Pocket Portable DAB Radio | Personal FM Radio with Sports Clip and Lockable Buttons | Rechargeable 12 Hour Battery & Internal Aerial | USB Charging & Earphones Included | MAJORITY Petersfield Go

Absolutely love this for listening to the radio when I'm out dog-walking. Bought this to replace a larger pocket radio where the jack plug was faulty. This is small, lightweight, slips into my pocket and has a light, tangle-free set of earphones from a jack plug. Really easy to setup and tune, sound quality perfectly adequate and DAB reception better than my old one.

Great compact DAB/FM radio, used this at Thruxton race circuit listening to the FM commentary broadcast used a splitter cable to enable myself and my wife share the broadcast output.The radio was crystal clear and powerful enough to overcome the engine noises of the BSB Superbikes going past a true test I think, we were asked by someone else regards the item and on our recommendation they ordered one there and then, thoroughly recommend this radio, compact, light, great sound quality, battery life extended for the full day we required of it and charged back up very quickly.

Very small and light. Easy to use and good quality sound provided that one is in a good reception area. Works well outside - less well indoors (in this area). Generally works well when walking although some blind spots where reception is lost. However, overall a lovely little radio purchased to replace an old personal dab radio from another make (that was limited to DAB - no DAB+) and was now barely working. Overall recommended provided DAB reception is reasonable where you are. Battery life seems fine and easy to charge over USB-C.

Rather than carry around a bulky smart phone and use up it's battery and data listening to the radio in it, I have always preferred to have a separate DAB radio if any good.I had a few Pure Move and pocket Roberts Dab radios in the past, but have not had a pocket DAB for a few years.Thought I would give this device a go and I am largely very impressed with it, (a few niggles) but the cost of it makes it very easy to recommend to people looking for something simple, usable and extremely pocketable.I have been using it alot for 4 days now.First the Niggles...1. It uses Micro USB... (i guess the model is reasonably old, not a big deal for this device really, not like you are plugged into it all day like a smart ohone).2. Build...I could be wrong, but on first impressions it does feel a little bit 'delicate', I would say it will probably be okay if it fell out of my pocket to the ground, but as the device is SO light it doesn't feel as robust as radios like the Pure Or Roberts... however, this could also be a bit of an illusion as I am just so not used to having such a small and light device in my hands these days...(so will come back to this for sure in the positives)....3. Reception... Overall I would say it feels at about 95-98% of the quality of reception I would get from my old Pure move...it feels Very Very close, but just has a few more times where it will not quite get there... But it does feel very close to how I remember my experience from those years ago...(and again will mention this in the positives)...4. The supplied earphones aren't the best, but wouldn't expect them to be really, I put in some old Sony's and reception and sound became Very Good.Positives...1. Build... I just think it's weight and size are Excellent. It feels like the good old days off carrying an Apple iPod Touch where you hardly noticed it was there. Buttons are good too....It is only 60 grams, which feels incredibly light when most android phone nowadays are around 190-200 grams, you hardly know you have it in your personal which is great.2. The Clip... Nice and solid feeling clip, very good for runners and long walkers. I really like the options this gives.3. Battery Life... I would say I am getting the claimed 10-12 hours, all good.4. Reception... Yes, not perfect, but the I have never had a DAB radio that was when moving around all day... I would say though that it is Very Good. Waking around here by the south coast beach I don't get any cutouts, (I could swim in the sea with this with waterproof earphones I think, not too far out, but possible)... I was listening to it walking around North London yesterday, and on the Overground it was almost perfect (an occasional cutout)...very good experience I would say.5. VALUE and OVERALL.. i think it's a great device for the price, and it frees you up from your smart phone's battery and data (and weight and size)....for somebody like me who doesn't need to be gawping at what is basically a mini tablet all day, and just want some muscle or Talk, this is a very good to excellent option.

This is my second Majority pocket Radio. They seem to be more robust than some other makes. I use my own earphones as I don’t like the ones supplied - comfort wise.The last one lasted several years with almost permanent daily use. Just charge every couple of days . Good sound, easy to use, simple design and works well

Not as good as my radio i bought this to replace won't find many stations other than the main bbc ones not even finding the local bbc stations

Its a nice portable radio, good clear sound if using FM. Battery life good so far. Reason im only giving 3 stars is because when tuning to DAB and walking round, or through, estates the sound breaks up and loses clarity. Would recommend if you're not too bothered about intermittently losing sound when tuning to DAB.