Bluetooth is now quite a common feature in radios, so if you want a radio with Bluetooth there are a lot of choices. In this article, we’ve reviewed some of the best options on the market right now, including radios with CD players, USB ports and other useful features.

When you first use Bluetooth on your radio, you have to ‘pair’ the radio with the device you’re streaming audio from (your phone or laptop etc.) For example, you will turn on Bluetooth on your phone and it will search for Bluetooth devices. AZATOM – AZATOM are a British audio technology brand owned by 4Cool Technology Ltd. They make a range of products including headphones, radios and speakers. AZATOM products tend to offer good value for money and have modern-looking designs. If you’re in range it will find your radio, which you can connect it to. Once this is done, selecting the Bluetooth mode on your radio should allow you to stream music wirelessly from your phone. Majority – Majority are a Cambridgeshire-based digital radio brand who produce a large range of highly affordable radios. Their products usually offer very good value for money. Panasonic – Panasonic are a Japanese electronics brand that produce a large range of products including televisions, cameras and microwaves. They sell a range of hi-fi systems as well as standalone radios. Their products usually have modern designs and offer good value for money.Pure – Pure were one of the pioneers of digital radio in the UK. They are a British brand most famous for their stylish Evoke range of DAB radios. One of the best things about Pure products is that they are all available with a generous 3-year warranty. Pure’s products are relatively expensive, but tend to be high quality and reliable. Here’s a list of DAB radios that feature both Bluetooth and a USB port for charging devices or playing MP3s:

With a Bluetooth DAB radio, you can stream music from YouTube, Spotify and other sources via your phone or tablet. This means the radio doubles as a Bluetooth speaker.

The short answer to this question is “no”. Unfortunately, Bluetooth radios only have Bluetooth receivers, not transmitters. This means they can’t be used with Bluetooth headphones. Most Bluetooth radios will remember the last device that was connected to them, so you won’t need to pair your device each time. Cultura in Radio (1) *** - - WebRadioLevi : la radio degli studenti e delle studentesse del Liceo "Primo Levi" di Montebelluna