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Sharp Tokyo DR-430 review: the new generation digital radio

In this review we see a digital radio: the Sharp Tokyo DR-430, a model that implements Bluetooth, FM Radio and other functions

The Sharp Tokyo DR-430 is a multifunctional digital radio that offers a wide range Of options for listening to your favorite content. With its functions Bluetooth, you can easily connect compatible devices, such as smartphone o tablet, for streaming music or podcasts. In addition to connectivity Bluetooth, the radio has tuners for receiving radio stations FM e DAB+. Let’s not get lost in chatter, let’s first see some technical characteristics and then let’s see how it behaved in our tests.

Sharp Tokyo DR-430 review: the new generation digital radio

Packaging and unboxing | Sharp Tokyo DR-430 review

Sharp Tokyo DR-430 packaging and unboxing provides a rewarding opening experience. The outer packaging features an elegant design, with an attention to detail that is reflected in its presentation. Inside the box, you’ll find the digital radio itself, along with its dedicated power supply for easy recharging. It is noteworthy that the package also includes a complete manual, which includes detailed instructions in several languages, including Italian. In addition, a UK standard power adapter is included in the box, ensuring compatibility with different power sockets. There packaging was accomplished con treatment, providing an optimum level of protection to ensure your radio and accessories arrive in impeccable condition.

Technical features

Before getting into the heart of the review it is fair to provide for chieftains what we believe to be the technical characteristics of interest. First of all the physical dimensions:

  • Dimensions 17 x 11 x 10cm
  • Weight 0.4 grams
  • DAB/DAB+, FM Radio compatibility
  • Bluetooth 5.0 compatibility
  • Display LCD
  • Double alarm
  • 7 languages ​​available (Italian included)

Sharp Tokyo DR-430 review: the new generation digital radio

Design and first impressions | Sharp Tokyo DR-430 review

The case has a nice design which fits well Everything is fine environment. It has all the buttons on the top that allow you to use the various features. There is a small screen on the front. The device does not work on battery and requires a fixed power supply via socket which comes out in different standards including the Italian one. Much appreciated the choice of storage l’antenna in hidden way in the hidden part of the device, that is where the input for the power supply and the female jack with which it is possible to connect earphones are also positioned. The upper keys allow you to move between the various functions including Bluetooth, FM radio and DAB+. There are also storage keys on which it is possible to register up to 20 memory spaces for DAB+ stations and 20 for FM stations. Particularly welcome the choice of to fortify il product of possible alarms, which make it excellent even in a bedside table such as clock radio.

Sharp Tokyo DR-430 review: the new generation digital radio

Audio Experience | Sharp Tokyo DR-430 review

Sonically the device is definitely enough even if even for physical reasons he cannot perform at the top. All in all i lows are present even if, especially listening to the radio, the audio is a bit muddy. Speech changes slightly when you switch to DAB+. In fact, with this standard the signal is decidedly of better quality and consequently also the case will behave in a superior way. The maximum volume And quite good although it does tend to ripple at higher levels. In Bluetooth Audio quality isn’t great but it’s still sufficient for an average user.

Sharp Tokyo DR-430 review: the new generation digital radio

Conclusions and price | Sharp Tokyo DR-430 review

The device can be found on Amazon at a price of approx 69€. The price is perhaps slightly high even if we consider it anyway in line with competitors’ prices. Surely the strengths are represented by the design and from engineering even if more could have been invested in a larger and more complete screen. The audio quality is not excellent but is still sufficient for the common use of the device. Even the presence of alarms was much appreciated as was the adoption of the new standard DAB+.

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We therefore have no choice but to recommend this product, especially if it were to go on offer under the roof of the 50€. What do you think about this radio smart? Let us know with a comment below and continue reading techgameworld.com to stay updated on the latest news and more.

Plus points

  • Antenna position
  • Design generale
  • Headphone input
  • DAB+ function
  • Alarm function

Points against

  • Improved screen
  • Audio quality not great
  • Slightly high price
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