[Typical Janner]

Can anybody recommend a DAB radio that has hard button presets?

It would also be good if it had a large and clear display that uses light text on a black background (love my Onkyo for this).

For the curious, both of these requirements are due to poor sight.

Doesn't need to be overly portable, as it will spend its time sitting on my desk. Something that looks a little pleasing to the eye (sic) would be preferable.

Don't want or need streaming, wifi, internet, CD, etc. I just want to be able to listen to a couple of DAB stations and to be able to switch between them easily.

Looking to spend less than £100.

[Typical Janner]

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Descriptions on websites don't always make it clear whether presets have dedicated buttons or are accessed via the menu system, so some pointers towards radios that definitely have hard button presets would be welcome.

[ProfessorYaffle]

Hi,

I'm partially-sighted and have a Pure Evoke-3. Before the price puts you off, bear in mind you can get a refurbished set for £92 from Morgan Computers.

The reason I got it was for the unattended recording ability, the build quality and the remote control. The remote makes changing between presets a breeze.

The time display can be very big but the menus are conventional, so setting a recording needs some care - most of the other everyday functionality can be accessed via the remote, though. £160 new if you shop around.