Digital radios: Compare features & prices Roberts Stream83i review http://www.which.co.uk/technology/audio/reviews/digital-radios/roberts-stream83i/review/
The Roberts Stream 83i is a table-top DAB, FM and internet radio, equipped with five red, easily identifiable station preset buttons and tuning and volume dials. It includes connectivity for streaming music from your computer, connecting up an MP3 player and listening to files on USB and although is has a handle it only runs off the mains, not batteries - so it's not completely portable.
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 wrote: | p.thomas5 wrote: Does more than it says on the tin!!  I have owned this radio for about 3 months now, I have found it very intuitive to use, the sound for such a small box is very good, the equaliser caters for most tastes I would say. Not tried the FM radio but the DAB & Internet radio are very good The menu system for Internet radio makes the huge choice manageable. I found connecting to myBT Infinity wireless very easy, following the onscreen instructions resulted in a connection at the first attempt. Using an iPod dock connector to 3.5mm jack gives really good sound on the Aux In. All in all easy to use, impressive sound the only downside is a lack of a rechargeable battery Pros: Cons:
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| wrote: | GeordieThompson wrote: Roberts Stream This is a very good product. I've had it for about three years now and find it very easy to use and robust. The sound is fine and it gets me up in the morning to the dulcet tones of the BBC Radio 4 Today Programme team. Pros: Cons:
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| wrote: | Chaz01 wrote: Roberts Stream 83i I returned my Pure Evoke Flow and bought a Roberts Stream 83i. The Evoke Flow's sound quality was disappointing and lacked punch; there also seemed to be a background hum. The Roberts is not as good looking but worlds apart in sound quality, with Equaliser selections and the ability to set your own EQ. The menus are intuitive, and I hadn't expected to find the pairing with Last.FM so enjoyable. Really delighted with it! Pros: Cons:
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| wrote: | mozer1 wrote: Stream 83i mine givse very good depth of sound ( when the back is about 100mm from wall or any solid object) impressed with Internet radio & receives good signal from my BT Home Hub 3 2 rooms away.Note Can't understand your review ref sound quality (not my expeience at all) Best DAB reception of any radio I have tried in my bad reception area, Pros: Cons:
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| wrote: | wendybestbooks wrote: Stream 83i  Nice radio, heavy weight feel, and I liked the technolgy it contained. However I had to return it as the Internet Radio only worked on the Ethernet cable. WLAN was very patchy and Roberts said that I should return it. Otherwise a great radio and a really big improvment on my old Intempo Pros: Cons:
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| wrote: | gibb002 wrote: Roberts Stream 83i Versatile Radio with a more than reasonable sound and a good range of functions. Pros: Cons:
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| wrote: | jmmilner wrote: stream 83 1 very easy to set up the sound is 10 out of 10only down side is mains power only but not a real problem & very easy to use Pros: Cons:
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