Emergency Crank Weather Radio, 5000mAh Solar Hand Crank Portable NOAA AM FM Battery Power Radio,Weather Alert with Flashlight,SOS Alarm & Reading Lamp,Survival Gifts for Home Outdoor

Very happy with this radio. While of course charging with the solar panel or the hand-crank is pretty slow, it's great to have the option there in case of emergency. And the speaker on this is surprisingly good. While that might not be that important for a survival radio, I've found myself turning it on to just listen to the radio sometimes. And I think it speaks to the overall build quality, which it does feel very well made and sturdy. The dynamo for the hand crank feels especially solid, and is easy to turn. I have no doubt that if I needed to rely on it that it would do the job and not break.Battery life also seems very good. I've turned it on after several months of disuse and had it still be at 80+% charge. It has a big enough battery to fully charge a phone a couple of times, while still being small enough to fully charge in an hour or two via usb. Overall just a great little device, and great peace of mind to have in your emergency kit.

The media could not be loaded. Just got this radio and wow, it's pretty cool right from the get-go. It arrived almost fully charged, so I could play around with all its features immediately. Everything worked perfectly straight out of the box, and they even threw in some easy-to-follow instructions.The emergency SOS siren on this thing is seriously loud. It can be heard from 33ft to a mile away, depending on where you are and the weather. Plus, it's got a flashing light that kicks in with the siren. The reading light is super cozy and warm - perfect for chilling at night. And the flashlight? It has three brightness settings, which is pretty handy.Using the radio is a breeze. The digital tuner for WB/AM/FM stations makes it easy to find what you want to listen to, and you can switch the backlight off to save on battery. Speaking of, the USB port is great for charging up your gadgets, taking about 4 hours to get them fully juiced.The trick to getting better reception is moving the radio or its antenna around a bit. The sound quality is surprisingly good - it really blew me away. There's also this neat charging light on the display that shows blue while charging and turns green when it's done. If you press and hold the power button for over 3 seconds, you can even check the battery level.They included a Type-C charging cable and a waterproof bag, which are both super useful.Had to reach out to the seller for something, and they got back to me super fast. Really great customer service.Overall, this radio's a keeper. It's got so many useful features, and it works like a charm. I'm actually thinking of grabbing a couple more for my folks. Definitely recommend grabbing one if you're in the market for a solid radio.

I love this radio - lightweight and durable. Can be charged up through USB, AA batteries, solar power, and crank power. Helped us get through Hurricanes Helene and Milton. I think you'll be pleased with your purchase.

This is a great little radio for the price! I keep it in my kitchen window and it stays fully charged from the sun. If I have a few rainy days the charge has reduced to 75%. I plug it in once in a while to see where the charge is at and it's never gone below 75%.

this was working perfectly until i plugged a usb cord in, then it started flashing ‘alert ALE’ & now nothing works & it won’t turn on.

It's a compact, decent quality Emergency Radio/Battery/and flashlight W/crank and solar panel. It's absolutely great on the go use in a glove box or stored compactly in a drawer. Priceless for use in a power outage or just being outdoors.

I used it for the first time during Hurricane Neryl. The sound was great, the light worked, and it kept my phone charged (lost power at my house for 12 hours so not having to worry about not being able to charge my phone gave me some measure of peace).

Bought it for the wife after Helena while waiting for power to be restored... excellent quality, received stations better than house radio, she used the reading light every night during the 15 day power outage to read books and the radio by day to relieve stress. Would definitely recommend.