Revo K2

The UK-based company's high-end table radio combines a DAB tuner, iOS-device dock and network speaker into a compact monolith. But can it pull off the juggling act?

First let me say that it sounds great and is easy to use. I have two problems with it. 1. As mentioned elsewhere, it will only supply a trickle charge to the iPad. This is inspite of it clearly being designed for the iPad. Because of this, it takes...

The sound of this radio is absolutely great. I can only compare it with a large Grundig Satellit radio from the 70's. Also, it's the only internet radio that my girlfriend understands, so props in that area as well. The reception sensitivity is good,...

What can you say except the truth. I think it's a brilliant piece of kit. Easy to set up, great to listen to. Buy one! Ipod sound great throught it and the app turns it into a good remote although I have had no problems with the one that was supplied...

What can you say except the truth. I think it's a brilliant piece of kit. Easy to set up, great to listen to. Buy one!

Well that sums it up so far, nice design and very functional!

Well that sums it up so far, nice design and very functional! I set it up within 5 mins, great functional remote and clear display allow surfing the world of internet radio very easy! Oh and it sounds great! highly recommended!

I received my Revo K2 as a gift at Christmas. It really is one of the best gifts I have ever received. It's very well built and feels solid, I also love the silver metal and soft touch rubber finishes. Along with the normal DAB and FM radio, the K2 has...

I received my Revo K2 as a gift at Christmas. It really is one of the best gifts I have ever received. It's very well built and feels solid, I also love the silver metal and soft touch rubber finishes.

I already owned a Pico RadioStation (brilliant portable DAB/internet radio with music streaming function), so was keen to see how the new K2 would perform after receiving it today.