Solar Hand Crank Emergency Weather Radio – NOAA AM/FM, 2000mAh

I gifted this to my sister for emergency. We should always have radios. This little thing gets the station locally so great charging and tuning is order it

I love how small and portable this is!

Excelente radio, todas sus modalidades de carga la hacen muy completa. Es practica, pequeña, super funcional. La recomiendo.

Smaller than it appeared in photo.

This weather radio is compact, reliable, and packed with useful features. The solar charging, hand crank, and rechargeable battery provide excellent peace of mind during power outages and emergencies. The NOAA weather alerts work well, and the AM/FM radio reception is clear. It's lightweight, easy to use, and a perfect addition to any emergency kit, camping gear, or preparedness supplies. Excellent value and dependable performance.

I bought this rechargeable radio for my family in Cuba, and it works great. The sound is clear, the battery lasts a long time, and it is very easy to use. It is perfect for staying informed and listening to music, especially during power outages. I am very happy with this purchase and highly recommend it.

Great option if you want a reliable emergency radio for camping or prepping. It does exactly what it’s supposed to and covers all the basics you’d want in a backup device.The multiple power options are a big plus, solar, hand crank, and battery, so you’re not stuck if one runs out. The radio reception is decent and the NOAA feature is great for staying updated in emergencies.The built-in flashlight and SOS alarm add extra functionality, and the USB charging is a nice bonus if you need to top off a phone in a pinch.Overall, solid and dependable. If you want an affordable all-in-one emergency radio, this is a great pick to have on hand.

I got this as an emergency back up battery for my phone, as well as being a NOAA radio and flashlight was a bonus. I wanted to get something that I could charge without power. This has the option of solar charging, and a must in survival scenarios, a hand crank. While it is true that the Solar charger is slow and the hand crank is slower, they will get you through. You can crank enough to get enough power to get out a text or a call. The hand crank can power the light and the radio better than it can charge the phone, but it still works. The hand crank is easy to turn and feels sturdy enough to crank without fear of breaking it off. The radio has NOAA as well as FM and AM. It has an antenna and works pretty well. Light is nice and bright. Hopefully you’ll never be in a scenario of prolonged power outage, but for the price the peace of mind is well worth it for me.

It is a gamble when ordering these types of items online blindly, I have had a few various brand emergency radios in the past and some that were double this one's price and failed to meet my expectations. My expectation is that the device at is able to provide it's own source of power to operate the flashlight for a reasonable amount of time and provide a clear audible emergency weather broadcast. Anything more than that is wonderful to me.This device has a bright light, the radio and emergency weather broadcast functions well with great reception from the antenna indoors, it only takes a minute of charging using hand crank to provide over an hour of light and about 15 minutes of simultaneous radio and light which is nice. The solar charging seems sufficient for emergencies, I had it sit on a window ledge for about 6 hours of clear sun and it provided enough charge to power the device for about 30 minutes of continuous light and radio. When fully charged using USB it was capable of charging my Galaxy Note 9 phone around 15% before unable to charge anymore. The device still had enough charge remaining to run continuous light and radio for another 30 minutes, it probably just does not provide enough juice to maintain the USB charge on the phone after a certain % of battery is used. I fully charged the radio using USB from dead to fully charged in about 1.5 hours. I was able to charge a dead 0% battery Galaxy S4 up to 38% before no longer charging further, and again the radio still had charge left to run continuous light and radio for about half an hour. The hand crank and solar panel does not seem to charge other devices externally via USB, it only functions to charge the internal battery. It is a handy battery pack for emergencies, packaging says 1200mah and that seems about right. I plan to buy several more of these to toss into prep kits for car and home. Very happy with this radio for the price you cannot beat it!

I loved the first one I purchased so much I decided to get a second. I have fully tested and used all parts of this device.1. The crank is a bit tight, which should be expected2. The light is bright3. The radio AND NOAA band works well4. Charges from hand crank well5. Charges from USB well6. Charges from solar okay7. Charges older devices well8. NOT WATERPROOF - the manual says it's not and says not to submerge it in water so don't do it9. Compact so it fits well in my bugout bag30 mins solar charge from dead battery = 2+ hrs flashlight (dims a bit after 15 mins and then a little more after about an hour), 2+ hrs radio, no device charging1 min hand crank charge from dead battery = same as 30 mins solar chargeThe device charging mechanism is a bit weak. Tried charging after cranking for 30 seconds, 1 minute and 5 minutes. Would not charge a Motorola Droid Turbo, a LG G3 tablet or a HTC One M8. It starts charging these devices, but very quickly stops charging. I think the power draw of these newer devices is just too much for the circuitry in the charger. Every non-smartphone I charged with this charged just fine. If you need a compact, mobile solar charger to charge a newer device I recommend this: Solar Charger, Nekteck 10400mAh Dual USB Port Solar Portable Charger Backup Power Pack for iPhone 6 plus 5S 5C 5 4S 4, iPods, Samsung Galaxy S6 S5 S4 S3 Note 4 3 2, Android Smart Phones, Windows phone .Everything else performs as expected. Highly recommended utility item!Note: I base my reviews on a) the functionality of all parts of the product based on its manufacturer intended use [not what I want or expect it to be able to do], and b) the usefulness of the product for my intended use [which I tend to base off the manufacturer intended use].