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Ruark Audio MRx review: Classy design with a sound to match

Posted on July 25, 2018August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

British audio company Ruark Audio is best known for its range of DAB digital radios, such as the rather excellent R1 MkIII. However, with more of us turning to music streaming services and with many phones losing their 3.5mm headphone ports, wireless playback is the inevitable way to go.

It’s with this in mind that Ruark developed the MRx wireless speaker, designed to fit in with our digital lives, offering a number of ways to connect (there may not be a DAB tuner onboard, but you can still access radio).
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