Roberts 7 Bluetooth DAB+ & FM Stereo Radio - White vs Revival Uno BT DAB/DAB+/FM Radio - Duck Egg Blue — Comparison

The BLUTUNE 7, officially the Roberts BLUTUNE 7 Bluetooth DAB+ & FM Stereo Radio - White, is priced at £99.99 and sits as the modern, stereo-focused Roberts option here. The Revival Uno BT, the Roberts Revival Uno BT DAB/DAB+/FM Radio - Duck Egg Blue, costs £139 and sits as the more style-led Revival model, aimed at buyers who want the classic Roberts look with everyday radio functions.

The BLUTUNE 7 is the more audio- and display-oriented specification. It offers DAB+/FM stereo radio, Bluetooth, an intuitive colour display, 20 DAB and 20 FM presets, plus two 3-inch speakers for stereo sound. The Revival Uno BT is physically described at H:138mm x W:210mm x D:88mm and gives you DAB/DAB+/FM, aux and headphone ports, plus an alarm and sleep timer, but no listed stereo twin-speaker setup or colour display.

The BLUTUNE 7 is best for kitchens, studies or bedrooms where stereo sound, Bluetooth streaming and lots of presets matter more than retro styling. At £99.99 it is also the cheaper option. The Revival Uno BT suits bedside tables, guest rooms and design-conscious spaces where Duck Egg Blue styling, alarm use, sleep timer and wired aux/headphone flexibility are worth paying £39.01 more for. For long-term value, think about where the radio will live, how often Bluetooth, presets or alarms will be used, and whether the finish matters as much as the sound. A cheaper model is sensible for casual listening, while a dearer one works better when it also acts as part of the room décor.

Bottom line: choose BLUTUNE 7 if you want stronger value, stereo sound, Bluetooth, colour display and 40 total presets / opt for Revival Uno BT if you prefer the Duck Egg Blue Revival design with alarm, sleep timer, aux and headphone connections.