📻 Raddy RW3 - Ultimate Emergency Hand Crank Radio: Retro AM/FM/NOAA, Solar Powered with Phone Charger, Flashlight, Bluetooth Speaker, SOS Alarm - Ideal for Home Use, Survival, and Outdoor Adventures Review

I've been using this radio for about 2 weeks and found it quite intuitive. Sound quality is very good, FM and AM are excellent. The weather reception seems to be good. I only have one station near me. The loading system seems to load, but I get no feedback from the loading process described in the instructions. It keeps showing low battery. The tuning knob has a retro look and works accurately but is a little wobbly. Bluetooth works well and connects easily. The flashlight button is too big and

Likes: The sound quality is surprisingly good for a small radio. Comparable to Bose. The mechanical charge on the handle is efficient and appears durable enough to withstand prolonged use. The style is appealing, though seriously, I'm not sure how important that would be. The ability to play music from a flash drive and/or TF card is a plus. Dislikes: Actual tuning of AM and FM stations requires some precision. Reminds me of old transistor radios from the late 50's. Without the ability to…

First of all I received this product for free due to a previous interaction with the company while I am reviewing it. I do however like the RW3 a lot and think it's a good buy if you're looking for anything and everything this little guy can do! This product is an all-rounder. Radio, bluetooth speaker, flashlight, phone charger, distress signal, all with the ability to charge from the wall or control manually in an emergency. My family does a lot of camping and this is a great product for that…

We're always interested in stocking up on our tent with camping supplies and we'll be carrying this little set with us for a very long time. The small (about 5" x 4") Raddy RW3 packs tons of bells and whistles and feels like solid technology in the palm of your hand. The orange/black device is charged by USB/solar/hand crank; offers AM/FM/Weatherband radio on a fully backlit manual dial; a bright flash that may also flash with an accompanying heart rate alert; easy-to-read digital clock that…

Cute retro design, plastic body feels very strong and is well formed, metal carrying handle (which can be used as an antenna?) feels secure and helps to hold on crank , and the dial glows in a pleasant, warm shade of orange. Nice little touches like big, grippy rubber feet to keep it in place. Solar, crank, and micro-USB charging seem to work well, and it's nice that it can also charge your USB devices using solar and crank power. There was no problem using the analog knob to tune to AM, FM…

Enjoyed reviewing this radio. I've been using Radioddity (Raddy) radios for a number of years. Based on my experience of using such a multifunctional radio during power outages and civil protection, I think it's a good choice for most people. it's a radio. The plastic feels hard rather than the soft used on many radios of this type. The problem with a soft grip is that after a few years it starts to deteriorate and becomes uncleanable. The appearance is exquisite, retro, cool and unusual…