Revo SuperConnect Multi Format Deluxe Table Radio

First of all, I love its retro design. Styling, materials and build-quality are excellent (through I am a little worried how long will the remote control membrane keypads last ). As a radio and music player, I rate the Revo SuperConnect a 5-stars. The tuner's FM performance and sound quality are outstanding(I have not tried SpotifyConnect nor DAB yet). However as an internet device, it can use a few travail improvements listed here: 1. It doesn't seem to have a real time clock - every time it is power-cycled, the Date and Time have to be re-entered. (Even though it can be configured to get time from FM, DAB or Internet, I was not able to get it to work). 2. After a Software Update, it resets the volume to Max Volume, This is not very user friendly. 3. Most annoying issue is that whenever it loses internet connectivity, say due to low Wi-Fi signal, it does not remember which WiFi network was selected before. As a result the user has to manually select the desired network and go through the network wizard setup again!. Until then, the internet radio is "hung", and it won't let the user change mode, say to play FM radio, until its search for a network times out (which is a very long time). Not sure other users have the same experience. If so I hope Revo can address these "inconveniences" in a software update. Overall I enjoy listening to the SuperConnect and would rate it a "4".

Solid built peace. Good sound quality, and pleasing aesthetically. Has countless stations from around the world. I mainly use internet radio stations port. The only drawback, sometimes when turning on, the radio gets hang up while trying to load station. Then have to reset it (by unplugging power cord) to keep it going.

I have been looking to replace my Grace digital radio. That radio worked well except for one thing - it could not keep a connection with my Wi-Fi network. My bedroom is opposite to my Netgear router but everything else I would use (cell phone, tablet, laptop, Wi-Fi blueray player) at the same location had no problem keeping connection. So essentially it was useless. When it was connected to the network, I was very happy with it. I eventually decided to purchase the Revo SuperConnect, in the hope that it would be able to hold a Wi-Fi connection better. It occasionally loses connection, but it is now infrequent and to that end I am satisfied. Overall it is a good radio. It seems to be well constructed and should last a very long time. The screen is easy to use and the menu is intuitive. It was easy to hook up to my Wi-Fi network. It comes with a remote, but you can also operate everything directly from the radio itself. Using the radio/remote, one can browse (cumbersomely) the internet radio stations, and play Spotify (which I do not personally use). There are some presents you can save on the radio which you can program to play as your alarm for example. Compared to the Grace radio, It's not as good because you have less options on what you can play from the radio itself (no Pandora, no Iheart radio, ...) what that means I that you cannot listen to those stations on the Revo without the use of a second device (tablet or phone). To listen to Pandora, Iheart or whatever else , you need to use the Bluetooth connection on a phone/tablet.. You can do this with individual aps (ie Pandora ap). Works fine, but remember that since you need a tablet/phone to play those stations, you cannot have them as presents on the Revo to use as a wake up station for example. There is also a Revo ap which you can use from your tablet or phone to operate most of the controls on the radio. With the ap, you can browse internet radios (much easier than from the radio itself), create presets, and play music through the blue tooth player. Sound wise, it's fine...but do not think it's significantly better than the Grace radio. I would call these about even. So overall it's a good radio, but I don't think it's worth the $400 they want. The Grace radio is a much better value for most people. The only time I would recommend the Revo is if your router is in a distant location, in which case the Revo has a better antenna to hold the connection.

I bought the Revo SuperConnect in 2017 as my wife is from the UK and has BBC Radio 2 or 4 on most of the day when she's home. It had good reviews and lots of features. My experience has been less than good. The unit does not have an Ethernet port. The only way to connect it to the network is via Wi-Fi. For reference we only use the unit as an Internet radio, therefore all media is via the network. From the start the audio paused because the buffer would empty. These pauses last between 2-5 seconds. At other times the audio would repeat the last 2-5 seconds. For the past year the network connection times out and the unit is not capable of reconnecting without a reboot. As a note the wireless router is in the same room and none of the other devices in our home have any wireless networking issues. I must accept that it is my fault that I did not return the unit during the 30 day return period. While I have had communication with Revo in Scotland about the issues, I also never sent it in for warranty repair. I don't know how shipping would work if I had sent it in for repair as you must ship the unit to Scotland. Recently I contacted Revo about sending the unit in for out of warranty repair and they provided a RMA and an address in Scotland. We took the unit it to the USPS to ship it and the cost was $124 without any insurance or tracking. I contacted Revo and said the cost to ship was prohibitive, not to mention the cost of the repair and return shipping. They responded by saying they are a small company and therefore do not have any facilities in the US. I just want to warm people of this situation before they buy anything from Revo if they do not live in the UK. If you have a problem and need a repair, prepare to be out of pocket quite a large sum of money if you live outside the UK.

This radio surpassed my expectations on all counts. It truly is multi functional - internet radio, DAB, FM, music streaming from other servers and Bluetooth connectivity to other computer devices. This is the ONLY way to listen to the world. If you're an expat (as I am) and want to listen to radio broadcasts from home, this is a fabulous solution. Literally thousands of radio stations from around the world at your fingertips. Most internet radios don't come with an alarm - this comes with two. Wake up to your favorite music or your home town radio station half a world away. A comprehensive manual which I didn't need to use to set up - the on screen menu is intuitive and simple to use. Just enter your wifi network and away you go. Seriously good sound quality in a very classy retro design. Five stars!

This is a stylishly designed audio device with fairly robust sound. Unfortunately, it doesn't work. Specifically, it cannot (at least in my circumstance) maintain a connection to the internet. The internet radio, and Spotify disconnects frequently, and won't work again unless you unplug and re-plug in the unit. Revo's customer service blames the victim, blames the network and/or internet connection. Well, I have a new expensive router well within range along with a fast internet connection. More to the point, all of my other internet connected devices, my phone, my TV, etc. manage to maintain a connection. The radio can connect alright, it just can't maintain or re-acquire a connection. I'm returning it today.

As of April 25 2015, I've only had this for a couple of days, so bear with me if I still have a bit of new-toy euphoria! Rather than duplicate what others have already said, I'll try to focus more on fussy details for those who are into such things. Fit & Finish: Looks very good, with wrap-around walnut veneering extending to the bottom and rear edges of the cabinet. Front and rear panels are (laser-cut?) sheets of aluminum with matte finish. Near as I can tell, the color is actually dead-neutral, but it does reflect the color of it's surroundings. OLED readout: Wonderfully crisp and contrasty even at lowest setting. If you are annoyed by devices with too-bright LEDs, you're probably going to adore this. Resolution is pretty low but that's okay because my eyes aren't what they used to be anyhow (ha). For the way I actually use it, the crispness and contrast seem more important. Controls: Pleasing light click feel to buttons and volume control. Labels are small and some buttons are black-on-black. However I quickly became accustomed to navigating via their general location. Pressing the Mode button repeatedly cycles you through the various sources: Internet Radio->Spotify Connect->Music Player->DAB Radio->FM Radio->Bluetooth->Aux In Mini joystick control: Fine for flipping through menus, but typing via joystick is about as fun as it sounds. If you're like me, you'll probably use it to enter your wifi password. Web interface: Yes it has one, though it only provides info about the unit and allows you to change the radio's network name. Speaking of Music Player, I thought I'd see if I could connect to an existing Vortexbox (Logitech Media Server) installation. It works! I was landing a couple of levels of directory too high, and the artist/album search features weren't working, but that likely has more to do with my server setup. I could browse through the various albums and play them without a hitch. AC adapter: Small lightweight multi-voltage thing rated at 18V output. Clock, user settings: Clock loses it's time if unit is unplugged but quickly resets itself via network time server if you've switched that feature on. Unit retained my other user settings for a number of hours without power. Beyond that, I didn't test. DAB (Digital Audio Broadcast): Not offered in the USA. The closest USA equivalent is HD Radio which isn't supported by Superconnect. FM: Tunes from 87.5 to 108.0 mHz which is slightly more than actually used in No. America. If you choose the "Keep Network Connected: No" option, the wifi will turn itself off when you listen to FM radio. Quickie impression is that it doesn't make much difference in FM reception, but it's nice to have that option. Downside to picking that option is a minor delay in reconnecting to the network when you switch back to networked sources. I've got a favorite FM station which is kind of a tough catch: The signal is strong enough, but it's noisy, and there's another station on the same frequency. Using the built-in antenna, I can get better-than-average mono signal. FM antenna itself is mounted on a black plastic rod, and on my unit, this has a crack in it--perhaps I'll fix that once the unit is out of warranty. (It doesn't seem worth my while to ship the unit back for something that I can mend in a few minutes). Remote (shown stacked atop my iPhone 4 for size comparison): Near as I can tell, there are two different varieties, and this is the Mini. The remote for my Apple TV has the equivalent of 7 buttons; the one for my Muji bluetooth speaker has 8: Revo's has a whopping 28 and isn't better for it. Spotify Connect: Couldn't test as it requires a Premium account (but looks straightforward enough) Bluetooth: Seems to work great. Fidelity-enhancing AptX is only available if your mobile device is also AptX-equipped. iPhone/iPad aren't, but they still sound pretty good, and I wouldn't spend too much time fretting about the feature. Sonics: I measured fairly flat frequency response in my room. I didn't attempt to measure under quasi-anechoic conditions, nor did I make any attempt to find a spot in the room which would give me the smoothest and flattest possible response. Looks about what I'd expect out of a good modern DSP-equipped device (there's no way my 1955 Braun SK2 would match that). Wish list: It'd be great if there was a way to hide sources that you're never going to use (hello DAB). More control via web interface including the means to upload one's own internet radio directory would be great. Finally, the clock which is displayed when the unit is in Standby? I'd like a way to turn that off entirely. Update June 20, 2015: It's been getting quite a bit of use. Built-in speaker is easy on the ears, but when I want maximum fidelity, I'll run it's digital output into my stereo, and that sounds just great. I'll probably get a second AC brick: Easier to move the radio from place to place if I don't have to untangle any wires. A generic part should do fine. Update Oct 2016: Newer firmware now allows remote control via UNDOK app for iOS, check it out. After 18 months, I'm still thinking this one was totally worth it.

Expensive...but worth it. Sound quality is as good if not better than any clock radio you can find. Absolutely as good as a Bose. Internet connection was relatively simple and set-up did not take much time at all. Operations are reasonable... Remote control has a lot of buttons...but you get used to it pretty quickly. Other product descriptions have an error: the sleep timer function (automatically turns off radio) is easy and lasts for a maximum of 60 minutes (in 15 minute increments). Piece is solid. Display is acceptable (would like clock display to be a bit larger while radio is on...but a small complaint). I now listen to stations from: New Orleans, Seattle, New York, and Paris regularly... And, Spotify connection is great feature too.

Premetto che lo ho acquistato solo per usarlo con Spotify Connect...ma lo trovo comunque notevole! Per l'uso con Spotify Connect (io collego il Revo a casse amplificate) è perfetto: reattivo, veloce, con un ottima uscita di segnale che passa una linea pulita ai miei diffusori. Ci sono poche soluzioni ancora per usare Spotify Connect con un sistema audio, e questa (insieme al NAD che però costa il triplo) direi che sia ideale per lo scopo. Il diffusore interno non è ovviamente confrontabile con la performance di sistemi HiFi, comunque è dignitoso, non distorce, ed è molto nitido sui toni della voce. FM e DAB funzionano molto bene, ma non ne faccio uso, per cui sono solo impressioni. Concludo dicendo che è molto ben costruito, pesantuccio, e anche bello da vedere. Peccato solo per l'alimentatore esterno anziché integrato. Ottimo prodotto, per l'uso che ne faccio....

Plenty of other reviews cover the wealth of playback options the SuperConnect delivers: the DAB, DAB+, FM, Wi-Fi Internet Radio and DLNA Network Playback, aptX Bluetooth, Spotify Connect etc. Others cover the high-end build quality and very impressive sound. I'm going to focus on the primary reason I bought this - to use as a bedside alarm clock radio. I don't think this is particularly well publicised so hopefully this helps someone. Firstly, the clear OLED display shows the time and date in a 01/01/2014 format (which automatically sets itself). This is shown permanently when in standby mode and is clear enough to read in the middle of the night. It's also not-too bright to illuminate the entire room. Below the time is the alarm activation times - there are two alarms so there could potentially be two times shown here - assuming they're set. There's also a wi-fi signal indicator. Setting the alarms is pretty straightforward. Switch the SuperConnect on, press the alarm button on the remote to bring up the alarm menu, select which of the two alarms you want to set and you enter another menu to set the time, source, volume, frequency etc. Save the details and repeat for the 2nd alarm. With the times set, and when the machine is in standby mode, press the alarm button on the remote to activate the alarms. Press it once to switch on alarm 1, a second time to switch on alarm 2, a third time to activate both alarms and a fourth time to switch both off. It's really easy to use and the small time indicator that appears in standby mode means you've got visual confirmation that (a) the alarm is activated and (b) what time it's set for. When the alarm activates - and I use this with the DAB radio as the preferred source - the volume gradually builds to the set level. This is far preferable to several other clock radios which switch on at the full volume and scare you half to death! Press either the power button on the machine or remote to switch off. It's one of the neatest and best featured clock radios I've come across. The only thing missing is a USB socket to connect my phone (it would be good if I could charge my phone from this). Otherwise, highly recommended. I should lastly add that DAB reception is excellent (and there's a proper telescopic aerial instead of a piece of wire). Connection to my wi-fi was really easy and it finds tracks on my NAS drive in seconds (although it's a bit laborious scrolling through them using the mini joystick controller). Yep, as a bedside radio it's brilliant.

Um Spotify Connect und internet Radio zum laufen zu bekommen ist offenbar ein update auf die aktuelle Firmware erforderlich. Seit Ende Juli 2017 gibt es die Version IR2.11.15. Diese wurde nicht gefunden über die manuelle Prüfung via "system settings ->software update -> check now" denn hier befand er die alte firmware als "up to date", was sie nicht war. Erst die Umstellung des "auto-check setting" auf "check periodically for updates" -> "Yes" hat dazu geführt, daß mein SuperConnect nach einigen Stunden ein Software update gemeldet hat. Danach lief Spotify Connect. Und, seltsamerweise, auch "immer mal wieder" internet Radio, aber immer mal wieder auch nicht mehr... ACHTUNG: nach dem Software update gehen alle Einstellungen, Senderspeicher etc. verloren. Außerdem steht witzigerweise die Lautstärke auf volle Pulle. Also nach dem Einschalten am besten auf "Aux in" oder "Music Player" oder "Bluetooth" schalten, und sofort die Lautstärke runterdrehen. Damit Internet Radio auch problemlos läuft war bei mir eine Entsperrung des Revo an meiner FritzBox notwendig. Diese hat den Internetzugang des Revo standardmäßig (temporär?) gesperrt, so daß das Radio zwar im Wlan angemeldet war, jedoch keinen Zugriff auf das Internet und damit auf Internet Radio hatte. Die Einstellung ist in der FritzBox unter "Internet --> Filter" zu finden. Der Revo Support hat mir innerhalb von 12 Stunden geantwortet und mir genau das vorgeschlagen: zu checken, ob mein Router den Zugang blockiert. Damit lagen sie richtig. Großes Lob dafür! Jetzt bin ich sehr zufrieden. Ich hoffe, ich konnte einigen Käufern helfen, die so wie ich drei Tage lang enttäuscht zurücksenden wollen... :-D. Nun zu den Eigenschaften des Revo SuperConnect: Ich habe das "klassische" Design gewählt, also Walnuß/Silber. Wunderschön und edel, sieht überall gut aus. Wollte zuerst das mit dem schwarzen Gitter, das war aber deutlich teurer.. jetzt gefällt mir das silberne so gut, daß ich froh bin, es gewählt zu haben. Der Klang ist wunderbar neutral, klar und offen, dazu mit einem wirklich angenehmen, kernigen Bass. Nachrichten und podcasts hören funktioniert genausogut, wie Musik. Ich beschalle damit angenehm und effektiv einen 70qm großen L-förmigen Raum. Auf halber Lautstärke (16) kommt schon wirklich richtig was raus, auf 25 wird das ganze Haus beschallt. Der Bass bleibt sauber, der Klang klar. (Das Radio kann aber nicht ein 5000 Euro teures 200 Watt 5.1 HiFi System ersetzen.. Just for the protocol.. Der Sound ist aber VIEL größer, als der der auch sehr beeindruckenden weil winzigen batteriebetriebenen Bluetooth Rucksackboxen von Bose: Soundlink Mini etwa, und angenehmer und neutraler als der Sound des Marshall Kilburn ;-)) Den eingebauten Equalizer kann man auch noch bemühen, jedoch bin ich mit dem Klang in der Standard Einstellung mehr als zufrieden. + DAB Radio funktioniert gut, solange das Signal gut ist. Hier im nördlichen Ruhrgebiet ist das Signal offenbar schlecht und schwankend. Merke ich auch an meinem Autoradio, das ständig zwischen FM und DAB hin und her schaltet, so man DAB aktiviert. Wenns läuft sehr guter, digitaler also rauschfreier Empfang. Wenn der Empfang dann schwankt schaltet das Radio den Ton immer wieder vollständig ab und wieder ein, was mehr nerven kann, als Rauschen auf FM. + FM Empfang ist sehr gut. Sendersuchlauf gut, Display mit RadioText gut. Tadellos. + Bluetooth funktioniert sehr gut und schnell. Verbindet sich automatisch mit dem letzten Partner. Zum Verbinden mit einem anderen Partner muss die Verbindung erst manuell getrennt werden, sonst klappts nicht. + Aux in funktioniert tadellos. + internet Radio jetzt auch. Gut und schnell, super Qualität. + Spotify Connect jetzt auch. Scheint mir jedoch noch nicht ganz ausgereift, bißchen fragil alles. Seis drum. Von der Idee her ist Spotify Connect erstklassig, da das Radio sich die Musik direkt aus dem Wlan zieht und diese nicht via Bluetooth z.B. vom Handy an das Radio gesendet wird. Gerät man aus dem bluetooth Empfangsbereich würde sonst die Musik stocken bzw. aufhören. Das wird mit Connect verhindert. Daumen rauf! + Music Player greift sehr schnell und übersichtlich per WLAN auf mein NAS zu. Funktioniert exzellent. Anschlüsse und Bedienelemente wurden schon von anderen Rezensenten vorgestellt. Es ist tatsächlich schade, daß die Kopfhörerbuchse nicht mit den dreipoligen Headsets umgehen kann. Vielleicht gibts einen Adapter. Die Bedienung via vier Wege "Joystick" gefällt mir sehr gut. Rundum ein sehr, sehr gelungenes Gerät, das meines Erachtens nach sein Geld wert ist. Wenn es fünf bis zehn Jahre hält und nicht nach zwei Jahren auseinanderfällt! Davon gehe ich jedoch einfach mal aus. Von mir gibt es also eine klare Kaufempfehlung. Wenn Euch der Bericht geholfen hat, lasst mir einen Daumen da. :-) mfG A.

Voilà une radio vraiment bluffante, qui mériterait 6 étoiles. Sa fiche technique ressemble à un sapin de Noel, mais elle délivre ce qu'elle promet... 1. Déballage Pas très lourd, assez compact, c'est un appareil aux finitions luxueuses (bois et acier, le tout bien assemblé), au look "néo rétro", inspiré des 60's, tout en étant éclairé d'un écran oled qui lui n'a rien de vieillot. Ma femme n'est pas plus séduite que cela par cette apparence, question de gout... Une télécommande de la taille d'une carte bancaire l'accompagne, elle fait qq mm d'épaisseur (plutôt fine donc). Pas super lisible, car toute noire, elle a des touches indiquées d'un texte assez fin. Elle marche très bien, mais je m'en moque un peu, car ma cuisine n'est pas si grande et c'est là que je l'ai installée, ma radio. Il faut brancher l'ensemble sur une prise de courant, car il n'y a pas de batterie. Une notice épaisse est également de la partie et je dois dire que je ne l'ai toujours pas ouverte, car l'installation m'a semblé un jeu d'enfant. 2. Utilisation Mon objectif était d'abord la radio : Priorité à l'internet (avec son nombre quasi illimité de chaines, sans grésillement, provenant du monde entier), mais avec aussi, de préférence une bonne réception FM (par exemple utile quand internet ne marche pas...), et pourquoi pas le DAB (c'est la future TNT de la radio). Ici : nous avons tout ça, et tout fonctionne parfaitement, quasi immédiatement (juste rentrer la clé de la box internet et c'est tout). "Esprit Apple" : c'est beau, c'est simple, et ça marche tout de suite. J'adore !! A noter que j'ai trouvé des chaines DAB fonctionnelles (j'habite en Ile de France). Exemples: Chante France, Euronews Radio,... J'ai aussi acheté cette merveille pour y connecter ma musique stockée sur le cloud ou dans l'iPhone vie le Bluetooth : pareil, zéro problème, c'est fait en 10 secondes ! Mais là je ne donne pas 10/10 : le son est moins bien, je suis même un peu déçu. Quelle version du Bluetooth ont-ils implémenté ? C'est à voir, car on constate avec pas mal de produits "nomades" que le Bluetooth donne aujourd'hui des résultats remarquables. Pas le cas ici donc. Retour à la radio, avec un autre objectif : pouvoir mémoriser mes stations préférées, y accéder facilement. Celles de madame, les miennes, et celle de la nounou, qui n'est pas du tout technophile. Ici nous avons exactement ce qu'il faut, avec 8 touches pour les chaines enregistrées. Pareil pour les programmer, pas besoin de notice, un appui long sur une touche et hop c'est mémorisé. Encore une fois, chapeau. Petit bilan sur l'ergonomie : c'est FACILE ! Passer de l'internet à la FM, changer de "fréquence", changer le son via l'égaliseur intégré...tout cela est possible et se fait de manière très intuitive. Le SON justement : alors là tapis rouge, chapeau bas, il est magnifique ! Oui, c'est un HP mono (pas stéréo)...mais quel son. C'est cristallin de précision, c'est puissant, il y a des basses, cela ne sature pas, cela ne fatigue pas non plus les oreilles. Pour ceux qui connaissent : prenez une soundlink mini de Bose, mais avec des basses plus naturelles, moins "présentes", et avec un son plus équilibré (des aigus mieux définis), et avec un zeste de puissance en plus : vous avez une idée du son de cette radio !! Enfin, que dire du prix ? Dans l'absolu, c'est bien cher pour une radio. Une fois l'objet en mains, on comprend un peu, car c'est un objet fabriqué avec soin, en petite série, avec des composants de grande qualité. Néanmoins, je ne l'aurais pas acheté à son tarif "catalogue" (entre 340 et 400 euros) et je regrette de telles variations de tarif (ici même, je l'ai payé 280 euros il y a qq jours, et le voici déjà à 320 ??) Conclusion : Que de qualités, quelle bonne surprise ! Dans un monde qui n'est pas parfait, on pourra critiquer l'esthétique, qui ne plaira pas à tout le monde, (mais qui constitue une qualité pour moi), on regrettera un baisse de la qualité sonore en Bluetooth, et on trouvera le prix un peu corsé. Le reste est superlatif, tout simplement. Je n'ai trouvé aucun produit équivalent sur le marché, au moment d'écrire cette chronique (sauf peut-être le RUARK R2i mk3 mais le prix est carrément stratosphérique...) EDIT après quelques semaines : Je confirme les qualités précitées (le son notamment) mais, au démarrage, je doit de temps en temps débrancher / rebrancher pour pouvoir connecter l'internet, ce qui prend une minute de plus environ (quelle ironie pour un "SuperConnect") Malgré ce défaut de connectivité assez pénible, l'appareil est un pur plaisir au quotidien. La note méritée est au moins 4,5/5

Ich habe 2014 nach einem Internetradio mit folgenden Eigenschaften gesucht: - Spotify-Funktion - Internet-Radio - Apple Air-Play - Kompaktes und ansprechendes Design - UND, GANZ WICHTIG: Tasten und Display. Das Radio sollte ins Badezimmer und ich wollte morgens nicht noch eine App starten, sondern einfach Musik auf Knopfdruck. All das hat REVO Superconnect!!! Stellt man das Gerät auf Standby, genügt das Drücken des "Ein"-Knopfes und sofort, höre ich den letzten Radiosender. Super auch, die Favoriten-Knöpfe auf der Vorderseite. So wählt sich jeder ganz schnell den Radiosender zum Duschen, den er mag. Ich höre Einslive, mein Freund nen Holländer und Abends beim entspannten Baden tönt Lounge.fm. Genial! Perfekt auch die Kompatibilität mit Spotify-Connect. Die Verarbeitung ist äußerst hochwertig so dass "der Kleine" ein richtiges Design-Objekt und damit auch optisch eine Bereicherung ist. Der Sound ist für den kleinen Lautsprecher sehr gut. Auch wenn man mal voll aufdreht wird der Sound nicht blechern oder dröhnend. Wie mein Vorredner aber geschrieben hat - Top-Hi-Fi ist es aber nicht. Aber das erwarte ich an der Stelle auch gar nicht. Jeder der ein Gerät für Bad, Küche oder Büro sucht, ist bestens beraten und kann sich sicher sein, auch mal ne Küchenparty beschallen zu können. Was ich auch noch hervorheben will ist der Service. Ich war irgendwie zu blind in der Spotify-App die entsprechende Schaltfläche zu finden und habe kurzerhand bei Revo angerufen. Es ging gleich jemand ran und der Kontakt war sehr nett und hilfreich. Von Zeit zu Zeit erhalte ich im Superconnect-Display eine Meldung das Updates verfügbar sind. Kurz gestartet - läuft dann alles automatisch durch. Ohnehin hatte ich noch nie Fehler oder Ausfälle. Das Ding ist supersolide und sein Geld absolut wert!!! Ich würde es wieder kaufen.