Kaito KA600 Emergency Flashlight Real Time Review

It's been almost a year and the battery life is almost exhausted. Warning is enabled and working when connected to a network, do not rely on this device for security reasons. Camping weather alerts, unless you bring lots of batteries and change them daily, not for bug protection or disaster preparedness. FM average less sunlight when a full charge takes about 4-5 minutes just if you ask me this device should only cost $20-30 I paid about $80

Emergency use for 2 years. I finally decided to use the device while swimming, the solar panels didn't seem to be working. The battery held a charge for a couple of weeks of charging and suddenly stopped holding a full charge. The volume/volume of the device is low even when it is screwed all the way up. The grip doesn't seem to work or is adding battery power. This device costs about $20, but for the $80 I paid for it, I consider it a charity for the smart.

I finally needed my Kaito Voyager Pro radio. I had no power for two days but pulled out the radio so I could charge my phone and get info over the airwaves. I always charged the internal battery when a storm was raging in the area. He died within 5 minutes. No, Biggie, switched to AA batteries that haven't been used. For some reason they were exhausted. I put in fresh AA batteries and listened to the radio for a couple of hours, turning it off and back on a few hours later, the batteries died…

It took me a while to write this review as I've been using the device for emergencies for 2 years. I finally decided to use the device while swimming, the solar panels didn't seem to be working. The battery held a charge for a couple of weeks of charging and suddenly stopped holding a full charge. The volume/volume of the device is low even when it is screwed all the way up. The grip doesn't seem to work or is adding battery power. This device costs about $20, but for the $80 I paid for it, I…

Received today. Two words that are NOT an accurate description of this product are strong and durable. I'm sure a lot of people who are gentle with their stuff will say it's great. But I can see and feel the weakness of the grip. Definitely poor design. I don't take things lightly, but I know I'll break mine. And the solar panel doesn't want to stay on its feet. The slightest touch throws him back. Another touch and it slides even deeper. When the solar panel is removed and I hold the unit…

If you're looking for an AM/FM radio that runs on one AA battery, then that's good. If you need other functions, this product is useless. The original battery gives about 30 minutes of airtime on a full charge, less if you get a "full" charge with the solar battery feature. Assuming the battery is bad, I went ahead and bought an identical battery. This new battery gave about 2 hours of airtime. However, the battery will also drain when the radio is off and the only way to stop this is to remove

I finally needed my Kaito Voyager Pro radio. Had no power for two days but pulled out the radio to turn on the phone charger and get some info on the radio wave. I always charged the internal battery when a storm was raging in the area. He died within 5 minutes. No, Biggie, switched to AA batteries that haven't been used. For some reason they were exhausted. I put in new AA batteries and listened to the radio for a couple of hours, turned it off and back on a few hours later, the batteries died