In-Car DAB Digital Radio with FM Transmitter- PERBEAT DAB011 DAB Frequency Auto-Scan Function Radio Player FM Frequency Radio Receiver with 5V//2.1A USB Charger Port

Works well when I can get a signal. Not sure if a better ariel would help or I'm just in a bad area. Easy to set up and connect to the car stereo.I upgraded the ariel and what a difference, still dips out of signal occasionally but 99% if the time I can listen to my favourite digital stations with out the expense of changing the car stereo

Very pleased with this product. It's so simple to set up. As with all DAB radios, the signal fluctuates in certain built up areas. But that is not the fault of the adapter.

The receiver seems ok when it can receive a signal - but the aerial connection is rubbish - you have to hold your finger on it to get any signal into the unit. I have tried 2 aerials - both with the same results. The signal is strong in my area (I have other car & indoor DAB units) so the problem must lie within the unit itself. Would not recommend.

I got this on a 'lightning deal', which meant I paid £27.99 in the end and for that money I cannot grumble at all. OK downsides first - it is a little "plasticky" in feel - it is made in China on the cheap and you can tell. The stick on aerial looks ugly on the windscreen and the lighter socket charging unit does not fit perfect;y into the socket, therefore when I adjust the position of the unit, it sometimes loses connection and turns itself off and then on again, which is a little annoying, but once in place it stays connected no problem.Now the upsides - it was easy to fit. I stuck on the aerial near the top edge of the windscreen, then I pushed the wire into the lining on the car and fed it down into the glove box and then plugged into the lighter socket, connected the auk lead into the unit then into the car, turned it on and did an autoscan - it found about 40 odd stations. I am only interested in 6music and 5live sports extra as I don't have these on the FM radio on the car. It worked perfectly well, the sound quality through the aux lead is far better than if you transmit the signal wirelessly through the FM frequency, however it still works fine on the FM if you have no aux input. I have just fired it up for the first time and had a little drive around suburban Liverpool and it did not lose signal once and there was no interference at all (you may well get it if your transmit via FM).The menus are easy to navigate and the screen is decent enough. There is one USB socket so you can charge a phone etc via the unit, which is handy.All in all, up to now, I have no complaints, in fact I had my suspicions that this would be rubbish when I felt the build quality and had read a few complaints on here, but I am pleasantly surprised to be fair.I will update the review after driving a decent distance and see how the signal holds up on motorways.

It seems good. But constantly breaking up. I reckon it could just be poor signal. Transmits well to fm however

Neat unit, However would not pick up many of the DAB stations readily available in the area due to the wire aeriel having to be affixed to the windscreen. Connected to the existing car radio via usb lead gave excellent sound quality, but the fm wireless link between the unit and the car radio kept dropping causing the car radio to retune itself to an existing station.

Very good piece of equipment. Bought it to replace one I'd had for some years and this model is more technically advanced, cannot fault it.

Actually quite impressed with this. I wasn't expecting great things but it found 50 odd stations and is easy to use.Perhaps it's biggest fault is that it can be easy to knock any of the buttons which can turn it off or rescan or change mode etc... but mine fits nicely in my central console glove box so is out of sight. Perfect! The supploed stick on aerial is not the most powerful so reception can be patchy, bit I brought a better aerial and its improved.