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RRP: £119.99
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Our award winning Evoke range is a family of classic digital radios - brought right up to date. The perfect introduction, Evoke H2 is a stylish DAB digital and FM radio with compact footprint that will fit in perfectly anywhere, from the bedside table to the kitchen.
With its small footprint, Evoke H2 makes an ideal bedside or kitchen radio. Features include 20 presets for quickly selecting your favourite stations, large easy-to-read clock, a sleep timer to automatically switch off your radio and a convenient countdown kitchen timer. There’s also a tone or radio alarm, stereo headphone socket and an aux-in socket which lets you plug in your mobile or tablet and hear your own music through your radio.
DAB digital radio brings you high-detail digital-quality sound, lots of stations (many exclusive to digital) and uses scrolling text to show you track titles, programme names and more. Digital radios automatically find all your available stations and let you select them by name, and all our digital radios also include FM for any stations that have not yet gone digital. Evoke H2 is also Digital Tick approved so you can rest assured that you’re ready for any future FM to digital radio switchover.
We are still delivering to our customers via Royal Mail and DPD who are both working very hard to maintain a high level of service under difficult circumstances. There are currently some delays to our normal delivery timescales, and we kindly ask that you allow up to 7 days before contacting us if you have opted for standard delivery and have yet to receive your order.
We offer a range of delivery options, depending on the product you’re buying and where you would like your order delivered. Find out more about our delivery options and returns policy below.
Free UK mainland delivery is available on eligible orders over £50. The Standard Delivery charge for orders under £50 is £2.99. Please allow 2-3 business days for delivery.
Available on selected products for only £8.99. Order must be placed before 3pm to ensure same day dispatch.
Available on selected products for only £11.99. Order must be placed before 3pm on Friday to ensure same day dispatch.
For more details please call 03333 44 80 44.
Returns Policy: Our Fuss Free Returns policy means you have an extended period of up to 30 days to notify us if you wish to cancel your order or exchange an item. For more information on our returns policy please click here.
Christmas Extended Returns Policy: Purchases made during December can be returned for a refund or exchange up until the end of January. For further information our Customer Services are available Monday to Friday by phone 03333 44 80 44, email helpdesk@ligo.co.uk, and LiveChat.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
excellent dab radio ,nice base sound, compact to put up on a shelf, easy controls to set everything.
By kalisto on 8 December 2019
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful
Sounds good and I like the wood design. If the display was a bit better I would give it five stars. Difficult to see the time while the radio is playing.
By Mike on 11 November 2019
Pros: -Lovely design with nice wood finish. Colour screen is a nice touch. -Sound quality is good for the price. -Small footprint so fits easily into a living room or kitchen. -Setup is quick and simple and controls are easy to get to grips with. -Also works as a Bluetooth speaker. Again this is easy to set up. Cons: -Optional battery pack is very expensive. Considering the low price of the radio itself you would think that the battery would be cheap as well. Not so. -FM radio stations can be preset but no option to add a name to the presets. So you only get a list of frequencies. Might as well just scan through stations manually.
By Dan on 22 January 2020
