Pure Highway 400 In-Car DAB+/DAB Digital Radio FM Adapter with Bluetooth for Music Playback – DAB Car Radio Adapter/Transmitter and Bluetooth FM Transmitter, Black

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DAB+ radio alarms with integrated tuners have additional features that allow you to set the alarm, to snooze and to show the time. When you’ve got a DAB radio adapter, you can undoubtedly enjoy every moment of your journey, no matter what age the vehicle is.

This Anker Soundsync is a simple device that plugs into an Aux slot and allows you to wirelessly connect a smartphone to it, allowing for an unintrusive way to wirelessly connect to an older car's entertainment system. But if you have a car considerably more than 10 years old, it could be relatively easy to take out your existing radio and replace it with a new one, with a wide range available from brands such as Alpine, JVC, Kenwood, Panasonic, Pioneer and Sony. Realising that you might want to FM transmit other sources the Highway also features a line-in port so you can connect other devices like a MP3 player to the unit, while for those not looking to share the tunes there is a headphone socket as well.Other models are the portable, color screen Elan E3 digital radio and the pocket-sized Move 2500 personal radio. The gradual implementation of DAB commenced in 1995 in Germany and the UK, the latter of which now boasts one of the most extensive digital radio networks. Sonus-1XT was launched by Pure and became the world's first digital radio for the blind and visually impaired.

Pure DAB radio alarms are also available with integrated/external batteries and, depending on model, colour display. And this is where DAB radio, respectively DAB+ radio (dab/dab+) comes in: This type of digital radio plays any content without static noise and provides quality on par with that of CDs. They are best known for designing and manufacturing digital audio broadcasting (DAB) and DAB+ radios. The Tuner worked well although did struggle in built-up areas to keep hold of a free signal as it fought with lots of other stations.What’s more, it is able to receive far more stations than your good old FM radio – even in remote areas.

In principle the Highway is a fantastic product that promises and delivers DAB digital radio to you in your car.DAB is short for Digital Audio Broadcasting, which means that sound is being received digitally rather than via radio waves, as is the case with retro FM radios. It plugs straight into your 12V socket, and its bendable swan neck helps you position the unit, meaning the only wire needed is from the aerial supplied. RDS offers limited additional information such as the name of the radio station while DAB+ digital radio has these additional services at its core.