Hama HiFi-Tuner DIT2006BT
DAB, FM, DAB+, Web radio, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth
Product ratings
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7 reviews
Very good Internet radio software
Positively surprised what Hama delivers or is sold under Hama.
Pro
- Simple programming
- Good search function for radio stations
Contra
- DAB+ reception is rather modest despite the aerial
Operation is relatively complicated
Operation is not intuitive and therefore complicated
For example, 2x 30 station presets are possible, very complicated from no. 5 onwards as there are only 4 fixed buttons.
Operation with the remote control only in combination with the display on the device.Pro
- Clear sound
- Price is ok
- Bluetooth with soundbar works
- DAB and Internet radio possible
Contra
- Reception is limited, by far not all possible channels come in
- Operation complicated e.g. only 4 station memory buttons
- No LAN port (RJ45) Antenna as before
Nice to have
The device fits in well with existing hi-fi components.
Unfortunately, at 430mm it is too narrow to fit perfectly with devices from the 90s (440mm).
The menu navigation is somewhat unfortunate. Above all, only a quick guide is included. You have to print out the complete instructions yourself.
That could be done better.
The feel is good. The workmanship is absolutely convincing for the price.
Also visually very nice to look at.
Other products have real disadvantages here.
Reception is very good even in critical locations.
Whether DAB or FM. Internet of course depends on the performance of the modem.
I can recommend the device and would buy it againPro
- Appearance
Contra
- Menu navigation
- Missing operating instructions
- Housing width
Nostalgic HIFI tower
Pro
- Super functional device
- Simple operation
- Fits well in our 43 rack
- Fits well with my nostalgic HIFI tower ;-)
Great hi-fi tuner
Pro
- Simple installation
- great sound
So so la la
The inexpensive Hama tuner is connected and set up in no time. The operation is uncomplicated and the sound of the radio sources is ok to good. I don't understand why there is no LAN connection, why only MP3 files can be played (no M4A, M4P or other formats), and why the stick has to be formatted with Windows. Mac users are left out in the cold. The supplied indoor antenna can hardly be connected properly when the unit is built into a piece of furniture. My Marantz NR 1200 allows 50 presets for DAB radio stations, the Hama only 30.
Pro
- Price
- Simple set up
- DAB and Internet radio without problems
- Simple operation
- Multiple audio outputs (Toslink, Cinch, Coaxial, jack)
Contra
- No LAN connection
- No throwing antenna included in the scope of delivery
- USB playback unsuitable for Mac users
- App "UNDOK" partly error-prone and slow
- Only 30 presets per radio source
