Roberts Revival RD70 review
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- Portable
The Roberts Revival RD70 radio feels well made, but it will need to deliver crystal-clear sound too if it's going to justify the hefty price tag. Our tests have shown that a high price doesn't always translate into a fantastic listening experience, which is where our expert reviews can help. So, let us steer you in the right direction, and read on to find out whether this radio is worth every penny.
- Pros and cons
- What is it?
- What's it great at?
- What's the sound like?
- What's it like to use?
- Is there anything I should watch out for?
- Is there anything else I should know?
- Should I buy it?
Technical specifications
General
- Weight1.9kg
- Height15 cm
- Width25 cm
- Depth10.3 cm
- Alarm featureDaily, Once, Weekends or Weekdays. Plays preset radio channel or beep
Test results
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Compare retailers
Price updated dailyPrices are ordered from lowest to highest, irrespective of retailer rating, delivery price or stock. We are not able to show every possible online retailer and do not include high street only retailers.
| RetailerRetailer rating | PriceDelivery | In stock | |
|---|---|---|---|
Amazon.co.uk | £149.00Free | Go to store | |
Amazon Marketplace UK Not rated | £149.00£9.99 | Go to store | |
AO.com | £159.00Free | Go to store | |
Box.co.uk Not rated | £159.00£3.94 | Go to store | |
Donaghy Bros Not rated | £173.99Free | Go to store | |
Freenet Electrical Not rated | £179.99Free | Go to store | |
John Lewis & Partners Not rated | £179.99Free | Go to store | |
Argos | £179.99£3.95 | Go to store | |
Currys | £189.00Free | Go to store |
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- 58%Average score
- 81%Highest score
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