Panasonic RFD1 Reviews:

+ Easy to store programmes and timer facility.

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+ Small & compact, pleasant to the eye

- bulky unsightly plug unit & transormer

+ smart and stylish

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+ Good modern material used with a slightly old fashioned look

- Batteries don't last for very long

+ Good design, compact, easy to use.

- DAB signal for Radio 1 is really bad in my area - disappointing as this is my favourite station!

+ Very easy to use. Socket for external aerial was very useful to boost the signal in the poor signal area in which I live.

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+ Neat and unobtrusive. I use mine in the office, so I am not overly worried about "High Fidelity". Ease of channel change is handy as I will listen to a variety of channels, music, news etc

- Occasionally forgets which band it is on when switched off

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- loss of presets if not plugged into mains. If I had known this I would not have even considered the set

+ The radio tunes to DAB broadcasts easily and programming the pre-sets is a doddle. It is surprising how many stations are available. FM is also available. The sound quality is clear and may be adjusted with pre-defined tone settings - you should find one that suits your taste. It has the customary Panasonic quality feel.

- I mainly use it powered from the mains, but I wonder if it would be expensive to always run on the four "C" size batteries required. I'm not sure the design will appeal to everyone as it looks flimsy (which it is not).

+ Stylish looks and plenty of features

- tends to use up batteries

+ Neatly designed-Rotary knobs/controls are MUCH better than buttons, sliders etc, even if they are considered old- fashioned.

- It would be great if this & most electrical products had a pocket or compartment in which to keep the instructions-they always seem to get lost.

+ Superb value for money

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+ clear station definition

- somes stations become distorted

+ Ease of use, functions, look

- More volume required

+ Ease of use, big display

- Eats batteries fairly quickly