Emergency Radio Hand Crank Solar,AM/FM/WB NOAA Weather Radios with Oversized Solar Powered Power Panel,Type-C Charger,3W Flashlight & Reading Lamp,SOS Alarm,5000 mAh Battery Operated Survival Radio

Love this! Works great! Small but powerful!

This is awesome and it works very well, it's an important product to have in every home

Pocket size. Perfect for emergency kits for home and car, or camping. Ad says waterproof, Manual say don’t get wet. I’m not going to test it. My advice is keep it in a ziplock to be safe.Radio is not always crystal clear, but clear enough. The Turner is very tight and spring back when released. So, you must go past your station to compensate. But since I only listen to NPR, this is a plus as it doesn't tend to change stations when handling or cranking.AC Charged Works: using the USB right out of the box (4-6hr) and it ran 40hrs (9hrs for 4.5 day)Crank Works: RADIO 10min of cranking before you can turn. Runs 22min. Add 7min run for every 1min after. LIGHT 2min of cranking before you can turn. Runs 10minSolar Works: 30min before you can turn on. Direct sun 8hrs ran 40hrs (9hrs a day)

Very easy to use. Seems to be high quality materials. Perfect addition to any bug out bag or emergency kit.

It’s small and compact. You can charge it with the USB cord or hand crank it if you lose power.

It's taken me 4 years to leave a review because (fortunately) I hadn't had a need for it. This product has been improved upon several times since, but this little 1000 mah radio was a superstar this past week when we were left without power and phone service for 6 days after Helene swept through SC. I can't rate the solar charging capacity or even the crank charger, but one charge on the generator lasted for the whole week, and we were able to get NOAA radio and local stations when all other other means of getting information were unavailable. I'm still listening to it this morning, loud and clear, with power on. Such a simple little thing was so much help. I'm getting another one.

This is a lot smaller than I thought it would be, but we tried it out and it indeed works well. The stations we picked up were clear even without using the atena, as well as the weather station. The flashlight is good enough, not terribly bright, but I didn't buy it for the flash light. I have yet to try the solar charging feature or the phone charging feature, but I believe this will meet my emergency needs quite well.

I'm not sure if something happened to my radio by the third time I tried it but now I can no longer get in FM radio stations, just static. The a.m. and weather stations work fine. Because of the light feature, rechargeable function and a small size it's still useful.