Emergency NOAA Weather Radio, Hand Crank Solar AM/FM/SW Shortwave Radio for Survival With Camping Flashlight, Reading Lamp, Phone Charger, SOS Alarm, Clock, LCD Display

Like the title said... got everything! Regular radio, Noah weather radio station, cell phone charger, alarm sound, solar charger, takes regular battery, implanted solar battery, crank power (when batteries run out), bright room light, bright beam light, compass, ear bud port (when you need to be quiet), hanging strap, hard durable plastic, built like rock, smaller than expected but who cares it's so powerful. I bought 2 within the month... the other I gave to my brother as gift. Oh... and this little gadget is really cheap for all that you get! :) Highly recommend this little powerhouse.

This Item is in my garage now, since living in Florida during Hurrikan season, it's the thing to have. I lost power more than once for more than 8 days this is ny backup .. as Radio .. Weatherband information ... usb charger ... emergency light .. it's small, light weight, reliable and of course my work bench entertainment radio .... GO and GET IT

I got this just in case anything crazy happens. I love all the features, and my favorite part is the solar functionality in case you lose power! I believe this to be a reliable product! Also I love the green color! Cute!

So far so good. Does exactly what it is supposed to do. Lots of sources for power a big +. Have not really used it much so can not address battery life. Hope for the best. I like it.

This thing is cool. With its solar panel and rechargeable battery it's very handy. Great for camping too with the flashlight and reading light. Sound is what it is. Nothing great.

I didn’t expect to love this little thing so much. Purchased for a family member hitting the Appalachian trail this summer. They’ll have NOAA, am fm & shortwave. The alarm is pretty loud, and I love that you can charge your phone on it! Reading light and flashlight - always great to have extra light options, and a solar panel or hand crank charge. You can also put triple A batteries in it and run it off that or just charge the battery it comes with by cranking it. We loved it so much we bought a second one for our workshop / garage.

Bought this after enduring hurricane Ian last year without a radio and electricity for weeks. The hand cranked unit we had didn’t work when needed so I decided to replace it with one that I could always power up with batteries. This seems like a good option with a rechargeable battery, solar, crank, and AAA cells. Hope I don’t need to use it but feel confident that it will work if needed. So these are my impressions: the reading light at the top is fairly good, giving enough light to read in the dark and likewise the flashlight is slightly better than expected but a far cry from powerful. I haven’t tried recharging anything from the side ports but expect they will work albeit slowly. The radio is not digital so tuning can be a bit tricky and the sound quality is what you would expect from a small cheap speaker. The weather radio worked and the antenna improved reception noticeably. All in all not Great but not bad either. It is what it was meant to be, an inexpensive device that does a lot of things but none of them particularly well. Get what you pay for. It’s not something I’d want to use every day but in an emergency it will do.

This is about the most fun an old man can buy for $30. It has so many rivals it was difficult to choose, but now in my possession, I know it is the right one. It has everything I can think of for what it represents. I can't rate battery life because I don't plan to use batteries; it is too much fun cranking power into the integrated battery, and I may never have it on long enough to run it down. The radio is so tiny it will set just about anywhere you want it, ready to be grabbed and carried into the closet during tornado warnings. Oh, and all the many functions really work.

muy completa, funcional y practica. me gusto porque tiene lo que necesito.

idéal pour notre sécurité

First thing I noticed with this product is it lacks SW, which is a big false advertisement. Second thing I noticed is its unstable circuit, which would at times turn on the flashlight, as well as the SOS alarm (the circuit is electrocapacitative, which means the buttons don't have 2 states, active and inactive, but instead can only be pressed down and release to switch states, which makes it very unstable). Its handcrank is only able to generate enough electricity for immediate broadcase use, and useless when it comes to storing any extra electricity produced. This is nothing more than a toy, and you don't want to pay 80 bucks for this in your bug-out bag.

JE DEMEURE AUX DIXIÈMES ÉTAGES ET JE N'AI PAS CAPTER AUCUN CANAL,MEME PAS LA MÉTÉO. TOUT PETIT RADIO GENRE POUR ENFANTS. NE PAS ACHETER CE PRODUIT.JAI ÉTÉ REMBOURSER.