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Save 30% on Pure Digital Radios and Battery PAKs at Dick Smith

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Save 30% on Pure Digital Radios and Battery PAKs at Dick Smith
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g12345567 on 04/05/2012 - 09:52 dicksmith.com.au (547 clicks)

Save 30% on Pure digital radios and battery PAKs at Dick Smith.

  • Pure One Mini White Series II $69.30 Save $29.70
  • Pure One Mini Black Series II $69.30 Save $29.70
  • Pure One Classic Blk Series II $118.30 Save $50
  • Pure Elan II $139.30 Save $59
  • Pure One Flow $167.30 Save $71

Pure Rechargeable Battery Pak

  • ChargePAK A1 Rechargeable Battery Pack for Pure One Mi $27.99 Save $11.99
  • ChargePAK B1 Rechargeable Battery Pack for Pure One Mini $34.99 Save $14.99
  • Pure Charge Pack E1 $69.30 Save $29.70
  • Pure Charge Pack C6L $69.30 Save $29.70

Other Pure radios also on special:

  • Pure One Mi Digital Radio $39.98 Save $40
  • Pure One Mini White $48.30 save $20.70
  • Pure One Mini Black Digital Radio VL-61205 $48.30 Save $20.70
  • Pure One Classic Black Radio $67.90 Save $29.10
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  • IVI on 04/05/2012 - 10:10
    +2

    OVERPRICED:

    1. Batteries are [up to ~$70] EXTRA in a -portable- radio, & that extra cost -doesn't- include Charger!?!

    2. WiFi is EXTRA in a portable -Internet- radio

    3. USB is another EXTRA in port Internet Radio

    No value here, folks… move along.

  • haz on 04/05/2012 - 11:27
    +1

    I don't see why a company would decide to create so many different size propriety batteries for digital radios and not include them with the radio purchase. Surely for radios, AA, C, or D size cells will suffice for convenience and backup in an emergency. People can have the choice to use rechargeable types to save money/environment or disposable for convenience. With this, if you use the radio outdoor and the battery dies, you will need to wait to re-charge the battery or buy another one of these as spare, which is inconvenient and costly. Secondly, these batteries besides having a potentially longer run time due to battery chemistry serves no other purpose besides using them in the radio it was designed for.

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