- 13000 Radio Stations Worldwide
- Search stations by theme, name, genre, region or FM radio
- HD Sound
- Radio format MP3 - WMA
- Alarm Clock
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Sagemcom RM50 IP Radio device is a high-performance audio player that allows you to play music from a variety of sources. You can use it to listen to Internet radio stations from all over the world or local FM broadcasting services. IP Radio (Internet Radio) once connected to an Internet gateway gives you access to radio station worldwide. Internet Radio is very easy to use and has the built in capability to search stations by theme, name, genre, region or FM radio. The Sagemcom RM50 combines a slim, stylish, shiny black finish design with the latest technology. It is easy to get connected to your Home Internet, set up and to browse free Internet radio stations. It can be used as alarm clock for both wake-up and important appointments.
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Sagemcom IP Radio RM50
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21 of 22 people found the following review helpful
After been a fan of DAB I though it couldn't get any better. How wrong I was. Took 2 mins to set up, no need to look at the online instructions. Had over 100 favourite stations within an hour or so. Good sound, especially as it has RCA inputs to put through your seperates. Easy to use, clear display and nice compact design.
10 of 11 people found the following review helpful
The choice of stations is great, as with any internet radio, but this has some major drawbacks that drive me mad:
- The sound is really thin - it has no depth to it at all. It's no good for kitchens because it just can't compete with any background noise.
- The wheel scrolls through items one at a time then switches randomly to one page/screen at a time and doesn't always correspond to how many notches you turn the wheel, so it's easy to miss things.
- There doesn't seem to be a way to remove stations from the favourites list - something I only discovered after adding loads of stations, which I now have to scroll through to find what I actually want to listen to.
- You can access podcasts and a backlist of all the BBC programmes, which is great except that there's no function to pause, fast forward or rewind, so if you want to listen to the second hour of a programme, you have to listen to it from the beginning.
- It is painfully slow. It takes ages to fire up and to switch between stations.
- The display light doesn't bother me but is bright enough to keep my partner awake at night.
So, to summarise: if all you want to do is sit in a quiet room and listen to one station, this will do fine. Otherwise, I would invest in a radio that has better sound quality and is more user friendly.
- The sound is really thin - it has no depth to it at all. It's no good for kitchens because it just can't compete with any background noise.
- The wheel scrolls through items one at a time then switches randomly to one page/screen at a time and doesn't always correspond to how many notches you turn the wheel, so it's easy to miss things.
- There doesn't seem to be a way to remove stations from the favourites list - something I only discovered after adding loads of stations, which I now have to scroll through to find what I actually want to listen to.
- You can access podcasts and a backlist of all the BBC programmes, which is great except that there's no function to pause, fast forward or rewind, so if you want to listen to the second hour of a programme, you have to listen to it from the beginning.
- It is painfully slow. It takes ages to fire up and to switch between stations.
- The display light doesn't bother me but is bright enough to keep my partner awake at night.
So, to summarise: if all you want to do is sit in a quiet room and listen to one station, this will do fine. Otherwise, I would invest in a radio that has better sound quality and is more user friendly.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
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Difficult to set up. After a fortnight the device stopped working. I checked the transformer which was OK. Very disappointed with this.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
What a radio
Wow! There'll always be something new to listen to now. So many stations, so many options. I connected it to my wifi very quickly and now I can search for stations by country or... Read more
Published 14 months ago by Mr. Mark Ivens
Don't expect too much.
This was my first encounter with an internet radio. It was disappointing but I suspect the Sagemcom RM50 is one of the better buys. Read more
Published 15 months ago by Bazz2004
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