Emergency Weather Solar Crank AM/FM NOAA Radio with Portable 2000mAh Power Bank, Bright Flashlight and Reading Lamp for Household Emergency and Outdoor Survival (Green)
Key features
- •Storm Ahead, Safe Behind: To stay safe during tornadoes, hurricanes, AM/FM/7 NOAA Weather channels keep you staying aware of weather conditions, knowing the best places to shelter both indoors and outdoors, and always protect your head.
- •Never Power Off: The built-in rechargeable Li-ion battery radio can be charged with Micro USB cable, 3 AAA batteries (not included), hand cranking and the solar panel, supplies 10-12 hours of radio time, or up to 15 hours of flashlight time when fully charged;
- •Power Your Phone: 2000 mAh power bank can be used to charge a cell phone or other USB devices; therefore, you will be able to make quick emergency call even in the most desperate situation;
- •Sturdy in Emergencies: Worried in power outage? Bright 1W radio flashlight and reading lamp can be used in emergency to light up dark spaces and areas or to keep your room nice and bright after a storm cuts off your power;
- •Enjoy Outdoor Life: Compact size solar emergency radio is easy to carry as an emergency kit in travelling, camping, backpacking, must add to your backpack or car.
Emergency Weather Solar Crank AM/FM NOAA Radio with Portable 2000mAh Power Bank, Bright Flashlight and Reading Lamp for Household Emergency and Outdoor Survival (Green)
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Customer Reviews
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Can't charge.
mike✓ Verified Purchase•June 26, 2018
After having this radio a month the charger part that you plug in does not work. I have some cables that go with other electronics that also fit the radio so I tried them incase it was just the cable that was not working but that was not the problem. When I plug it in to charge it does nothing. Very disappointed. It was a radio I liked to use but is useless if I can't charge it. It is raining out today so I can't test to see if the solar will charge.
So many features in a tiny radio
M.Hill✓ Verified Purchase•May 3, 2018
So far this seems like a great little radio! It's very small.. the stations came in clear.. the lights are bright.. I tried plugging it in and running it off the lithium battery and both worked well.. and I also tried charging off of the lithium battery to see If that worked.. for the $30 I spent I would say the radio seems worth it so far .. can't wait to take it on the next camping trip
Great value!
hakogen✓ Verified Purchase•April 9, 2018
For the money, this thing is awesome. I have an outbuilding on my property I use as a workshop. The building doesn't have power, so I leave this thing in the window to solar charge. FM and WX bands are surprisingly clear. I do bring it inside every so often to charge up the internal battery, but it hasn't let me down yet. My only complaint is that the light under the solar panel turns on automatically when the panel is raised more than ~30 degrees from the home position. Whatever.
Easy to use & works great!
Pebbles7327✓ Verified Purchase•January 16, 2018
This is great! Works great, I'm able to get radio stations, has a bright flashlight, and even us so I can charge my phone in an emergency. If the sun goes away you are able to crank it to get power as well. The crank was easy for my 9 year old to do. It's light enough I can put in a back back for hiking and camping.
Excellent!
Jax✓ Verified Purchase•January 9, 2018
Love the 4 charge options & USB port. I have a few other crank only radios that constantly run out of juice. The alarm on thing is LOUD! Another great feature. Ordered 2 by accident, but keeping both. Highly recommend this one. Will be a product I give as gifts for sure. Very happy with this one!
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