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Publicación: 2013-01-01, Autor: Ed , crítica de: avforums.com
Excellent sound quality for a device of this type, Very comprehensive feature set, Striking appearence, Record radio feature potentially useful
No lossless streaming, Feels slightly sluggish to use, No shortage of competition
Resumen: A DAB/FM Radio is just two of the things that this unit does, the Wireless Internet ability will give much more than Internet Radio, Pure Lounge and Media Player ability, the touchscreen or infra red controls make this more like a computer....
Has access to masses of content, Stylish design, Large screen, Respectable sound quality
Awkward interface, Little-to-no potential for Spotify et al in future
An important but ultimately minor update to the original Sensia, the Pure Sensia 200D Connect makes a stylish accompaniment to just about any bedroom, lounge or kitchen. However, while the thing runs quick enough now thanks to an upgraded processor, the i...
Resumen: What is it? An all-singing, all-dancing radio with music streaming capabilities. What's great Good sound quality thanks to powerful speakers; radio options completely covered; capacitive touch screen bright and easy to read. What's not Bulky and heavy; us...
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Publicación: 2012-09-20, Autor: Cliff , crítica de: macworld.co.uk
high-quality digital/Internet radio with wireless streaming
expensive, the iOS app isn’t finished
The Sensia 200D itself works very well, although it is a bit pricey for what is essentially a fancy digital radio. However, the unfinished iOS app is simply sloppy, and we'd recommend that you check the latest info the App Store before buying the Sensia f...
Wide variety of streaming features, balanced sound, good control app
Touchscreen is a major pain to use, not the most focused stereo image
The Sensia has undoubtedly upped its game, but the market hasn't stood still.We gave the first generation the benefit of the doubt, but consumers now expect a product to work with the intuitive ease of the latest smartphone or tablet. And in this regard...
Pure has always been a dab hand at this radio lark. And its reputation for top-notch radios doesn’t end here. The Pure Sensia 200D Connect follows in the footsteps of well-made Pure radios. It looks good, and feels solid throughout. It’s rather stylish, too.The £250 Pure Sensia 200D Connect can count on plenty of features. The ability to listen to thousands of internet radio stations from across
The Pure Sensia 200D Connect is a sexy little device, but for those looking for a radio to groove to while cooking, it may not be the most ideal for messy kitchens, and those likely to get sticky. As users of touchscreen devices know, they tend to collect grime fast. Those cloth-covered speakers will need more than a wipe down. It’s hardly a major criticism at all, but something to bear in mind w
The Pure Sensia 200D Connect is a lovely little bit of kit that avid radio listeners will love. There might be more complete systems around, and the touchscreen can at times feel cumbersome, but it sounds great, and offers plenty for radio and podcast ...
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Publicación: 2013-03-29, Autor: Jonathan , crítica de: trustednerd.com
Resumen: I have been testing out the Pure Sensia 200D Connect over the past few weeks and I am in shock, this thing is absolutely fabulous. For the price, this sounds amazing and the features are stellar. I originally saw the Pure Sensia 200D Connect at CES 2013 a...
Resumen: Even Pure struggles to describe its Sensia system. From its digital radio roots, it now handles music streaming, pictures, Facebook and more...Back when digital radio was still new and fresh in Australia, most DAB+ radios were either adapted FM/AM designs...
