⚡️ 5000mAh Solar Hand Crank Emergency Battery Powered Portable Radio with AM/FM/SW/NOAA Weather Alerts, Flashlight, Reading Light, Cellphone Charger, SOS, Headphone Jack - Ideal Survival Camping Gear Review

Solar radios are great for emergencies, just in case. If you prepare a survival bag or even go camping, this radio is very cool. It comes with a crank on the side in case it's night time and you need some sort of electricity as well as a solar panel for the day. It has an SOS mode as well as a flashlight which is a great addition. . I was also surprised when it came with a clip so you can attach it to your camping gear or bag when you're out and about, so overall it doesn't take up much space…

This device is definitely compact and everything seems functional and well thought out. My only complaint will be the selectivity of the tuner. It picks up even weak signals very well, but picking the right distant (50 miles) station out of all the unwanted (religious) stations can be very difficult. A very slight movement of the tuning knob is required before it locks onto the desired signal. The SW and weather signals are only available at night, but they are there. Charging the internal…

First of all the radio looked great until I opened the box. pulled out the battery saver tab and it broke, forcing me to open the compartment and what in my surprised look CREATED EXCEPT THE 2000mAh BATTERY IN THE RADIO THAT SHOULD HAVE A 5000mAh BATTERY. I think it was fully charged because after half an hour my 1000mah power bank showed no discharge. So I tried the radio on the weather band and was on band 7 in Penn. Not a bad sound considering what it is. BUT WHEN I TRYED TO MOVE THE TUNER…

In addition to what I have for emergencies, I use the radio when I'm gardening and out of reach of an outlet. I often forget to turn off the radio at the end of the day, leaving it outside and draining the battery. Powered by a lithium-ion battery, I can run the radio on solar energy all day long. AAA batteries are always with you, just in case. The radio is ok, not outstanding. The speaker is what you would expect from a small radio and you have to carefully center the stations to get good…

So I bought it for the same reason as everyone else (peace of mind). The quality of the device is much better than I expected for what I paid. The only part that feels fragile are the volume and adjustment knobs. They seem to break if you drop the radio. Both indicators are very bright and better than expected. The radio will work fine as long as you don't mind constant static electricity. The tuning proved to be extremely sensitive and I can barely get the transmitter to lock into place. SW…

There's a lot to be said for this radio and a pair of knitwear. I recently hiked an excellent trail and used this radio daily. Be it campfire tunes or weather reports (one night was terrible weather with a big storm). Pros: great battery life. I never put extra 3AAA in the radio because I didn't want the extra weight. The battery on this one never died. In the morning I put it out in the sunlight and that seemed to be enough to keep it charged. I was in a pretty remote area. I was still able to

You need a shortwave radio or weather station because things are happening, you're preparing or current events make you wonder if you have the worst case. I'm at this stage and honestly didn't want to spend $150 on something all digital with fancy multipurpose cases. After looking at different models, I settled on this radio. It cost $50, it had USB charging capabilities, it had a lithium-ion battery that you can charge or charge via USB from a power bank or adapter. In addition, it has a…