Review on Stay Prepared with FosPower 4000mAh NOAA Emergency Weather Radio (Model D2) by Shawn Torres

i like the fact that it is also possible to charge SOLAR, ARM power and USB. Comes with two cables, but there is nowhere to store the cables. No storage hole for 2 cables and no manual. Baaaaaaa I should mention that I like the 4000 mAh. I can't help but notice that apparently one manufacturer makes many solar-handled portable emergency radios, NOAA Weather Radio, and puts labels with different names on them and puts them on the units, and of course the prices are different for all. which greatly confuses the masses. like a digital dial! outperforms a regular dial with stations too close. However, I love the fact that this radio has a 77% positive rating. Edit: I heard from the buyer and he said there are no instructions in the box. I contacted support and got a call from Minneapolis at 7:30 this morning and the woman who called me said she was looking for it. I guess there is NO manual, she won't find it. I also mentioned that the radio comes with two cords and that there should be a place in the radio to store the cord. She will pass on my recommendation, she said. still like this radio. It's easy to work with, but I've never seen a radio without instructions, be it 1 sheet or 5 pages.