Noxon 2 Audio Expert Reviews

Too bad you will have to fork out $465 for one of these bad boys - money that most people will find more satisfaction when spent elsewhere.

Over 2,500 stations ; easy to set up ; price

Limited viewing angle of its screen

The Terratec Noxon 2 Audio is a fantastic product that represents the future of radio. It gives you access to thousands of stations of all types and is exceptionally easy to use. If you've grown tired with the limited choice and occasionally poor ...

Built-in Wi-Fi and internet radio lift this iPod dock/radio alarm clock above the 'Pod-charging crowd

Both internet and FM radio. Easy to use. Clean, polished sound

Audio lacks that last bit of 'oomph'. Not the most stylish looker

Add the radical new Noxon radio to your home stereo setup.

Connects you to over 2,500 radio stations without a computer - including BBC stations

Odd design, confusing remote and menu, awkward built-in menu system

Internet radio is a fantastic addition to any household and the Noxon 2 is among the best units on the market. Its iPod control is a let-down, however - it would be better if it acted as a throughput and speaker system rather than providing its own ...

We found the Noxon2Audio relatively easy to set up

UPnP ; 802.11g ; USB 2.0 ; MP3 and WMA 9

LCD screen ; infrared remote control

In addition, the remote is simply horrible: it feels cheap and it wouldn't have hurt to label some of the functions, rather than relying on obscure icons. Having said that, it does the job with aplomb

The stylish streamer let down by a bit of hiss.

Good range of outputs; Relatively easy to set up

Poor screen; Some hiss can be heard on quieter tracks

An average music streamer that's outclassed by the similarly-priced Evesham M-Bridge.

Superb audio quality ; easy set-up ; extensive connectivity

Pricey ; ugly LCD ; controls inconveniently placed

An internet radio, podcast player, iPod docking station and more

An internet radio, podcast player, iPod docking station and more

The USB port is a great feature, but we'd still choose the Squeezebox.

The top of the unit has playback and navigation controls: being silver plastic they're not the most stylish, but they're useful during setup. And you'll be able to choose between wired and wireless connections thanks to the Ethernet port on the back

All of a sudden there's a real buzz about internet radio. So Terratec's Noxon 2 â€" which streams web and locally stored MP3, WMA and M3U tracks â€" couldn't be timed better.

Internet radio is cheap and diverse, and enables you to discover music and expand your horizons. Now Terratec has provided an easy way of sharing your spoils with the rest of the family.