This Radio is superb! the Roberts doesn't come near it, I'm quite sad about that as I have always liked their analogue sets. Overall I have to say that I am very happy with my Pure Evoke 2. I had considered buying an Evoke 1 but the thing that put me off was they are only mains powered and I wanted a portable radio that was truly portable so I decided to wait for the Evoke 2.

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I also like the Evoke 2 because it is mains and battery powered so I can easily move it around the house without moving lots of wires with it. The Pure Evoke Home comes with a flip-up screen. (Image credit: TechRadar) Pure Evoke Home: price and release date The Evoke Home has a quoted 100W of power from its dual 20mm soft dome tweeters and two 3.5-inch woofers, which are situated at either end of the chassis. r u sure your not experiencing sound drop outs? I did for the first week or two have this problem. switch the osd to show the power level received.

I found it did this when it was stormy and very overcast, the level would drop below 50 even down to 20 odd on occassions. Since then its never happened, levels now always above 90% (they may have boostered it a bit) and we now have more channels. I live in the stix.

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The DAB sound quality is fantastic, I tend to listen to some stations that are only available on Medium Wave and the sound quality with DAB is perfect, no distortion even at full volume and this radio is really loud! Even when compared to the FM band also provided DAB is noticeably clearer and of course comes without the FM 'hiss'. In design terms it doesn't reinvent the wheel, but with solid build, good OLED display and revamped ‘Clearsound' amp technology, it offers a clear evolution in sonic performance. The Evoke Home is the most expensive model in the range. (Image credit: TechRadar) Pure Evoke Home: design The most significant include the addition of high-quality tweeter units – taking the Evoke's speaker system two-way – plus Pure's digital end-to-end audio subsystem, Clearsound.

The thing is is the warranty runs from when I originally bought the first unit and for the second unit to only last 5 mins is ridiculous - literally. The power cuts out when using mains or batteries - it switches on and off a couple of times and then will not work at all - completely dead. That grille is crafted from recycled wool that’s said to be both ‘eco-certified’ and ‘virtually odourless’, which is always good to know (we couldn’t smell anything weird!). If that’s a nice touch, so is the flip-up 2.8-inch LED colour screen. There are a few buttons underneath to help navigate the display, which sadly isn’t a touchscreen. I just wondered if anyone else is having problems with the Pure Evoke 2 s as my replacement one has just broken and I'll now be onto my 3rd unit. My only real concern is the F.M. performance, it is far below average, and sounds hissy on most stations!. I don't know if this is normal for this radio, or if mine has not been tuned properly in the factory.