6000MAh Solar Hand Crank Radio With FM/NOAA Weather Broadcast, LED Camping Lantern, Phone Charger, And SOS Emergency Signal - Portable And Battery Operated For Home, Camping, And Survival Review

First off, I just need to talk about the Elephant in the room and it’s this: this unit is *heavy*. So heavy that when I hang it inside my tent it pulls the top center down and lets rainwater form a puddle there.Other than that, I love using this thing! Having an extendable external antenna is a real convenience; it still won’t tune in weaker FM stations, but the ones it can receive sound good, even though the speaker is tiny. The WB (Weather Band) stations come in cleanly and are easy to tune…

I bought this to carry in my Motorhome for emergencies, As it turns out, I'll be keeping it at home becuase of it's large size.What I like about it.- They have really done a nice job fitting alot of features into this device. It has a light that has three levels of brightness. When closed the light is a cool, almost blue tint. The light flips up and the back side is much warmer probably better for some tasks. The radio has two modes.weather band and FM. When the antenna is raised i was able to…

I tried to find something wrong with the Crank Radio, and I couldn't. The directions impressed me most. They were clearly written and easily understood.Every function on the Crank Radio worked. I turned the crank for a couple minutes and charged my phone from 80% to 100%. I'm in a dead zone, yet I was able to move around the house and find the perfect spot to hear FM and Weather Band (WB) stations. I loved the reading light. It's intensity can be changed. The solar panel on the back can be…

This NOAA radio is everything. I really like it because it is lightweight, easy to carry with its convenient handle. It has 7 NOAA channels, neat light, has hand crank (if you want exercise cause you will be cranking a long long time to charge).The lights on this are super handy and I can charge my phone with it also. I especially like how long the antenna is, making it easier to pick up a NOAA signal as I am in DC (Deep Country).

This is a very bright reading light or emergency light.It has 4 different options on the lighting level including a Max that is blinding!So you won’t be in the dark with this bad boy !It comes with a stand that clips on or you can carry it with the top plastic handle that extends for bigger hands and more of a lantern style .it has AM/FM radio , WB and it has a crank on the side in case all H . breaks loose.It also has a solar panel to be able to charge it by the sun.So if the zombie…

This is a great tool to have in the car or on a camping trip. It has everything you need, the radio the SOS and of course access to the weather and emergency signals. Plenty of lights the charging docks for phones and devices. Tested it all out and it all works as intended. The only criticisms I have are that the buttons for the lights are really hard to press. and the crank seems a little flimsy I am always scared that i might over power it and snap it. But I am happy with the Emergency Radio,

I have a couple of these multi-purpose radio/lanterns/lamps/lights. This one is my favorite, now. The Fit and Finish is nice for the Price. Some features I like, The hand crank, SOS alarm, light Lantern/Reading Lamp, NOAA WeatherStation, capable of charging your small electronics, solar panel and AAA battery backup. It does not feel cheap. The stand feels cheap but the unit feels good. I like it has a retractable antenna. I really enjoy it has a handle crack just in case for a jolt of energy…

I chose this particular emergency weather station radio flashlight because I thought that the tall silhouette (vs. a horizontal orientation) would make it easier to use the light function in a variety of situations, plus it provides 4 ways to power it. This product has a lot of great features – it kind of ‘does-it-all’ for an emergency situation.WHAT I LOVE: 1) So many functions – Radio, weather band, warm light reading lamp, cool light lantern, carrying handle, base stand for tabletop use…

This solar hand cranked radio is a nice investment in emergency preparation. I have this in the car, with a first aid kit, & wildness survival bag. I feel like car breakdowns, camping, and end of world scenarios would all play out better if you have this emergency solar crank radio, charger, flashlight handy. It comes partially powered up & crank powers as well. I set it in a well lit window to charge the rest of the way via solar. Good deal & a must have for lifesaving or just in case…

I chose the Givoust Portable Solar/hand crank Weather Radio as I felt it had the most features available on this type product. After getting it I am glad I did! It not only meets all my needs but it is well made, can be used to read by with a LCD display that has a large capacity 6000mAh power source, with dual USB ports plus it uses 3 Lithium Ion batteries included. Anyone who has been caught in a bad storm without a weather radio will tell you how important it is to have one as usually we…

At first I thought that the reading light didn't want to work, but it needs a soft and slightly longer press to turn on. Everything else works as advertised, and I am getting a weather band station to come in fairly good even inside the house which is tough to do. This is a large light, not something you tuck into a back pack. The battery indicator goes down to three each time I turn it on, but when I plug it in it says full. So I cannot vouch for battery life at this point because I have not…

I wanted a backup emergency radio and found this beauty. I really like the fact that its also has a powerful solar hand crank radio. It has a very powerful and bright lamp in the event of a blackout, a loud SOS alarm, and a very good and clear radio connection for access to local weather and other stations. You also have the option to use batters if you choose (3AAA), but again, you have the hand crank and solar option too. Not only that, but you can charge most USB devices. If you're into…

You know, this is a great thing to have along in the car, in a bug-out bag, in a storage room, in a tree house, and especially anywhere there are no cell towers. When your phone is dead, you can get stations with this radio. Charge it by C cord or charge it by sun. It comes 50% charged, and when I turned it on, a station was already dialed in. There is a white light in 4 intensities, and you can open it up and it turns into a WARM light. Choice! I don’t know how much I’d have to crank it to get

The only reason I bought this is to deal with emergencies that may happen at any time. I live in an area with tornadoes, strong winds, floods and lots of thunderstorms. Therefore, it is necessary to prepare an emergency radio in the emergency box.The reception of this radio amazed me. All the radio signals are clear, even NOAA. There is also a reminder mode of weather warning. There are also four blue power indicators, which will prompt the remaining power of the radio, so that I can recharge…

The radio is perfect for camping. I’m going to be honest I was expecting a small radio but surprisingly it is a good size. The light is bright and the radio is loud.