Pure Chewing Satisfaction - Lard

Pure

Advantages: Good Music
Disadvantages: None

telescopic aerial Full LCD display with additional features Kitchen count down timer Wake up alarm Can use removable Pure batteries & standard batteries for power options. Tone controls and stereo/mono mode. Line in and out options, handy for PC compatibility and digital recording. Size (H)18.5cm, (W)29cm, (D)10cm. ...

Nazuku 24.02.2007 · Read full review
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Review of Pure Digital Evoke 2

The Pure Highway saved my life

Advantages: Very Portable and very easy to use
Disadvantages: Suffers from poor signal in some remote areas

I use the Pure Highway every day in my truck and I have to say it is brilliant. It tunes into a spare FM band on my in cab radio and sounds first class. It is so easy to use and looks great as well. The Pure Highway fits into a small space on my windscreen out of the wiper swipe and keeps me legal. The Highway takes its power from the cigarette lighter and has an internal Arial that is fixed to the windscreen. I found this system ok for most journeys but when I was in more remote parts of the country I suffered from digital drop out. The pure allows you to fade this rather than here that awful screeching sound. I eventually purchased an outside Arial that fits on the cab roof via a magnetic base. This allows me 100% coverage all over the UK so far. I rely on my Pure Highway every day and I have to say it has never let me down ...

lorryday 11.04.2009 · Read full review
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Review of Pure Digital Highway IN-CAR DAB Tuner

Purely Good?

Advantages: Rewards for spending money I do anyway
Disadvantages: Different system of rewards, points expire

Some time ago, when I walked into my Local (Cambridge) HMV, I noticed some posters advertising a little card, ?HMV Pure Points?. I wandered what it was, and so when I was paying for my purchases, I enquired with the guy on the tills. The Basics HMV Pure Points, as the name might suggest, is the reward card offered by the shop HMV. Like all other reward cards, you earn points when you spend money in store, or online, the remuneration rate is 1 point per penny. So, spend £2.99 and get 299 points. The first difference to other reward cards, is that it costs money to join, currently this is £3.00, though when I joined, it was £5.00. However, what is a bonus to that, is that the spend gives you your first points. Since I had spare money at the time, I signed up straight away, though, I guess it could put some people off ...

obscuredbykep 02.10.2009 · Read full review
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Review of HMV Pure Points