📻 4000mAh Emergency Weather Crank Radio - Portable, Solar-Powered, Hand Crank, AM/FM/NOAA Weather Alert Radio with Aux Music Play, USB Cell Phone Charger, SOS Alarm, LED Flashlight | Ideal for Hurricanes and Tornadoes Review

It took me a while to decide on a NOAA radio and there are plenty to choose from but I finally bought this triangular shaped NOAA radio because of the form factor is very practical. Volume is high on the FM and AM bands and very decent on the NOAA band, and all of those NOAA weather signals are weak anyway, so don't expect them to sound loud and clear. This radio appears to be very durable and very easy to use. The keys are large, the grip is solid and smooth, and both work well. My only tip…

Looks great and has acceptable sound quality and volume for its size. The Permanent Weather Broadcasting Station (NOAA) will broadcast all sorts of weather-related information. But if you set it to emergency alert, there are notes but silence. So I have no idea if this feature works properly. Other Issues - I can charge my iPhone using a USB cable, but the Aux connection is for non-iPhone. Oh, before I forget, the little SOS features are cute. The flashlight is very wide-angle, with not much…

Purchased to stimulate a child's interest in radio. The features are appealing enough to him, as is the understanding that electronics require power to function, which then introduces the concept of 'running' for power. He enjoys finding local radio stations to listen to music or whatever interests him. The noise is loud enough to be heard in our small backyard while he's playing on his jungle gym. The only downside is that there is no function to rotate the dial to find a station. The buttons…

This radio is amazing. The quality is excellent, the performance perfect to survive the weather-related power loss. The radio has a digital tuner, very sensitive and accurate. For all local stations, including weather channels, the antenna does not need to be extended. The built-in flashlight is very bright and uses little. battery charge. The siren sounds very loud and the flashlight flashes an SOS signal in Morse code. Recharging the built-in battery via the USB port, the hand grip or the…

This is a well designed and versatile emergency radio. It appears to be very well made and well packaged. In my opinion digital tuning is a must for an emergency radio and this radio has it and works well on all three bands (AM/FM/Weather). The radio can be powered by a built-in rechargeable lithium-ion battery, which can be charged with the crank or the solar panel. Please note that the solar panel is best used for a sustain charge rather than an initial full charge as it charges the internal…