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Review by
kworley
on 7th Oct 2007
User Rating : 10
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The Pure Evoke is well worth the money. Great little radio!
kworley's full review | 68 words
Review by
mattesdon
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on 10th Feb 2007
User Rating : 10
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We've had the Evoke 3 since it first came out so I guess about a year and a bit now.
We already had an Evoke One which was fine as an alarm clock but we wanted something more substantial for downstairs.
We haven't looked back really, it's been great. We carry it around the house and garden to w ...
mattesdon's full review | 219 words
Review by
cth
on 20th Jan 2007
User Rating : 3
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Received as Xmas present. Worked for 2 hours then put on standby. When turned on again showed it was picking up stations but no sound. Eventually reset to get working again. Next time turned on, no sound despite showing all stations available. Reset didn't work. No sound on FM either. I'm in good re ...
cth's full review | 106 words
Review by
db112358
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on 21st Oct 2006
User Rating : 9
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I have owned this unit for just over 2 months, and along with my MP3 player, it has rapidly become an item I cannot imagine living without. The build quality of the Pure Evoke 3 DAB digital radio is excellent. Reception pull-in is the best I have had from a DAB radio. Sound quality is good, though n ...
db112358's full review | 437 words
Review by
jerryt
on 23rd Jun 2006
User Rating : 9
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Pure Evoke 3 is as good as the Pure Pocket 2000 is bad. How both products could be produced by the same manufacturer is a mystery to me. I am very pleased with the Evoke 3 and think it worth paying the extra to get the features which the Evoke 2 does not have.
jerryt's full review | 99 words
Review by
martin99
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on 7th Jun 2006
User Rating : 9
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Evoke 3 from PURE is a 21st Century 'radio-cassette recorder' - with superior sound and 'no cassettes'. Recordings are made onto SD (Secure Digital) cards, like those found in digital cameras, and the unit supports cards up to 1Gb, each holding oodles of stuff.
Recordings can be transferred to yo ...
martin99's full review | 513 words
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