Kreafunk aTune DAB/FM/Bluetooth Digital Radio Review

[@tdcattech]

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[@dormelectric8610]

Great review! Would you be reviewing other Kreafunk products anytime soon? Maybe some of the lower priced products such as the “aGO CARE”, “aCUBE” or “aJAZZ QI”?

[@tdcattech]

I may do in the future but this rather expensive offering put me off!

[@blackdndm]

maybe have you tried Kreafunk A sound Bluetooth speaker?

[@rejectionisprotection4448]

Thanks for the review, there aren’t many of this item. It’s now been reduced to £64.95. Is it worth it now?

[@tdcattech]

If you particularly like the design (it is quite unique) then it’s a more sensible price. 👍🏻

[@joseph_donovan]

PS Could we have a review of your Tascam recorder please? It looks stunning, powerful too!

[@EA-58]

Great review as usual...but i'll stick to my "cheap"Sony XDR-S41D radio :-)

[@tdcattech]

I would. The Kreafunk has a richer sound than the S41 and is also a Bluetooth speaker (which matters to many people) but the Sony is clearer, has better DAB reception and a much, much better display. It doesn't have a useless leather strap though so fails all round Sony! :-)

[@Jay1830]

I might have an explaination for the price. I bought this one in an eco shop. (My company gives me every year250€ of eco tickets that im forced to use on eco friendly stuff) And this radio is fully made of eco friendly materials. So... remember when your grandpa paid a radio that cost the price of an Iphone back then, but it actualy lasted a lifetime ? I suppose this is the same kind of deal.

[@michaelturner4457]

The best thing about this radio, is the wooden box it comes in.

[@tdcattech]

It certainly is quite unique these days.

[@k0walsk]

If only the quality of the aesthetic was matched by everything else. For the same price.

[@joseph_donovan]

Reminds me of a friend who used to work for a modelling agency. I asked him how he coped with all the beautiful women coming to the agency every day. His reply: "Easy. The models are like expensive cars (or DAB radios now!); lovely to look at, but a bugger to run!" So true, so true...