NOAA Weather Radio, Emergency Hand Crank Radio with Solar Charger, Portable Battery Operated AM FM Shortwave Radio with LED Flashlight, USB Charger, Earbud Jack, SOS Alert for Home Survival Hurricane

This emergency radio does it all—solar, battery, and USB charging, flashlight, phone port, and compass. It’s easy to use, super durable, sound frequency is amazing and all emergency signals work perfectly. Even though its small, its very durable. Great tuning accuracy too. A must-have for camping or emergencies!

This is an amazing little emergency radio, with hurricane season approaching I needed a new one in case my power goes down again. Things I like - super bright flashlight, reading light, 4 ways to power it (crank, solar, AAA option, and built in rechargeable), and it picks up the NOAA radio frequency in my area really well, and also has shortwave and FM, it's also small, well-built and solid.

I rarely give or read five star reviews, but this one comes close. It's a great little unit and has all the features you could want or possibly use in an emergency or portable unit. Its small but seems really solid and everything it claims is accurate. Why not five stars, two small reason - the solar battery charger and hand crank charging. Actually to solar unit is really a maintainer. Likewise it takes a lot of cranking (8 to 15 minutes) to charge the internal batteries. Both of these shortcomings are disclosed in the manual but neiIsther should be an issue if the unit is kept charged and ready for use. Finally the compass on the handle is a nice touch.

I originally bought this radio to replace the other one I had misplaced in my house. But after tinkering around with it for a while, I discovered it was a wise purchase for several reasons. Firstly, it can be charged by its Solar panel, AAA batteries, a hand crank, or electricity, so there's no reason for it not to work in an emergency situation. Secondly, it can charge other small devices, so there's no reason not to have a charged phone to make an emergency call. Thirdly, it comes with a compass, an emergency alarm sound, a flashlight, 7 preset weather channels, and entertainment via the AM/FM radio option, making it the ultimate survival device hands down... I've played survival board games, and a radio is considered a very important item to have in regards to keeping up moral and keeping abreast of things, but to also have a flashlight that doesn't need disposable batteries is a blessing...JS

I just went through Hurricane Beryl, and what was shocking was that the power went out for such an extended amount of time. Even in Cat 3's, we've had power the whole storm or only lost power for a few hours. I've never worried about Cat 1/2 storms because they've been super mild with a little flooding, but this was insane with 2.5 million people with a loss of power. This storm happened July 8, 2024, and it's now the 17th as I write this, and I have friends/family STILL without power. So as you can imagine, sitting in the dark, no radio, no power, no way to charge things or know what's going on was super frustrating.In life, its best you learn from your mistakes and better prepare for the future, so this was definitely a wake-up call on a lot of things storm related. I cannot express how useful this "would have" been, and I'm hoping I won't need in the future, but a good emergency item to have.The LIghts: Very bright! Walking down a dark hallway, everything is lit up. Both the reading/and main light have two settings high and low.Compass/Strap: Both useful if you were maybe camping or you need to walk room to room or place to place. I might suggest adding an additional strap so you can carry it like a purse or crossbody if you need to travel a ways.SOS: Very loud! You can't just sit and listen to it, you press that button and your neighbors will hear it! Useful if you need help.Radio: I got a lot of static initially, but nothing the tuner and antenna did not fix. Radio volume can be set really high as well. Love that you can plug in some old school headphones. The NOAA stations are good if you like to hear monotone continual weather information.Charging: Super convenient. I 100% have been purchasing all my emergency equipment based on the ability to charge in at least 2 methods, solar and USB, and this has five!!! They all work really well. Some faster/slower than others, but it's awesome to know that this won't lose power even if you have no sun and no batteries.Score: 10/10, would definitely recommend to anyone who camps, or lives in an area with a lot of storms or power outages.

This emergency radio has it all - AM, FM, Weather, and Shortwave bands. It is power by a rechargeable battery, a small solar panel, external charging, or a crank! It also has 2 LED lights. I purchased this one with digital frequency selection instead of an analog one. It works great to tune desired frequencies. Had it out and ready to go for a forecast blizzard and high winds, expecting a power outage, but it didn't materialize. I feel safer knowing I have a radio that will let me know what is happening in a crisis.

I havent use it but is a decent machine for what i need it. I will try it to charge it to see how long it hold so eventually i will come bacl to leave at review. The color is good,material is plastoc but a ok material a guess, is not heavy, is easy yo use.

3stars only because the product is not made in the USA. Nice emergency functionality including a siren. Reception is excellent. Even during regular times I can access radio stations for sports events I am unable to access elsewhere. The size is great and the ability to charge items like my phone is also a great functionality.