In Car Entertainment

The old maxim of “if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it” is apt for Halfords’ premium screwdrivers

The AutoDAB GO is a plug-and-play adaptor that sticks to the windscreen like a sat-nav

This external box is powered by the 12V cigar lighter cable supplied, and relays digital radio either via its FM transmitter or through an auxiliary c…

The DAB+U is unique in that it works by connecting to a car stereo’s USB port

The DAB+P gets DAB into your car in a unique way.

The hard-wired DABmotion kit consists of a box that sits behind and attaches to the original FM radio.

An old favourite impresses again as the Pure Highway 300Di gave near-perfect playback in town and on the motorway

The UTE-72BT is a great head unit.

We'd have given this Pioneer a higher score – it can do just as much as the top two – but it’s not as easy to use

The Sony stereo has a basic charm.

As well as many of the features of the Kenwood Best Buy, this Philips stereo has DAB.

A long list of features makes the Alpine adaptable and multi-compatible.

The AppRadio’s app mirroring interface was arguably the best.

Seamless navigation between screens helps this refined Kenwood into second place.

New to the chain store’s line-up, this holder uses a stiff, flexible arm to provide plenty of adjustment.

The eight flexible arms of this vent-mount Breffo holder will grip your phone in all manner of ways

One basic flaw holds this Rockland holder back: the ball joint at the heartof the design cannot support the weight of a smartphone