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Radios and clock radios still earn their place at home: a morning alarm, the news in the kitchen, or a favourite station out in the workshop. The Cybermarket range holds more than 800 models, from simple pocket FM sets to digital DAB+ and internet radios, so there's a match for the living room and for the road alike.
Standard radios differ mainly by how they pick up a signal. FM stays familiar and dependable, DAB+ brings clean digital sound without the hiss, and internet radio opens up stations from around the world over Wi-Fi. Battery-powered portables travel to the cottage and the campsite, Bluetooth models double as a speaker for your phone, and compact kitchen radios sit neatly on a shelf.
A clock radio puts the time, an alarm and a tuner in one unit. On a nightstand it helps to have a display you can dim at night and two alarm times when the household wakes at different hours. Many models charge a phone over USB and include a sleep timer that switches the radio off on its own.
The line-up includes names worth trusting: Sangean and TechniSat for strong reception, the classic Roberts Radio and Braun, plus Blaupunkt, Denver, Muse, Sencor, Lenco and Pure. Every product carries a warranty, larger purchases can be split into instalments, and delivery reaches the Baltic states and Finland. If you're torn between FM and DAB+, check which stations broadcast digitally in your area. That usually settles which set will serve you better.