🔋 Highly Efficient Emergency Solar Hand Crank Portable Radio with Upgrades - Self Powered NOAA Weather Radio with AM/FM, LED Flashlight, Reading Lamp, 2000mAh Power Bank, and SOS Alarm Review

My kids always run out of batteries in my flashlights, but I don't have them in case of a thunderstorm. Our power went out and I turned it on. It was still on when we woke up in the morning. I'll probably get another one soon. I also liked that I could charge my cell phone. I convinced my father to buy one too. Batteries can cost a lot of money and my kids have endless energy. I also thought it was nice to shoot it myself. I would like to find more different devices that could be turned on…

All emergency radio functions work as expected. It is normal to have it at home or keep it in the car. What this radio lacks is the location and sensitivity of the radio's power button and power/volume knob. Grabbing and turning the crank without hitting the power button or accidentally turning on the radio is almost guaranteed. The power button is too big and delicate that it cannot be carried in a backpack pocket without being pressed and turned on. Or when they push you and turn on the…

I bought this after frequent power outages in my house. I was impressed by the fact that it was sunny and could be charged from cranking. I didn't realize until I used it a few days ago during a 24+ power outage that the solar panel isn't actually charging it. and when cranking it by hand I can't get the test percentage above 25% as can be seen in the picture I took. The starter handle also broke off after a few minutes. I'd recommend finding one that says you can actually get a full charge as…

I have bought many things from Revain. This is one of the best items I've bought. Don't worry if the power goes out or the batteries run out. It has a solar panel and a charging handle. There's even a USB cable for charging when power is available. Has a super bright flashlight and an emergency alarm to signal for help. AM/FM radio too. Lightweight yet strong, so very portable. Approximately 2 x 6 inches. Buy one for your car and a few more for your home. In terms of usefulness, it is on a par…

Bought for my emergency bag. The solar panel is only for battery maintenance, not for charging. There is a micro USB port for charging and a USB output for charging your phone or other devices. The 30 second crank generates enough power to run the radio for about 20 minutes for reference. The light is quite bright. The speakers are clean but crackle a little at higher volumes. This unit does NOT have an AA battery connection for backup power like the previous model. The antenna is quite large…

Advantages[1] This radio is crank-charged, so there is no need to change batteries.[2] A fixed solar panel provides a constant charge.[3] He has a bright flashlight and a very loud SOS signal that will wake the dead.[4] It appears to be fairly durable and lightweight.[5] I haven't tried it, but it can be used to charge a smartphone. Cons{1] Tune in to an FM station is difficult as it is not preset. A small turn of the knob causes a large change in the scale's position, making it easy to get…