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View Quest Retro Mk II review

Posted on February 2, 2017August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Technophiles have a range of tastes; some like the sleek and shine of a new smartphone, while others enjoy having a rotary phone hanging on the wall.

For those that seek the middle ground – modern functionality with a retro aesthetic – then the View Quest Retro Mk II radio will scratch that itch at an affordable price.

Build

The VQ comes in an array of 11 bold colours, but for an extra £30/$45 you can choose a range of styles including polka dot and lemon print.

That same £30/$45 can also buy you a spare battery, so you can keep the radio playing away from the confines of a power socket.

The face of the VQ Retro Mk II features a clear, wide display that shows information such as the radio station and song you’re listening to, but also the time and volume level.
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