Emergency Crank Weather Radio, 4000mAh Solar Hand Crank Portable AM/FM/NOAA, with 1W 3 Mode Flashlight & Motion Sensor Reading Lamp, Cell Phone Charger, SOS for Home and Emergency Green

This is a very good little weather radio. I had bought a cheaper one for myself that was the basic. This one has good quality sound if you just want the radio for music or news. The light is unique and bright, having a double beam for pathway and straight in front of you. There are four little lights showing the amount of charge in the battery. It has a good sized solar panel on top, and can also be charged with a cord to your computer if you just want to be sure you are ready before an outage. However, the little crank also charges it up very quickly. I bought this for a gift and the lady was pleased with it, being relieved to have the charger for her phone in outages. SOS signal was a good addition.

The media could not be loaded. Audio is GOOD, reception on FM and Weather is Good. AM is always a mixed bag, it does find a lot of stations.Weather is solid, no alert abilities. First thing >> Don't forget to hand crank it for a minute, per included instructions.The batteries are the main reason I bought this radio and more so the ability to change them to even higher output.Easy to carry. Hand crank is actually easy to use and the reading light is bright as is the flashlite positions. I will say that you should not expect the flashlight to be as good as and actual flashlight, good for an emergency or backup light.Do Not expect the crank or solar to charge the battery in any kind of reasonable time. Only for a worse case scenario will it give you some power for a bit of radio or light. Research it.The reading light is Bright! On and Auto switch position. Auto will turn on the light if movement within 9'ish ( I think).I really do wish all the manufactures would add an OFF position for the reading light!The pic is of the included items and the video is for the audio quality.Just the 2nd day so no longevity or durability insight but I do feel it is definitely a keeper.

The radio works fine and seems to have good reception. The lights work well and are nice and bright. The charging cable that came with mine was defective and would not work. I had a spare at home that did work with it and once I used that I had no problems.

I recently purchased the Emergency Crank Weather Radio, and it has exceeded my expectations! This radio is an essential addition to any emergency preparedness kit, especially with the ever-changing weather patterns. The 4000mAh battery is robust, holding a charge long enough to keep my devices powered when needed. The multiple charging options (solar, crank, and USB) give me peace of mind knowing that I’ll always have access to power, no matter the circumstances.The AM/FM/NOAA feature keeps me informed with critical weather updates, and the 3-mode flashlight is incredibly bright, versatile, and surprisingly powerful for its compact size. The motion sensor light feature is also a thoughtful addition, saving battery life when not actively in use. It’s lightweight and easy to carry, making it perfect for camping trips as well as emergency situations.Overall, this weather radio is reliable, versatile, and worth every penny. I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a reliable backup power source and emergency tool. Five stars!

Small, light is super bright, radio works great and plus it has a charger plug in. Love that it is also solar chargeable if needed. Buying one for my girls to have at their apartments.

I absolutely loved the radio! It’s incredibly practical and offers multiple functions that make it a versatile tool. Weighing very little, it’s easy to carry around, which adds to its convenience. The clear sound quality is great. Additionally, its features are invaluable during emergencies, providing reliable access to important information when it’s needed most. Overall, this radio is not just a gadget; it's a useful companion in everyday life and during unexpected situations.

Good Item. Has the radio, flashlight, solar panel, but it's a lot smaller than I thought it'd be. I thought about shoe box size but it's really about the size of a big block of cheese.

I let the radio play just to see how long the battery would last, and it went strong for over 8 hours — no issues at all. I wasn’t expecting that kind of stamina from a wind up..