📻 Versatile Portable Emergency Radio Bluetooth Speaker: FM AM WB NOAA Weather Radio with 5000mAh Power Bank, IPX5 Waterproof Hand Crank Solar Radio with LED Flashlight, SOS Alarm, Compass - Ideal for Outdoor Survival Review

Husband likes it. Great sound - good price. Small, easy to take anywhere. Bluetooth and Sun's rechargeable battery are two great features. - Long battery life too. We were able to charge the mobile phone with it and the radio still had more than 90 percent battery afterwards.

This weather radio has poor reception compared to the Midland ER 310. Of course, this radio is cheaper, so if the difference between $60 and $35 matters, and you're sure you're in close proximity to a weather station, you might need it. Please note that this radio does not have an alarm function. Update - I was wrong Apparently there is an alarm function although I didn't hear it.

On day 2, the Bluetooth connection was lost during audio playback. I've tried connecting a few devices that I know work via Bluetooth (based on the connection with other devices) and still no sound. Then I tried FM and AM modes and there was almost no sound, so I think the speaker is the problem. For an "emergency" radio, that sucks. I would like to give zero stars.

I wanted something I didn't need to plug in that the radio could play when I didn't want to stream music from my device but still had the ability to do both do if i wanted to. This radio is perfect. I keep it outside in the shade on the patio, and the reflection of the light keeps the solar panels charged I think. Never connected. The +/- buttons annoyed me the most. If you press and hold them in the volume control. If you just press it quickly, it tunes the radio. It feels like they can add 2…

I like this little device as I use it for outdoor radio, mostly listening to sports talks or games. Most radio apps cannot broadcast live local games. I was also impressed with the speaker volume, loud enough for a room or at an outdoor table. Finally, you have connections for a charger for your phone, an emergency flashlight if needed, no need for AA batteries, and a weather radio. I wanted to listen to regular AM FM radio where I had to dance while buying AA batteries - I hate that. The…

Pros: So I turned it on right away with the intention of draining the battery to see how the solar charger works on a dead battery. The AM radio station I listened to in an emergency was loud and clear and with the radio always on the battery lasted MORE THAN 5 DAYS! That's over 120 hours. Cons: No documentation and not very intuitive and user-friendly controls. For example, you want to increase or decrease the volume and he changes the radio station. I didn't test the crank or power bank…

I have another bailout radio before a much larger retail model and I've probably given it the lowest rating I've ever written as I usually write positive reviews. Complain about the very poor processing quality of the handle. For me, the most important thing in an emergency radio is reliability, especially the handle. You never know what might happen when you need an emergency radio and always remember that the little solar panel on such radios is only there to maintain a minimal charge for…