5000mAh Emergency Weather Solar Radio: Missonchoo Hand Crank AM/FM/NOAA Alert Radio 4 Ways Powered with Flashlight | Cellphone Charger | SOS Alarm for Survival Camping Home Outdoor

I put this device to use on a camping trip in the Great Smoky Mountains. Overall, I was quite pleased. I was in a somewhat remote location, but FM and NOAA weather radio reception was quite good. The digital tuner made the radio SO much easier to use. AM was noisy however, and the unit didn’t bring in many AM stations at night. The built in flashlight was handy after dark outside the tent, and the “reading light” was helpful inside. I can’t comment on the battery life or recharging other than to say I used it for several days without losing power. A few small complaints: the push buttons controlling volume, tuning and band selection are close together and can’t be differentiated by feel. The power and SOS buttons are bigger but they’re right next to each other, so there’s a pretty good chance that you’ll set off the alarm in the dark when you’re just trying to turn the unit on or off. And the FM radio tunes in 0.1 MHz increments; FM stations in the U.S. are in 0.2 increments, so you have to push the tuning button twice to go from channel to channel. Fortunately there is an autoscan feature to find the strongest stations. UPDATE: Have bumped my rating up to five stars after extensive use at home. My five year old grandson torture tested the unit, using it as a nightlight and fooling around with the siren. It withstood his rough treatment, giving me confidence it's built to last. I have been using it as a radio in the kitchen, where it is running on solar power.

Sound, reception as a radio and power bank is fine. Build quality is pretty good too. Solar panels are real, but it barely did anything after weeks under my window. (It did allow me to turn on the flashlight for a bit and turn on the radio (after being completely dead), but the amount didn't show up at all in the battery indicator and died after a couple of minutes. I would recommend. Speakers are decent and can get quite loud too

I did not investigate to see where this item was built. I hope it’s American made. It’s pretty good unit for the price.

Bought as a gift for my 19 year old grandson, and he loves! Perfect size, clear sound, bright light! Planning on my a second one for my house, really handy!

Bought this as a radio for out by the pool. Love the digital tuner, sound quality is great. But it quit working with full sun on it and will not charge back up without plugging it into the charger. I wouldn't recommend this for an emergency radio because once it is dead, you can crank it until mamaw comes home and it isn't going to charge back up.On the plus side, it will play the radio for many hours over the course of two weeks on a single charge.

The unit has surprisingly great sound. The controls are simple and easy to use. The internal battery is charged by the supplied USB to USB-C cord. Battery is supposed to last 48 hours.Added features include a flashlight, reading light, SOS alarm, crank charger and solar charger. The radio is AM, FM and WB. Overall a great radio

Living in Florida we could lose power at any point during hurricane season. This device gives us peace of mind that if we do lose power and wifi we will have access to local news, light, and a power source.

This little radio cranks up easily and smoothly with arm that seems durable. Lights are bright and tuning is digital for accuracy. If vision is not great and not used often you may want to label buttons with a sharpie like I did. Tune, Band, Volume.Great product. Researched, Purchased, Recommended.