In Ear Headphones for Pure Move 2500 Portable DAB Radio Earphones Pure Move R3

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Most radio ear defenders only offer AM/FM radio, but there are a handful that offer DAB/DAB+ radio. Some of them also have Bluetooth so you can listen to music from your phone or take hands-free calls. Below are all of the radio ear defenders we could find on the market in the UK with DAB radio. EARMUFF DAB+ Ear Defenders

Bluetooth capability allows you to connect these headphones to your mobile phone. This helps you stay entertained even during instances of poor radio reception. There are no sales teams involved in our verdicts, which means if we don't like it for sound, design, usability and features, we simply won't recommend it. Best DAB radios: FAQs Which is better: DAB or FM? Additional features: In addition to sound, Bluetooth radios with DAB+ technology can transmit images, information regarding the station, title or artist, and even videos, if the station allows for it.

Get crystal-clear sound and the widest range of stations whether you’re at home or on the move with the best DAB radios

DAB reception now stretches across most of the UK, covering 97% of the UK population. In the event that you’re not covered, or your station selection is poor, you could opt for an internet radio station instead. This streams radio stations from the internet by connecting via your household Wi-Fi network. This is great, but it might restrict where you can listen. DAB, in case you’re wondering, uses a broadcast DAB signal so it will work in places where Wi-Fi isn’t available. How good is the sound? The headphones have good sound quality that’s further improved by an enhanced bass effect. You can also be assured your hearing will be protected in noisy environments thanks to the headphones’ passive noise reduction and 15-level volume control. The Howard Leight by Honeywell Sync comes in a high-viz neon green color, which makes it ideal for use in situations where there’s poor visibility or lighting. The user-friendly display provides you with essential station and programme information, with no less than six display themes selectable. You also have a dual alarm function here. Other features available are headphone input and auxiliary input for MP3 player.

The Majority Eversden is the way to go if you are looking for a portable choice of Personal DAB radio that will hold up well against the elements. These radios are popular among people staying in hospital for extended periods of time as well as people with solitary jobs, for example postal workers. Supports Dynamic Range Control with compatible DAB stations for balanced audio in noisy environments At first, the output is a little underwhelming. There’s more warmth than you might expect from a small plastic radio, but not much clarity or definition. Give it a few minutes, though, and the sound opens up. While the quality is still a bit boxy and congested, with a muddy low-end, it’s both very listenable and easily tunable through preset and custom EQs. With four AA batteries, you’re only looking at around eight hours of use, but this is a great radio for the money, all the same. There are many factors to consider when choosing a DAB radio. You’ll ideally want a radio with a rechargeable battery and high-quality sound.This Roberts Personal DAB radio supports Bluetooth streaming, making it an ideal choice for those looking for a radio that can double up as a wireless speaker. You can receive DAB/DAB+ and FM signals via this radio, with presets allowable so you can skip between your favourite stations with ease. Portable listening is supported here, with battery operation allowable. Bluetooth connectivity also comes as standard here, with two-step pairing on hand to make life easy. If you are looking for a portable choice of DAB radio, the Majority Petersfield is worth a second look. This ‘Future Ready’ Personal DAB Radio provides you with easy listening of DAB/DAB+ and FM signals, meaning there is no restriction on what you can listen to. This gadget allows you to listen to CDs and also receive DAB+ radio stations to give you a better choice of music and radio stations. It’s not quite as brilliant as a Bluetooth speaker, where the Roberts Stream 94i pulls ahead, and it doesn’t have any Internet streaming features, only basic functions for streaming music over a USB Type-C connection. But it’s elegant and easy to use, and the best compact DAB radio we’ve heard.