Any recommendations for a portable DAB radio that works on either mains or battery?

I've already got a Roberts Play10 in one room and could just buy another one, but wondering if there are any better options now.  

Thanks

No radio fans on here then? 

Anyone tried a Majority branded radio?

I have a lovely little Sony XDR-S41D which I'd rate as excellent. [Mains or Battery]

Simple to use, good reception and a clear sound. Not for those who want a stereo boom box, but it works very well for me in the kitchen. 😀

https://www.sony.co.uk/electronics/dab-radios/xdr-s41d

 

12 hours ago, unofix said:

I have a lovely little Sony XDR-S41D which I'd rate as excellent. [Mains or Battery]

Simple to use, good reception and a clear sound. Not for those who want a stereo boom box, but it works very well for me in the kitchen. 😀

https://www.sony.co.uk/electronics/dab-radios/xdr-s41d

 

 

Now, I have that radio and I've always considered a major weakness is that it's battery only? I just use rechargeable batteries on rotation to keep her going... The mains/battery one I have is an old Roberts SAB+ one , likely not made anymore, but great quality, and the mains supply ca be switched to charge up rechargeable batteries. (Image may not be exact)

Thanks @unofix.  That is exactly the type of thing I'm after!  Looks like that one is longer sold though?

Currently considering the Majority Histon which is a very similar slim design.  Currently available for £28 after discount.

Histon – Majority

 

3 minutes ago, StephenFord said:

Now, I have that radio and I've always considered a major weakness is that it's battery only? I just use rechargeable batteries on rotation to keep her going... The mains/battery one I have is an old Roberts SAB+ one , likely not made anymore, but great quality, and the mains supply ca be switched to charge up rechargeable batteries. (Image may not be exact)

The description suggests the Sony could be mains powered as well.  Perhaps they make 2 very similar models.

Must admit, I've never actually used the battery function so far, so that isn't really a necessity.  I just needed the compact size of a portable.  Also need to make sure it's DAB+, as I had a very cheap one from ASDA for several years, but that no longer worked after the DAB+ switchover for the stations I listen to.

13 minutes ago, TomsFocus said:

... Also need to make sure it's DAB+, as I had a very cheap one from ASDA for several years, but that no longer worked after the DAB+ switchover for the stations I listen to.

That switchover cost me a darn fortune LOL I brought a box of 7 standard DAB radios to the charity shop as like you, my stations migrated to DAB+...