- DAB digital and FM radio
- 20 presets (10 digital and 10 FM)
- In-ear noise-isolating headphones supplied
- Separate bass and treble control
- Includes a rechargeable ChargePAK for up to 14 hours portable DAB listening
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Move 2500
A compact, light personal DAB digital and FM radio, Move 2500 is ideal if you love radio on the move.
Move 2500 is now available in a choice of brushed silver aluminium fascia and rear casework, or black aluminium fascia with mirror finish back. It also come with an enhanced rotary dial, recessed controls, in-ear headphones, and an optional protective carry case in black or white.
Sounds fantastic thanks to its separate bass and treble controls and high-quality in-ear, noise-isolating headphones.
Move 2500’s unique rotary dial makes it a breeze to scroll through all the digital radio stations available in your area.
Ideal for the commute or a trip to the gym and if youre off on holiday its an ideal travel companion as its multi-standard digital tuner will pick up local digital stations wherever you go. The supplied rechargeable ChargePAK M1 battery provides up to 14 hours listening per charge and can be recharged using the supplied mains adapter or from the USB port on a PC or Mac.
Features a LCD screen which shows battery and volume level, and the station name, as well as DAB signal strength and scrolling text associated with the broadcast when in DAB mode. You can alter the display in the radio’s settings to show a different signal strength indicator or the broadcast data rate in place of the scrolling text.
Features
- DAB digital and FM radio
- 20 presets (10 digital and 10 FM)
- In-ear noise-isolating headphones supplied
- Separate bass and treble control
- Includes a rechargeable battery pack for up to 15 hours portable listening. (Based on DAB listening. Other functions may vary.)
Box Contains
Move 2500 Radio
PURE earphones
Power supply
ChargePAK M1 (installed)
User guide
2 year warranty
PURE earphones
Power supply
ChargePAK M1 (installed)
User guide
2 year warranty
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82 of 82 people found the following review helpful
Colour Name:Black
Have had one for about a week now. Mostly used whilst walking my dogs through woods and fields but also on trams, trains buses etc. Superb sound quality - seems to cope with dense deciduous woods (Grenoside Woods, north Sheffield near where I live) - and easy to use although the instructions are not very good on how to add a favourite (you need to select a radio channel, then press favourite using wheel, then use wheel to select the number of the favourite you want to add the channel to, then press for favourite for several seconds until the channel is added to the number of favourite you selected). Small, light, 14 hour rechargeable battery, good headphones that are also the radion arial. A joy to listen for hours to Radion 3 with no interference or static whilst out & about.
It is an excellent product, very glad I bought it.
It is an excellent product, very glad I bought it.
108 of 109 people found the following review helpful
By B. T. Aris
Colour Name:Black
Firstly, I purchased the Pure PocketDab 1500 in December 2005 and have been pleased with it ever since. Since the Move 2500 release in August 2011 I was in two frames of mind, do I upgrade or keep my 1500? well, I went ahead and purchased one and guess what? best change of mind I've had in ages. If like me you already own the 1500, then you'll find upgrading to the Move 2500 would be a step forward then a step back. The battery life may only be 14 hours as compared to the 21 hours of the 1500, but that's because the battery in the 2500 is only 1000ma where the battery in the 1500 is 1800ma. But, the one thing that did surprise me is walking around Sainsbury's, where my 1500 would cut out and force me to switch to FM, and then the only station I could receive was a local one, the Move 2500 kept going on digital making the FM side more redundant. This is the very thing that once and for all convinced me that going from the PocketDab 1500 to the Move 2500 was a wise move.
The Move 2500 is smaller then the PocketDab 1500, holds on to the digital stations better then the PocketDab 1500, and is better looking then the PocketDab 1500 which to be fair, the design dates back to 2003 as the PocketDab is the same as the 1000, the only difference is the the type of battery, one used AA the other Lithium.
In a nutshell, if you already own the 1500 and thinking is it worth going for the 2500, then go for it, you won't regret it.
If you're one of those people who is thinking about buying a Pure personal digital radio, and you are unable to decide between the 1500 as it's so cheap now, or the new 2500? I would recommend you spend a few pounds extra and buy the 2500, not that the 1500 is bad, just that the 2500 is a lot better, and so it should be, as the 2500 is the first complete design and performance change since 2003, plus the Firmware can be upgraded (there has already been two since August, I've already updated mine).
At the end of the day, although I owned and loved my 1500 for six years, even though it is quite on the large side compared to other personal digital radios out there, up and till Pure released the Move 2500, the 1500 WAS the best out there, now with the 2500, things have got better, and keeps Pure in the number one position in the digital radio market.
***UPDATE***
I just found out how sensitive the tuner is on the Move 2500, hence the reason why it works in Sainbury's. While fiddling about with the FM side of this radio in my bedroom, not only could it pick up ALL the FM radio stations, it also picked up a station called AHBS CR. Not knowing what this station is I put AHBS CR into Google and it turned out to be the hospital radio station which is about two and a half miles away. I did the retune on my 1500 and not only did it fail to pull in all the FM stations, it didn't even pick up the local hospital one ether.
Forget about the price, forget about the other portable digital radios including the 1500, if you are wanting to buy a portable digital radio, the Move 2500 is now 1000% highly recommended.
The Move 2500 is smaller then the PocketDab 1500, holds on to the digital stations better then the PocketDab 1500, and is better looking then the PocketDab 1500 which to be fair, the design dates back to 2003 as the PocketDab is the same as the 1000, the only difference is the the type of battery, one used AA the other Lithium.
In a nutshell, if you already own the 1500 and thinking is it worth going for the 2500, then go for it, you won't regret it.
If you're one of those people who is thinking about buying a Pure personal digital radio, and you are unable to decide between the 1500 as it's so cheap now, or the new 2500? I would recommend you spend a few pounds extra and buy the 2500, not that the 1500 is bad, just that the 2500 is a lot better, and so it should be, as the 2500 is the first complete design and performance change since 2003, plus the Firmware can be upgraded (there has already been two since August, I've already updated mine).
At the end of the day, although I owned and loved my 1500 for six years, even though it is quite on the large side compared to other personal digital radios out there, up and till Pure released the Move 2500, the 1500 WAS the best out there, now with the 2500, things have got better, and keeps Pure in the number one position in the digital radio market.
***UPDATE***
I just found out how sensitive the tuner is on the Move 2500, hence the reason why it works in Sainbury's. While fiddling about with the FM side of this radio in my bedroom, not only could it pick up ALL the FM radio stations, it also picked up a station called AHBS CR. Not knowing what this station is I put AHBS CR into Google and it turned out to be the hospital radio station which is about two and a half miles away. I did the retune on my 1500 and not only did it fail to pull in all the FM stations, it didn't even pick up the local hospital one ether.
Forget about the price, forget about the other portable digital radios including the 1500, if you are wanting to buy a portable digital radio, the Move 2500 is now 1000% highly recommended.
26 of 26 people found the following review helpful
By Yogi
Colour Name:Black
Purchased to replace a Clarity Cube Personal DAB Radio that died prematurely.
Used mainly whilst walking the dogs or doing tasks outside.This is in a different league, like moving from a Transistor Radio to Hifi.
The sound quality is a lot better. The signal quality is better and it keeps signal where the old one would lose it.
Volume is more than adequate, equals my MP3 player. Bass/Treble does give some adjustment.The earphones supplied are fine, they produce a "rich" sound if a little flat for my taste Using my own Sennheiser CX300s improves matters, they seem to allow the "sound out of the box".
The controls are pretty intuitive. Battery life is good.
Happy I made the purchase.
Used mainly whilst walking the dogs or doing tasks outside.This is in a different league, like moving from a Transistor Radio to Hifi.
The sound quality is a lot better. The signal quality is better and it keeps signal where the old one would lose it.
Volume is more than adequate, equals my MP3 player. Bass/Treble does give some adjustment.The earphones supplied are fine, they produce a "rich" sound if a little flat for my taste Using my own Sennheiser CX300s improves matters, they seem to allow the "sound out of the box".
The controls are pretty intuitive. Battery life is good.
Happy I made the purchase.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
2.0 out of 5 stars
Too easy to turn on
It sounds like an odd complaint, and the unit has a good sound and is nice to look at, but it is too easy to turn off and on. One touch on the central wheel and it is switched on. Read more
Published 1 day ago by R. Reynolds
4.0 out of 5 stars
Very good buy
Ok, so in my area (Littlehampton UK) there aren't too many Digital stations, what there are available were picked up immediately by the Move 2500. Read more
Published 6 days ago by Aremess
5.0 out of 5 stars
Great Value Personal Radio
As someone who has owned a number of digital radios in the past, this one has not disappointed. The reception on FM and DAB is very good and the ability to charge via micro USB... Read more
Published 17 days ago by Stephen Robertson
1.0 out of 5 stars
Couldn't listen to it - kept switching off!
As a few others have said already I bought this item due to reading so many good reviews. Unfortunately from the first day I turned it on I had problems - the main one being the... Read more
Published 23 days ago by JB 79
2.0 out of 5 stars
Big disappointment
Sorry, but I cannot jump on the bandwagon with those who think this new offering from Pure is marvellous. Read more
Published 24 days ago by Azi Seeit
5.0 out of 5 stars
pure move 2500 rechargeable personal digital radio
I would really recommend this product. Works well and clearly. Small enough to fit in a pocket. Great to be rechargeable.
Good sound quality.
Good sound quality.
Published 25 days ago by martine Rendle
1.0 out of 5 stars
Not for cricket fans
I looked at previous reviews which were mostly positive and paid extra money for Pure 2500 DB radio to hopefully obtain premier reception. Read more
Published 29 days ago by Tommy
4.0 out of 5 stars
Pure Move 2500
Pure Move 2500
Good, but controls could be better. Screen is quite small but sound is OK. DAB+ is the big advantage.
Good, but controls could be better. Screen is quite small but sound is OK. DAB+ is the big advantage.
Published 1 month ago by Peter W Stevens
4.0 out of 5 stars
Bit fiddly to set up, but ok otherwise.
My ears never seem to fit the phones provide, but otherwise a neat set that gives a clear signal pos.
Published 1 month ago by Peter Coleman
4.0 out of 5 stars
DAB radio use in a car
This unit functions well in the environments in which I have tried it out.
I originally purchased it to obtain DAB radio in my 2007 Fiesta via an "AUX" mini-jack socket... Read more
I originally purchased it to obtain DAB radio in my 2007 Fiesta via an "AUX" mini-jack socket... Read more
Published 1 month ago by Don
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