Kelloradio Panasonic RC-D8EG-K musta

The Panasonic RC-D8EG-K Black is a compact clock radio combining FM and DAB+ reception with a clear IPS display and simple bedside controls. Designed for everyday use, it provides access to a wide range of radio stations across FM (87.5–108 MHz) and digital DAB+ bands while showing time and station information on the front panel. Its black finish and modest footprint suit bedside tables and small rooms where straightforward radio functionality and alarm features are required.

Advantages

The unit supports both DAB+ and FM reception, enabling access to digital and analogue broadcasts with automatic station tuning and quick selection. A high-contrast IPS display improves readability from different angles and in low light. With an RMS audio output and matching speaker impedance, it produces intelligible sound for near-field listening such as bedside or desktop use. The compact dimensions and light weight make the device easy to place and move as needed.

Suitable for

• Bedroom bedside alarm and radio listening
• Home office or kitchen background audio
• Small living spaces where compact audio is needed
• Users who want both FM and DAB+ station access

Key specifications

• Supported radio bands: FM and DAB+
• FM frequency range: 87.5–108 MHz
• Audio output power: 1 W (RMS)
• Speaker impedance: 8 Ω
• Display type: IPS display
• Product colour: Black
• Weight: 0.7 kg

How to use

Place the clock radio on a stable, flat surface near a power outlet and position it to allow clear reception of FM and DAB+ signals. Plug in the power cord and follow on-screen prompts to set the time and preferred station presets. Use the tuning and band selection controls to switch between FM and DAB+ and to navigate available stations. Adjust the volume to a comfortable level for bedside listening and set alarms according to your daily schedule using the device's alarm controls.

Recommendations

For optimal reception, position the device away from large metal objects and other electronic equipment that can cause interference. When using as an alarm, test volume and alarm settings before relying on them. Regularly scan for DAB+ stations after relocating the radio or after significant changes to local broadcast services.