Music systems and radios
Music systems, clock radios and portable radios — DAB+ and FM, Bluetooth, CD and USB. Adler, Camry, Muse, Sharp and Sony.
Sharp OSAKA DR-P540 portable stereo digital radio with Bluetooth
Sharp XL-B514(BK) Micro System with CD Player and Bluetooth
Muse M-030R two-band portable radio, black
Adler AD 1195b alarm clock with backlit display, black
Muse M-01 RS pocket radio with earphone jack and rod aerial
Hisense Party Rocket 160 portable speaker
Sharp TOKYO XL-B720D all-in-one system with DAB+, CD and Bluetooth
Sharp CP-AWS0101 AQUOS Surround Subwoofer Wi-Fi
Muse M-695DBTW CD micro system with DAB+, Bluetooth and USB
Sony MHC-V73D high-power audio system with Bluetooth and NFC
Muse M-380 GB boombox with cassette deck, CD and Bluetooth, 45 W
How to choose a radio or music system
Start with the room: a bedside table, the kitchen, a building site or a living room that needs a main music source.
- Type. A clock radio wakes you up, a portable radio travels with you, a music system plays CDs and fills a room.
- DAB+ or FM. DAB+ gives clean digital sound and station names on screen; FM works everywhere, including weak-signal areas.
- Bluetooth. Lets you stream from a phone — not included on every budget model.
- Media. CD, USB stick, cassette or vinyl — check what you actually listen to.
- Power. Mains is easier at home; battery power matters outdoors, on trips and as a backup.
Related categories
See also portable speakers, Hi-Fi speakers, soundbars and headphones.
Frequently asked questions
Is DAB+ worth it in Estonia? Yes — DAB+ is on air in Estonia and the sound is noise-free, while nearly every model also receives FM.
How is a music system different from a speaker? It has a radio, often a CD player and its own amplifier — a complete device rather than an add-on for your phone.
Does a clock radio keep time during a power cut? The clock and alarm survive if the model has a backup battery; check the specification table on each product page.