Android Apps, it mentions it in the title but says nothing about it in the read up. I dont understand does it have Android on it where are the apps how do you put them on, its all very vague.

"sound control of internet radio optional also convenient via App based on Android ™ or iOS Smartphones / Tablets 1 - eg setting the volume, radio channel selection and more."

Sounds like a posh way to turn it up or down or change stations its very misleading.

Any advantage to this over the echo i got yesterday given that all the radio stations will be available on the echo via tunein? Thanks.

You cannot add an app to the radio. The only app is one that you download and put on your android or IOS device. This gives you the ability to remotely control the radio.

I second this - had for a year now in the kitchen.

Looks interesting.... thanks

I third this. I have one too. I was considering the Roberts one but like the guy says, this is a fraction of the price.

I bought the cheaper single speaker non-DAB version, the Medion E85038 (it has stereo output for connection to a hifi system). Very happy with the sound quality and performance. I like the addition of the rj45 lan connection with this model - great for use with homeplugs.