Greadio Transistor NOAA Radio, NOAA Weather Alert Radio, AM FM Portable Radio with Best Reception, Battery Operated by 2 AAA Batteries, LCD Display, Earphone Jack, Digital Clock

It's a nice & small radio, but perfect for an emergency or camping. It will fit in a backpack without it taking up a lot of room.The sound quality is decent. And if one needs it in an emergency, the sound is the least of ones worries. As long as one can hear NOAA, it's good.The crank works. I didn't rate how long battery life lasts as I just received it.Solar power is a plus. It has a pretty bright flashlight & SOS feature which is nice. As is the USB connection feature to charge up one's devices.I got this for my "bug out" bag, amongst other necessities. I do recommend it.Everyone stay safe.Be prepared & not scared. 😊

Works as advertised. I thought it was going to be bigger than it was but even being smaller than expected it does everything as advertised. The last hurricane i went through was the reason for this purchase. While out of power my cell phone died and i hand nothing to get updates on the weather with. The weather band on this was very important and it works perfectly. The color isn't as lime green as the picture but I am just happy to have something i can depend on if i should ever have a need for it. I live in Florida so you just never know what's gonna happen weatherwise unless you are constantly watching the weather channel. But i still try to be prepared.

The light and radio work very well, and the device feels sturdy - a great product at a great price for those features. However, it would not give any charge at all to my iPhone 8 when I tested it via solar or hand-cranking before putting it in my car emergency kit. Since I need that function I will be returning it. The return process was very easy. If you just want the light and radio, I would highly recommend this product, as it was of good quality. The seller was very good and delivered the item in a timely and well-packaged way. Update - Greadio was very helpful and wanted to make sure that we enjoyed the product, and they offered a replacement.

Recently purchased this radio in preparedness for Hurricane Dorian. Luckily it wasn't needed during the storm, however, I'm still happy with the purchase. The radio is pretty user friendly, it has good sound quality, and it picks up the local AM/FM radio stations in addition to the weather station. I haven't tried out the charging quality with the solar panel, however the hand crank and USB charging port both work well. It seems to hold a good charge, it's lightweight, and the two LED sources aren't too shabby either. For the price, I'm very satisfied with the purchase.

Recently, we were without power for 36 hours. I decided right then we needed an emergency radio. This product does so much more. I provides a charging station for our cell phones, a flashlight, radio, weather radio, clock and more. I now have confidence that I will not feel out of touch and will be able to keep our phones charged to stay in touch with family, friends and emergency services if necessary. I recommend this product. It is an excellent value in a small package.Emergency Weather Solar Crank AM/FM NOAA Radio with Portable 2000mAh Power Bank, Bright Flashlight and Reading Lamp For Household Emergency and Outdoor Survival (Green)

Quite a value! It's a flashlight, reading light, weather and AM/FM radio. It charges itself (so far haven't put a battery in it) or you can crank it and get your cardio! The only problem might be that reception is VERY dependent on position and that the little metal telescoping antenna seems pretty fragile. But it's small enough to easily hang off a backpack and even has its own carabiner for it. All in all, a lotta bang for your buck,

What a dynamite little radio! Don't let the size fool you. This baby plays LOUD and CLEAR! No static and it picks up stations I can't even get on my car radio. Now I'm ready to send my car radio back. That piece of crap cost 10X more and is worthless! This radio has so many power back-up systems that it will never run out of juice unlike most portable radios. If you don't buy this one, you are definitely missing out! Happy Jack

Regarding this emergency radio, where the spec's list the built-in battery (power bank) as having a 2000 mah capacity, the power bank only charged a 3000 mah cellphone to about 1/3 level, and a 2100 mah cellphone to about 50% level. After much back and forth, GagaBlue said that the power bank is designed to only use 1100 mah to charge external devices, so that adequate power will remain for the radio emergency functions. Which sounds reasonable. However, after both times I used the powerbank to charge the cellphones, I put the powerbank to the test by leaving the flashlight on. Both times, the light started dimming in less than one hour. Based on the spec's and GagaBlue's reporting, the powerbank should have had 900 mah remaining after the charging of the cellphones. 900 mah should be able to power a LED flashlight for a very long time. When I reported this to GagaBlue, they did not respond. Either the powerbank capacity is much less than advertised, or my radio is faulty. But if the latter is the issue, why didn't GagaBlue offer to replace it with one that works properly?Also, as with many imports, the instructions include some description errors and grammar issues. And doesn't mention the 1100 mah limit for charging external devices. The radio works fine. I have not tried the solar and crank power yet. Buyer beware!