Styled after a classic Philips radio from 1955, the Philips Original Radio strikes a deliciously retro pose with its heavy duty Bakelite-ish casing, chrome knobs and brushed metal trim.

Internet radio, DAB and DLNA music streaming all in one excellent device with an interesting design and fantastic build quality.

Is Revo's most ambitious project to date also its best?

Is this the world's most original radio?

Tivoli's new Model 10+ is wasted on the general public; for here's a small radio for the audiophile

It's classically styled, yet crammed full of technology, we meet the radio that streams, surfs, receives and replays

The latest Roberts radio might have a retro look, but its performance is far from old-fashioned

Analogue or digital? Before the decision is made for us, Richard Black considers the multi-purpose TEAC T-R650DAB

For a very small outlay, you can have all the benefits of high-quality FM/AM radio with NAD's new C426

More power and a rechargeable battery bring high-quality DAB to those on the go

Richard Black finds the Sensia to be more than pure radio

It's been a while since we reviewed the matching amplifier and CD player that accompanies the Creek Evolution tuner. But our enthusiasm hasn't waned one bit.

This, folks, is a wireless wireless. That is to say it’s a radio – supporting FM, DAB and even the not-yet-used-in-the-UK DAB+ – that also has WiFi, so it can connect to the internet to play web-based radio stations and, in theory at least, stream music from your Mac.

Having conquered the lower end of the DAB radio market with its best-selling One radio, Pure has dished out another 50 quid radio. This time it's is trying to conquer the bedroom with its Siesta model - and it might just succeed

Here's 'the other' DAB radio with touch sensitive controls - but this time it's done in no-expense-spared style. Costing three times that of the Bush unit, Genus' Type-R is an altogether more serious proposition for the audiophile and has considerably more bells and whistles.

Despite the old fashioned looks, some features on the TR04DAB are firmly in the 21st Century - touch sensitive controls, for example.Connectivity is limited to a headphones jack and a line output, meaning the radio can be hooked up to a separate speaker system.

The Vita Audio R1 is a masterful digital radio. Within seconds of switching it on, you're listening to crystal clear music, despite a mono speaker and its diminutive size.In aesthetic terms, the R1 is unbeatable

Most DAB radios fall into one of three categories - bedside, kitchen or portable - but Sony's XDR-S50 manages to straddle all of these and put in a decent performance. Not that the XDR-S50 is armed with a plethora of features to help it in each environment: its basic nature makes it easy to use.

This is one for the Spinal Tap fan in your life: for starters, this replica Marshall guitar amplifier digital radio has volume dial that goes up to eleven. Honestly, only a hugely confident and recognisable brand like Pure could pull this off

For its debut DAB radio, Philips has taken a laid-back approach - literally. The sleek black body with chrome surround handle may recline to present its wares, but there's not much on offer

With digital radios now selling for under £50 you might wonder why anyone would sell one without any discernable extra features for a good deal more. But Intempo's PG01 is all about 'the look'

This radio was a hit in the 1950s and it could become one again, but only to a limited audience. This updated version of one of the first portable transistor radios retains all the 'traditional' features of the original despite this new digital incarnation.

The basic T-4555 is an FM/AM tuner, but a couple of screws on the rear panel can be undone, enabling the RF module and ancillary components to be removed and replaced by a module that handles DAB as well

This is the first dual-band tuner we've seen from NAD - indeed, the first DAB one - and in essence it's everything one expects a dual-band tuner to be. It has separate FM/AM - okay, so it's triple-band, but we're talking about the hi-fi aspects here

Yes, the case, controls and display are different, but under the hood the main audio board here is very, very similar to the Denon TU-1800DAB, and the FM and DAB tuner modules are essentially the same parts