Review on 📻 Emergency Portable Radio Wireless Speaker with NOAA Weather Radio, AM/FM, Hand Crank, 5000mAh Power Bank USB Charger, LED Flashlight, Reading Lamp & SOS Alarm for Household and Outdoor Use by Gary Stringfield

Impressive little portable emergency radio! I've trawled through many emergency radios in search of "the one" and think I've finally found my winner. Accepts NOAA/WB channels, multiple charging options with 5000mAh charging capacity, USB-C connector, IPX6-enhanced waterproofing, bright 3W flash/reading light, Bluetooth connectivity, remaining battery indicator, automatic station search and saved stations, compact Dimensions, carabiner attachment. Smooth crank / dynamo. The SOS signal is loud! The sound quality is much better than the recently reviewed fully functional Raynic upgrade I've tried and most other sub-$50 emergency radios that suffer from thin, tinny sound. Rich bass without sacrificing low to mid-tones. Clear, bright sound. Very good FM/MW reception in the city area. A bit heavier than other similar models, although the ipx6's sound quality and compromise are more than fair. Wishlist to make it even better: headphone jack, larger solar panel, AA backup battery option, lowered flashlight/reading light settings. One thing to note is that the wrong manual was in the box (for the older model, IPX5 DF-557). The radio itself is marked DF-580. The seller was quick to answer the question about the model. A word if careful; The first radio I ordered in used, mint condition from the Revain warehouse did not have NOAA/WB functionality and was missing a charging cable. No problem with the new radio, which I then ordered directly from the seller.