Pure UK Move T4 Pocket Rechargeable Personal FM/DAB+/DAB Digital Radio – Portable DAB Radio with Bluetooth, Full Colour Screen and Built-in Speaker, White

I did a lot of research to find a suitable DAB portable radio for my mum when she’s out and about. This product fits the bill perfectly, and acts as a normal small radio for the home when she hasn’t plugged her earphones into it outside. It has a rechargeable battery and great volume. This is particularly good for my mum who has impaired hearing.It doesn’t come with ear phones but who cares! It’s a great quality, reliable device and is easy to set up and navigate.

I've only had this for a short while - so early days - but so far, am very impressed.DAB worked fine and picked up multiple stations (I've had problems with some radios in the area where I live). FM also worked fine. Bluetooth connected without issues and streamed music from my iPhone.It is a very compact size and would fit into a pocket, handbag, etc. The sound level and quality are very good given the small size and you could easily be fooled into thinking you were listening to a much larger device. It's too early for me to comment on battery life but the described 15 hours (speaker) and 22 hours (headphones) seem very reasonable.All-in-all, a great radio and no regrets.

Package arrived in excellent condition, a day early.The radio feels sturdy and has a bit of weight to it.It looks well constructed, but I have no intention of putting it through any stress test(I chose the girly white one)It's tiny, smaller than an average smart phone but maybe twice as deep....But it does pack a punchIm no expert, but I was pleasently surprised with its speaker output; I have it playing now on half max volume on an outdoor pre setting and that's just fine(There are other pre settings)I like this little radio and I think it'll last longer than the 2 other cheaper pieces of junk I've bought off of this platform.It's USB rechargeable, so you can take it out with you for the day or on backpacking trips and charge from your solar charger etcYou can't use the alarm unless it's plugged inWhich if you think about it makes sense, for your battery charge might not be sufficient to carry on till morning...I can't comment yet on battery pack longevity, but I've had it on for the last 4 hours and all seems fineA couple of early niggles that hopefully I'll get used to or resolve...The quick start instruction leaflet is simply garbage; I recommend you burn or recycle it.The operating system feels a little counter intuitive and I'm still having trouble pre setting stations beyond the first 4It's only bluetooth in, so you can use it as a speaker.Which means you can't use any wireless bluetooth headphones...Which for the money spent on this radio, is a major, "no."The kickstand is a useful addition, but it leans the radio only a few degrees from vertical which makes it easy to flip...If the stand had been designed to make the radio lean 3 to 5 degrees more away from vertical, that would make it more stable.It's expensive; and for the money paid it should come complete with a protective carry case. (And bluetooth out)But it comes with an integrated battery pack, and we all know how stupidly expensive PURE paks are...I haven't yet worked out how to keep the display or the clock illuminated yet, or whether it will; as mentioned, the operating system is a little counter intuitive(or I might be thick)Conclusion...For what it is, it's expensiveThere is cheaper out there, but they will fail.It's completely portable, appears well made and yes, it makes me smile.So I'm happy with itRecommendedHope this helpsTony.

This is a wonderful little radio, just what I need for visiting my family on the train. It’s well made, and easy to setup once I sussed out how to do it. The sound quality is excellent, and it looks sturdy. Be aware however that it doesn’t come with earphones. You have to buy them separately, and don’t get ones with microphone and volume control. These are not compatible, with sound only coming from one side, as I found out. Fortunately, both Amazon and the seller gave great customer service, and I’m now awaiting the right ones to arrive. Back to the radio review, I recommend it. It works beautifully.

I purchased this DAB radio to replace a Pure One Mini which was somewhat larger, needed an optional rechargeable battery pack and had a dedicated mains adapter. The Move T4 is much more compact for travelling and comes with a built in rechargeable battery. It charges with a standard USB cable - interchangeable with three other devices I use. The radio feels very solid and the sound quality is surprisingly good for such a small speaker. The three preset buttons are just enough for my favourite stations and the Bluetooth connectivity is an added bonus.

Excellent product apart from one crucial aspect. After only 4 months use the battery refuses to re-charge. This makes the idea of portability redundant and from my perspective renders the radio useless. How do I get a replacement? I like the product and would dearly love to have one which doesn't give up on me in such a short time.

Small and so handy for earbuds in company or speaker while out and about. Aerial works well but I have sat upon it but was able to straighten it enough to ALMOST retract fully. Lots of station favourite storage.It does take quite a long time to charge fully. Dropping it has resulted in a badly cracked screen, but it's still in one piece so believe it to be hardened material.Paid £100 for the white one but got a black one later [the wife pinched the first one} for £60!!!!!!!

I like the compact size the sound, and the reception.It is relatively easy to use after the initial problems with the set up.I the battery life needs to be improved, 8 -10 hours after full charge which also takes about 6 hours, is not good though.Finally the Instructions Manual should be simplified for easy access.