KITPIPI Emergency Solar Hand Crank Radio 2021: Upgraded Portable Weather Radio with Power Bank, SOS Alarm & Flashlight Review

Everyone should have one of these multifunctional radio/lights/clock/chargers! This is the most amazing device in terms of size and price! I spent a very pleasant hour playing with it and testing it in every way! THAT is so much for such a small price! As a Florida resident (Hurricanes, Lost Power) and camper this should be a must see and it could save a life! There are SO many ways to power it; Solar powered, rechargeable lithium ion battery via included USB port, 3 AAA batteries OR hand…

I took the original photos out of the box but decided not to look at the item until I have used it. I will not be uploading any more pictures as this is now a toy for my 5 year old and it would not be fair for this review in the state it is currently in. Welcome! We could finally use this in Texas for the dark winter we just got through. We lost internet, cellphone, electricity and water. Pulled out for weather updates, flashlight and charging our phones for emergencies/other updates…

The KITPIPI Solar Powered Emergency Radio is a useful home appliance that offers features your household may not have. We have several items that we need to prepare for emergencies, including a large number of batteries and generators. But batteries need charging and generators need gas. This radio only needs to be turned on a knob. That doesn't mean you have to turn the knob to charge it. You can also install 3 AAA batteries. There is a switch on the bottom that allows you to select the…

Advantages: - Has 2 power sources (internal battery and 3 AAA batteries). I like the ability to use AAA batteries in case the internal battery dies. Also on the bottom of the radio is a small switch for switching sources. 3 ways to add power (manual crank, solar and USB). Very nice - Receives AM, FM and weather radio bands (see below as I've had difficulties) - Two lights! Both are light and cast a blue tint. What's cool is that both lights can be used at the same time (wow!). The headlight and

With storm season approaching here in the American Midwest, it's always wise to be prepared. This means the presence of a storm kit. And every storm kit should have a battery-powered walkie-talkie. Until this popped up on my Revain Vine feed, I was using a small 70's transistor radio. This is a good radio but it doesn't work in the weather section. This radio caught my attention because not only can it receive AM/FM and the weather band, but it is also packed with useful features that will come