Testseek.com have collected 39 expert reviews of the Pure Digital Evoke Flow and the average rating is 83%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Pure Digital Evoke Flow.
November 2008
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The editors liked
Once you use it
It becomes essential
Decent sound
Upgradable software
Thousands of stations available
Retro design
Huge pick of free Internet channels
Good OLED screen
Alarm clock
Local audio streaming
USB for portable devices
Audio input and output ports
Can stream audio from your computer
Scads of available Internet stations
Great way to listen to digital or internet stations
Easy to use
Links well to website
Sleek and sexy touchsensitive buttons and OLED face. Gives you a huge library for your ears
Including podcasts
Relaxsounds
WiFi and FM stations and access to your iTunes. Better sound quality than most bedside devices
The Pure Evoke Flow is a classic Wi-Fi radio done right
Offering free Internet radio broadcasts
Podcasts
Local network streaming
And FM radio in an upscale
Portable box with good sound quality
The editors didn't like
Clunky '90s display
Steep learning curve
Not as US centric as it could be.
Merely adequate sound quality
Need to use the web to truly use Internet radio
Lack of USbased media services
Expensive for what you get
Cumbersome FM tuner
Optional battery should really be standard.
Mono speaker
Controls can be confusing
No support for commercial streaming services
Streaming quality isnt great
Can be fiddly to navigate long lists of stations or tracks
Wonky interface takes time to master. Only portable with the proprietary ChargePAK E1. Alarm clock a bit too mild for our tastes. Static noise is pronounced when the volume is at max and the radio is on
The elegance of the touch-sensitive interface comes at the cost of usability. Remote and battery pack cost extra. Many popular music services
Retro design, Huge pick of free Internet channels, Good OLED screen, Alarm clock, Local audio streaming, USB for portable devices,
Merely adequate sound quality, Need to use the web to truly use Internet radio, Lack of USbased media services, Expensive for what you get, Cumbersome FM tuner, Optional battery should really be standard.
While we don’t actively keep up with the pound to dollar exchange rates, $230 seems steep for what amounts to an elaborate radio. In a world of iPods, Pandora, and satellite radio, paying $230 for an alarm clock with a below average sounding single spe...
Published: 2011-01-20, Author: Christopher , review by: techworld.com
The Evoke Flow has access to plenty of content: Internet radio, terrestrial FM radio and audio streamed from your computer or server, but some people will want more in the form of Pandora and Last.fm and possibly AM radio. And when your world is fille...
Audio input and output ports, Can stream audio from your computer, Scads of available Internet stations,
Mono speaker, Controls can be confusing, No support for commercial streaming services
The Evoke Flow has access to plenty of content—Internet radio, terrestrial FM radio, and audio streamed from your computer or server—but some people will want more in the form of Pandora and Last.fm and, possibly, AM radio. And when your world is fill...
Sleek and sexy touchsensitive buttons and OLED face. Gives you a huge library for your ears, including podcasts, relaxsounds, WiFi and FM stations and access to your iTunes. Better sound quality than most bedside devices
Wonky interface takes time to master. Only portable with the proprietary ChargePAK E1. Alarm clock a bit too mild for our tastes. Static noise is pronounced when the volume is at max and the radio is on
The Pure Evoke Flow is a classic Wi-Fi radio done right, offering free Internet radio broadcasts, podcasts, local network streaming, and FM radio in an upscale, portable box with good sound quality
The elegance of the touch-sensitive interface comes at the cost of usability. Remote and battery pack cost extra. Many popular music services, such as Pandora, Slacker, or Rhapsody, are not supported. The speaker is mono, and the terrestrial radio doesn't
The Pure Evoke Flow Wi-Fi radio offers superb construction and relatively full sound, but the music streaming options are stuck in the past.
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Great way to listen to digital or internet stations; easy to use; links well to website
Streaming quality isnt great; can be fiddly to navigate long lists of stations or tracks
The simplest internet radio weve seen, and a good digital radio to boot Good points Great way to listen to digital or internet stations; easy to use; links well to website Bad points Streaming quality isnt great; can be fiddly to navigate long lists...
The stunningly simple design of Pure's radios has seldom failed to impress us and this latest Evoke Flow is a perfect example of that. Something that is doubly impressive considering the wealth of features it packs in. Quite simply, if you want an easy to...
