⚡️ 【2021 Upgraded】 Wlitqukk 4000mAh Emergency Weather Radio - AM/FM/NOAA Radio with Backup Phone Charger, NOAA Alert, Solar Charging, Hand Crank, Lamp, Headphone Jack, Battery Backup Review

This is a great little radio. Weather stations are very useful when camping/fishing. I can comfortably carry it in my pocket.

Very cool kit. The radio is good. The flashlight is very bright. The SOS signal is loud. You can also use it to charge your iPhone plus speaker!

My husband and I love this product. You can charge the radio and flashlight with solar power or by hand. If you have a disability, you know that two of your basic needs are met. You will get the news and you will have a very strong light. Even at night since you can charge the item with the crank

I like this product very much. It has a radio and it works as described. You can also charge your phone. The hand crank along with the solar panel make great, especially in emergencies. I will use it for camping as it has a flashlight and can be charged. There were two batteries in the package, which is very good.

I ordered this as I live in an area where hurricanes are common and it seemed like a good idea to take into account the many different types of charging. It can be hand-cranked, solar-powered, and wall-plugged as long as it's powered if you don't want both. At the wrist. It has radio access as well as emergency weather and a VERY bright front light. The orange color is a bit weak, but useful as a hunting gear. They need something of that color to make them stand out in this scenario, like…

The only difference I see is that instead of one 18650 battery there are now 2 of these and they are practically useless in anything that doesn't have the necessary positive contact, The recessed positive terminal on any 18650 battery provided by the 18650 design (here) prevents the device from being mounted backwards, but some might suspect that this will not work if mounted backwards becomes. Channel frequencies instead of (2) SW bands, strangely the front label still says SW in the band…

Small for weather radio. Small but fat. If it's small, that's good. Good AM/FM reception, poor Om weather range. The sound is good. Good for talk radio, bad bass. Don't expect much from a solar or crank generator, typical. The 4000mAh claim is half true. Comes with two 2000mAh lithium batteries, but only one can be on the radio at a time. First tested 1900mah. Much better choice for the price. The second battery is tested at 1890 mAh. In addition, the display is very small and the keys have…

I decided to try this radio for a change, hoping it might be better than what I usually buy and damn I was disappointed. When I walk my dog I use a small AM/FM radio and this radio leaves a lot to be desired in terms of sound and the controls are ridiculous! Don't waste money. I would recommend Rolton W405. I used to have 2 of these and both broke it was my fault I dropped them a couple of times. The Rolton W405 has great sound for a radio of this size and the controls are simple and easy to…

I ordered this unit as there are many different charging options considering I live in a hurricane prone area and being prepared seemed like a good idea. It can be hand-cranked, solar-powered, and wall-plugged as long as it's powered if you don't want both. At the wrist. It has radio access as well as emergency weather and a VERY bright front light. The orange color although a bit weak makes sense as hunting gear, you need some of that color to make it stand out in this scenario, like orange…

The only difference I see is that instead of one 18650 battery there are now 2 of these and they are practically useless in anything that doesn't have the necessary positive contact which is the recessed positive terminal on any 18650 battery The 18650 design (here) prevents the device from being installed backwards, but some might suspect it won't work if installed backwards. The only major change is the use of NOAA weather channel frequencies instead of (2) SW bands. Oddly enough, the front…