📻 5-in-1 NOAA Weather Radio: 5000mAh Solar Hand Crank Portable Radio with AM/FM/SW, Reading Lamp, Cell Phone Charger, LED Flashlight, and SOS for Home and Emergency Preparedness Review

so glad I got it! I did the first FULL CHARGE with the AC adapter. The crank works, the light is bright! Radio volume is great. The tuning disc is a little tricky. Maybe he needs an extra "fine tuning" knob like many shortwave radios do. The alarm siren will blow sulfur out of your ears! VERY LOUD. Scared my dog to death. I think it was a great investment to provide peace of mind in winter, in nature and in all weathers. Yes. I would recommend it. Good price, good product.

Power outages are now a part of everyday life in California. I had an emergency kit with a cheap version of the clockwork radio. When the electricity went out for the first time last summer. I turned it on and got about 30 seconds of radio. After two days of no power, no wifi, no cell phone, I realized that I need to get serious about emergency preparedness, so I read the reviews and ordered this model. This model is easy to start, holds a charge, has a solar panel as an additional source and a

This is a cute little radio with a few surprises. A compass on the grip strap and a reading light are just some of the unique features of this weather radio. Fully charged in under 30 minutes in the sun, use the quick charge handle or plug in with the included charging cable. Charge your phone directly from the radio so you don't have to worry about a low battery on the go. The durable plastic body and user-friendly features make it a great gift. The radio is very clear and the national weather

Good quality radio, easy to use. strong signals and good speaker. The stereo sound isn't high-end, but it's clear and loud enough to be heard. A loud red flashing SOS signal is very bright. I fully charged the battery in about 6 hours with the recommended charger and easily charged my phone from 20% to 100% in an hour using the USB cable that came with it. The radio and lights continue to work after I change my phone. I don't need a 100% replacement cell phone in an emergency! But I checked the

After MANY purchases I decided on this Emergency Crank/Solar/NOAA radio because the price was better than most even though it had the same features as more expensive radios. It has all the features you need when the power goes out. It also comes with a wrist strap and a small compass and carabiner (handy for attaching to a backpack or bug bag). Within minutes of cranking, I had enough power to hear all the bands. I pushed the alarm button and my cats flew across the room! It's noisy! The…

I bought this flashlight because I wanted to be prepared for hurricanes and subsequent power outages for an extended period of time. I'm impressed with the quality of the device compared to others I've had. My list of pros and cons is below to help you with your purchasing decision. Pros: 1. Power supply: I love that you can use alkaline batteries or the built-in rechargeable battery and switch between them with a simple switch2. Charging: Plug it into the wall before you need to use it, use…

This radio is the perfect size. It has really great sound (it's not hi-fi) but it sounds good for a tiny speaker and is surprisingly loud so you don't have to be close to hear it (think gardening). The solar panel works amazingly well and even recharges itself. in partial sunlight or natural light in the shade. The 2000mAh Li-Ion battery is really impressive and holds a lot of power. I didn't use a hand crank or AAA batteries, solar panels and lithium ion batteries will do. He has two…