Nod Bedside Radio, DAB/DAB+ & FM Radio, Alarm Clock, Wireless Phone Charging, Large Digit Display, Dual Bedside Alarm Clock with Wireless Streaming (Oak)

Could not be happier with this purchase. It has a great solid quality feel to the whole thing. All the functions needed and the light can be dimmed very low. The audio quality is superb. It really pulls off the modern tech inside a more traditional looking body. The phone charger on top works perfectly. I really do love it and if I had paid twice as much I think I would still feel it was great value. Still getting used to some of the buttons but the way the alarm starts low and gently rises to wake you up is a terrific little function that eases you awake in the morning. Fairly easy to set up and it’s the perfect size for a bedside table. Sometimes I just like to hold it because I love it so much lol

Great radio with very good sound but alarms are really fiddly to set , and switching them off , well you're definitely awake once you manage to to that. Too bright for the bedroom so keeping it for the excellent radio but will get another alarm .

Very pleased with this clock radio with a large LCD display of the time, nice sound listening to the radio, no problem with the dab radio. Nice looking and it's British, just brilliant.

I'd been looking at clock radios for a while, and this seemed to be the best of a bad bunch. A few reviews made me wary, but at least it had DAB, at least it had wireless charging, and at least you could set an alarm just for weekdays (apparently an exotic concept in today's clock-radio market)... But honestly, this is worse than my old John Lewis clock radio (bought 2015 or so) in every respect, apart from the wireless charging and apart from being made of something other than sticky ABS plastic which made the old radio increasingly dusty and disgusting. The design is pleasant enough. But the practicalities are stupid. You cannot read any of the labels, especially not at night or first thing in the morning. And some whizkid decided that there should be one fewer buttons than functions, meaning that two functions have to share. What button would you pick? The obvious choice is of course the On/Off Button, ie. the only button you actually use on a day-to-day basis. Sometimes you can turn the radio off, and sometimes you will change between DAB/FM/Bluetooth and have to keep faffing. Good luck! You can choose an illumination level - great! - but only until the alarm kicks in, when, no, the radio chooses how bright the display should be, namely bright. Meaning you have to change it back every day if you want it any differently. You cannot choose an alarm volume. It starts quiet, gets louder, and keeps getting louder until you turn it off. Sorry, neighbours! If you set the alarm to wake up to the news, you have to turn the radio off and back on (while likely cycling through the modes a couple of times as you scramble). Otherwise you are deafened. And you can only snooze for five minutes. That's your snooze. That's all you get. And good luck finding the button for it. I was hoping I might have learned to live with all this. But today I discovered that the radio does not even update itself when the clocks change. You have to pull the plug and put it back in. The whole thing is amateur hour. It's like having a clock radio designed by someone who's never used a clock radio, never had one in their house, possibly has never slept and possibly has never woken up. The other options likely remain just as bad, but don't waste your money on this. Hold out with what you've got until someone designs something decent.

I have had this DAB clock radio for about two weeks now. Ovarall I think the quality of the product is very good for the price however there are a few niggles with the user interface annoying. 1. The Power doubles up as a mode button. A long press is needed to turn the radio off, short presses are needed to switch between DAB - FM - BT. I personnaly think that a on/off button should just be for on/off. Nothing else. 2. The clock display is very bright at night, it can be adjusted to a lower level but there is no memory for the setting so it resets every time you turn the radio on or off. So goes to full brightness when you do not want it to. 3. When you set the alarm to play a radio station in the morning, when it comes on there is no ablity to change the volume, or the volume pre-set. I like to wake up to the radio and turn the volume down and listen to the radio at a lowere level for a bit. This alarm clock makes me turn the radio off - Loing press and on again to be able to adjust the volume. 4. No back lighting on the buttons. There are black buttons on a black background with black reccesed symbols to indicate the function. At night, you can only find the buttons by feel and guess at their function, especialy the the luminosity button which controls the brightness of the clock face. A little backlighting would have solved this issue. I am happy to contiune to use this as a clock radio but it may well get moved to be a kitchen radio when I find a better alarm radio.

Purchased as it ticked all the boxes I wanted from a wireless bedside clock with Radio. Yes, a few buttons, but as I like gadgets this was fine with me. Alas, after just two days the wireless charging function failed. Emailed manufacturer support to be told the reset procedure had been followed but as brand new would need to send back and reorder. Decided to have a credit back to my amazon account as it would be instant when handed in to drop off store. Store scanned it in, placed a label on and got the email from courier but not recognised by amazon as dropped off so now have to wait for it to get to amazon before refund issued even after returning to store as advised by Amazon customer service to rescan but scanner confirmed already scanned and wouldn’t scan again. I was going to purchase the same replacement when refund hit my account but now find the product has a higher price than the original purchase price.