I recently purchased a Revo Pico RadioStation for my English-born wife who enjoys British radio on the computer from our home in Australia. Looking for a more pragmatic alternative I decided on the compact Pico unit for its impressive specification, great design, and portability potential.

As this model had not reached our shores, I ordered the radio direct from Revo Technologies (Scotland). Product Manager Jonathan Gilchrist was extremely helpful, and delivery was about a week.

The Pico is a wonderfully small package accommodating all that a modern wireless should be. It receives our local FM and digital networks but comes into its own by hauling in the world of WiFi internet radio. The portability factor is a personal hit adding “The Archers” to our Australian summer al fresco dining experiences at home.

Congratulations Revo to your team of product designers and all involved in the development of this fine radio. I am sure there will be upgrades but for the moment I cannot think of an area of performance where this unit can be improved.

I have a Pico wifi radio and wanted to let you know it's had more impact as an entertainment device than my Sky+ or iPhone.

I live and work in Moscow most of the time and brought one out here only because listening via my laptop was patchy and slowed the computer down.

I was stunned at how reliable the Pico was. And the high-quality of the sound output. I listen thought my TV surround sound at home and the quality (for the music stations) is incredible. Even when internet surfing gets a bit patchy, the Pico rarely loses it (requiring rebuffering).

Unlike most computer equipment, this was again a breath of fresh air. Despite being very computer-literate, what always grates on me on hardware and software is when it promises to be 'easy-to-use' or 'plug-and-go' before while expecting users to go through ridiculous set-up programmes and knowing about DNS servers, ports and such like. The Pico really did plug and go. Apart from obviously demanding my wifi router password, it absolutely did as promised.

In fact, I've decided that I probably won't renew my DAB radios back home in the UK. I'll just get more Picos. They don't quit. They give me more variety than I'll ever need.

I can't praise this box enough. It's made living away from home bearable. It's made the world a comfortably-small place.

Oh, and it's a good-looking little box as well - subtle, not too knobby and easily hidden when necessary.

Please pass on my thanks to your development team.

I bought the radio from you two days ago, for my husbands birthday.

It arrived today, we can get BBC radio channels, which has made my husband a very, very happy bunny!

Many thanks for the excellent service and fast delivery.

We live 6 months down here in Akaroa and the other half of the year in Guernsey, in the Channel Islands.

We bought our Pico in Guernsey earlier this year to bring to NZ, so that we can carry on listening to all the BBC Radio stations (and occasionally we were listening into More FM and other NZ stations when were in Guernsey in your winter/our summer!).

However, we are so impressed with the Pico that we are intending to leave this one down here and buy a second one for our Guernsey home, as the quality of the Wi-Fi is much better than ordinary FM radio signals in Guernsey, and the "Listen Again" feature is brilliant, as well as the ability to carry the Pico around the house and into the garden. A truly brilliant bit of kit and of the same excellent quality of (say) Apple products (I am an avid Mac fan!)

Cheers!

I've set the radio up without difficulty and am very pleased with it both cosmetically and functionally. I am an ex. BBC engineering employee and can only say how good this new technology seems to be.

Your advice worked. I am very impressed by the level of support from Revo, you all answer your emails quickly and give good advice in plain english. Thank you very much.