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Read the full review: Roberts Revival Petite For anyone yet to invite the joys of the original wireless into their lives, the Revival Petite is an ideal gateway radio.

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Considering its tiny dimensions, the Revival Petite sounds as big and detailed as you could ever hope – a credit to Roberts’ know-how when it comes to gleaning the best possible sound from a portable design. Once this illogical urge subsides however, this newest, smallest and most affordable radio in Roberts' retro Revival range reveals itself to be a serious, stone-cold winner.Īt £99 and boasting 20 presets (10 DAB and 10 FM), Bluetooth connectivity and a 20-hour portable battery, the Petite boasts an abundance of features for the money, but its sound is the star. The Roberts Revival Petite is an item that, without a scale of reference, appears roughly the size of a shoebox, but it's actually the size of a Greggs custard slice and is so beautifully styled – in such mouth-watering retro colourways – you may experience what psychologists call 'cute aggression' and want to try to break it. Then, you'll have to decide if you just want to listen to radio or if you're interested in wi-fi and Bluetooth connectivity, streaming support, or even CD player functionality.

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Most importantly, when deciding what radio is right for you, you need to figure out whether you want something small and portable or larger and mains-powered, or if maybe you want a radio you can install in your car. While all of them give you access to hundreds of digital radio stations, some models include a number of useful features to boot, such as Bluetooth streaming and integration of your favourite music streaming service. What follows is our pick of the best DAB radios to have graced our testing facilities. With the advent of DAB, internet radio and Bluetooth streaming, the humble radio has come a long way since its bedside clock integration, too. However, DAB radios' popularity changes depending in which part of the world you're in: still popular in the UK for instance, while if you live in the U.S., you may have more of a struggle finding a DAB radio and less use for one. OK, we now have myriad options for listening to music and accessing news headlines, but there are still times when sticking the radio on in the kitchen just can't be beaten. It’s that same flair he looks forward to bringing to stores, clubs and DCs around the country.We still have a lot of love for the original 'wireless' – the radio.

We all gave ourselves titles, and I served as Maximum President.”įrom there, Chris went on to work in television news for eight years, where he produced every show in every timeslot-and developed a journalistic flair for telling stories. “I started in terrestrial radio on ‘Three B Radio,’ and we owned that show. “My career in radio started 16 years ago,” Chris explains. He appreciates making people laugh, and he says he’s looking forward to bringing joy to associates every time he gets behind the microphone.

It’s important to know that Chris smiles a lot. “I got a beautiful tan that summer,” Chris recalls with a smile. And, in some ways, to becoming Walmart and Sam’s Club Radio’s newest on-air personality. Chris Bobbitt remembers it well: He had been hired to push carts outside of Walmart Store 100 in Bentonville, Arkansas, a job that set him on the path to buying his first car. The summer of 1999 was hot, humid and sunny.

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