By: PeteM

PeteM — Mon, 15 Mar 2021 12:15:10 +0000

Your review is perfectly correct that the internet radio feature is indeed a real fiddle to set up and to save stations of choice. Where I disagree with the review is over the suggestion that the instruction manual is clear. It’s anything but, or at least the important printed version that comes in the box is. The print size is tiny, the greyish print quality is awful, the whole manual is riddled with mistakes in basic English (as if a Chinaman might have translated it), there are 3 mistakes on p23 alone, and the actual instructions are obtuse. Surely John Lewis can do better than this.

By: Andy Nicholls

Andy Nicholls — Wed, 20 May 2020 20:09:23 +0000

I purchased an octave during lock down and was saving up for a Roberts blu tune 200 until I listened to the jl cello I’m very impressed and have ordered a jl octave for another room in the home ask John Lewis to demonstrate one before parting with more money for a dearer product also the Internet set up involved finding my network router name and pressing the wps on the sky router and the radio was connected page 15 of instruction manual covers the process in greater detail but the John Lewis radio on first impressions is superb value for the price and build looks neat and feels solid buttons have a quality feel to them which is reassuring

Comments on: John Lewis Cello Hi-Fi Review

By: PeteM

By: Andy Nicholls