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- Easy to install – can be fitted in seconds
- Easy to use – just fit and forget
- Charges inside the radio, no separate charging unit required
- Increased battery life per charge over standard rechargeable batteries, no need for throwaway alkaline batteries
- Provides up to 24 hours wireless listening
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Add a ChargePAK E1 rechargeable battery pack and listen to your PURE radio wherever you go.
ChargePAKs are much more economical than regular batteries and significantly kinder to the environment, reducing the quantity of batteries that end up in landfill sites.
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55 of 55 people found the following review helpful
This battery is compatible with the Pure Evoke 1S radio , it is expensive but lasts for a long time ( I had it for 2 weeks and so far no need to re charge ).
You might need to order from the pure evoke company directly as it seems to be a shortage at present.
It is fiddly to fit in but there is no need to remove the battery to charge it , just plug the radio the power supply and will recharge quickly.
I wish the radio had one of these fitted to reduce the price a bit.
You might need to order from the pure evoke company directly as it seems to be a shortage at present.
It is fiddly to fit in but there is no need to remove the battery to charge it , just plug the radio the power supply and will recharge quickly.
I wish the radio had one of these fitted to reduce the price a bit.
23 of 23 people found the following review helpful
Installed into my Evoke Flow in seconds, just make sure you don't force it in - it will only enter the socket one way! Slightly fiddly as the cord is just a tad short.
Do not remove any part of the ChargePAK - it's cased in a white paper like material that looks like its asking to be ripped off, but it's not - don't do it!
Battery charges inside the radio, so you don't need to worry about buying a charger or removing the PAK from the radio.
Thanks for reading.
Do not remove any part of the ChargePAK - it's cased in a white paper like material that looks like its asking to be ripped off, but it's not - don't do it!
Battery charges inside the radio, so you don't need to worry about buying a charger or removing the PAK from the radio.
Thanks for reading.
46 of 47 people found the following review helpful
I got one of these so I could move my Pure Flow around without having to unplug and plugin again every time.
For this it works as expected and I'd no problems fitting the battery.
I've only used it for short spells on battery but did try to run it for a few days on battery only as a test. I didn't measure exactly but it gave about 15 hours of use mainly DAB radio (I like to listen to Planet Rock while working at home !) but with a couple of hours streaming also.
I don't think it says anywhere in the specifications when buying but for the technical it is a 3.7v Li-ion 8800mAh battery.
And now to the limitations which I'm not sure are documented for the Pure Flow for when you have the battery installed -
- if you have the Flow on standby and unplug it, it switches off completely and then reboots when you switch on.
- if you unplug from the mains while it is switched on it stays on and the battery takes over.
- you can't set the alarm when running on battery only but it does give you a message to say this if you do try.
- so you can't use as an alarm clock on battery power only, it must be plugged into the mains
- the 'on' button seems to need to be pressed for a little longer to switch on than when running on mains. At first I thought the battery wasn't working until I did this.
None of these actually bother me but I've seen some comments in the forums about this, so be aware.
I've given 4 stars because I still think it's a little pricey, but then again I've just looked at camcorder batteries which are about £12 for 1400ah or 2000mAh so I suppose about £27 for a 8800ah battery is in proportion.
For this it works as expected and I'd no problems fitting the battery.
I've only used it for short spells on battery but did try to run it for a few days on battery only as a test. I didn't measure exactly but it gave about 15 hours of use mainly DAB radio (I like to listen to Planet Rock while working at home !) but with a couple of hours streaming also.
I don't think it says anywhere in the specifications when buying but for the technical it is a 3.7v Li-ion 8800mAh battery.
And now to the limitations which I'm not sure are documented for the Pure Flow for when you have the battery installed -
- if you have the Flow on standby and unplug it, it switches off completely and then reboots when you switch on.
- if you unplug from the mains while it is switched on it stays on and the battery takes over.
- you can't set the alarm when running on battery only but it does give you a message to say this if you do try.
- so you can't use as an alarm clock on battery power only, it must be plugged into the mains
- the 'on' button seems to need to be pressed for a little longer to switch on than when running on mains. At first I thought the battery wasn't working until I did this.
None of these actually bother me but I've seen some comments in the forums about this, so be aware.
I've given 4 stars because I still think it's a little pricey, but then again I've just looked at camcorder batteries which are about £12 for 1400ah or 2000mAh so I suppose about £27 for a 8800ah battery is in proportion.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Works perfectly
Bought it, installed it, it workes as supposed.
It provides power for several days of webradio and fits perfectly into my Pure Evoke Flow radio.
It provides power for several days of webradio and fits perfectly into my Pure Evoke Flow radio.
Published 28 days ago by JensWolf
Works well so far
Seems to be working well so far, my only gripe is why after paying soooo much for the radio in the first place that this battery pack isn't already included.
Published 1 month ago by Del
PURE EVOKE CHARGE PAK FOR MARSHAL DAB RADIO.
I BOUGHT THIS FOR MY SON TO GO WITH HIS PURE EVOKE MARSHAL DAB/FM RADIO,AND EXTRA SPEAKER (FULL PACKAGE)HE IS THRILLED TO BITS HE SAYS HE CANT WAIT TO GO CAMPING AND USE HIS CHARGE... Read more
Published 1 month ago by STEVE
Beware....
As others have pointed out, the battery when fully charged doesn't last very long. I bought one so I could use my device mostly for internet radio listening and in total it was not... Read more
Published 2 months ago by David Moore
Rechargeable battery pack
Seems to work just fine. However, I am disappointed having to purchase such an expensive item in order to make an already expensive item work. Read more
Published 2 months ago by Maboov
Finally can take my Pure Evoke Flow around the house
Really liked the internet radio. But wanted to take it around the house without losing the time and other setting. And without plugging it in again. Read more
Published 2 months ago by Ralph Peters
You need this with a compatible pure device!
If you have a compatible pure device like the evoke flow or the sensia you NEED to have the battery pack. Read more
Published 2 months ago by SeaSpooner
Pure chargepack
Ordered for Pure evoke Flow.
If the instructions are followed properly, (and I have average size fingers), this chargepack is really easy to fit. Read more
If the instructions are followed properly, (and I have average size fingers), this chargepack is really easy to fit. Read more
Published 3 months ago by Mr. R. P. Burn
PURE ChargePAK E1 Rechargeable Battery Pack
Fit the battery pack and forget. It is now easy to take the radio with me around the house and listen to my favourite programme. Then plug it in every night on my bedside table. Read more
Published 3 months ago by Eckart
The Easy Life
It's a great little product. DAB/WiFi radios can use a lot of juice but the whole point of having one is to be able to move around with your radio, right? Read more
Published 3 months ago by T. Edwards
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