I have two of these one in my bedroom and one in my living room and I would not
be without them. they are both different models. there are very user friendly
for a visually impaired person but that would require sighted assistance to set
up initially. One of mine has a remote control which is brilliant and the other
one has various buttons which are in the presets it is now also possible to
have an app so that you can access the Internet stations independently on and I
iOS device. there is a Roberts website, they also have a helpline and I have
found them very very helpful. as Roberts radios have been produced by the
British wireless for the Blind fund, Roberts have been aware of the use of
tactile buttons. you would probably find some on the John Lewis website, I
purchased mine from the John Lewis store in London. there are also available in
certain shops in Dublin.
On 12 Nov 2015, at 08:06, Paul J. Traynor <pjtraynor@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:** To leave the list, click on the immediately-following link:-
Hi All,
Does anyone know if the Roberts Internet Radios are any good?
I would appreciate someone's experiences or if I could be directed to a good
review or podcast about these items.
Many thanks,
Paul.
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