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| Value for Money | 6.8/10 |
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| Overall rating | 6.8/10 |
| Acoustic Energy AE1716B Digital Media Streamer | ![]() | £133.88Free P&P |
Full review by
jasorn
on 3rd Feb 2008
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User Rating : 7
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Good Points: Connects to internet radio stations and lan easy enough. Sound quality OK. No need to have a pc on. Wifi range is decent. Used playlist for media player.
Bad Points: WPA key wasn't saved when I unplugged it to move to another room. No fast forward/reverse button for media player. Manual is sparse. Doesn't have battery backup. No Ethernet port. The user interface needs a bit of work.
General comments: I bought the Acoustic Energy Wi-Fi Internet Radio in new condition from a thrift store for $20. At that price, it's a great deal. Don't think I'd have paid $100 or more though.
jasorn's review and ratings | 98 words
Review by
annaw
on 31st May 2007
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User Rating : 2
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I use an Orange Livebox so perhaps if you have a different router you could get it to work.
annaw's full review | 69 words
Review by
scarborian![]()
expert review
on 23rd Jun 2006
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User Rating : 9
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With the increasing popularity of broadband and the webs massive choice of stations broadcasting worldwide, internet radio is fast becoming 'the' way to listen to your favourite style of music. But until recently the only way to listen to your favourite station on the web was to turn on your PC and use its audio system which in most cases is pants!
So, to make our life easier the boffins at Acoustic Energy got their thinking heads on and came up with The Wi-Fi Radio! Why didn't we think of that ...
scarborian's full review | 548 words
Review by
john loader![]()
on 24th Jan 2006
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User Rating : 9
Respect :
+1
The Acoustic Energy Wi-Fi Internet radio uses a router's wi-fi connection to access the Internet. It can be programmed with encryption to suit the network and has a MAC for further security. It downloads a database of internet radio stations from Reciva, the chip designers, and these are sorted by genre and location - if you want a station not on the list you can post an update to Reciva.
It is easy to use, and the sound is as good as you're going to get, given that some internet radio stati ...
john loader's full review | 221 words | 1 comment added.

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