5000mAh Wind Up Solar Radio, Emergency Crank Weather Radio, Solar Radio with Torch, NOAA/FM/AM Solar Radios, Portable Survival Radio with SOS, USB Mobile Phone Charger for Camping Outdoor (Black)

Really super little gadget to have as a back up in an emergency.Easy to wind up, bright light, great sounding radio and useful phone charger.Cannot fault it.

Nice compact wind up radio. Handy that it charges a phone and the torch is good.

Does what it says, handy to have the option of charging from solar, winding up or plugging into a charger.Left sat in the window to catch the sun whilst not in use. The radio is a basic AM/FM tuner and has tinny little speaker, however with headphones it is still a decent sound if you prefer.The torch isn't the brightest but does the job as a small back up light source.Overall I would say a little overpriced but have seen identical items for much more.

Nice/small reasonably priced product

This is a fab little radio. I bought it as an emergency radio but my husband is using it every day, as the sound is clearer than his usual portable radio. It feels sturdy, looks smart and the battery life is good.

Appears exactly as described. Robust and versatile, will be useful in all emergencies.

Prior to picking this up, I bought one of the newer models. I was quite happy with that, but I lent it to a friend who decided they liked it so much they had to keep it!That model is a fair bit larger than this, though has a bigger battery and an alarm. Thought I would try this to replace it.This one, perhaps suits me better., it is quite a bit smaller in size (approx. 13 x 6 x 4cm). More portable and easier to find a space in a bag.The other features are largely the same, top solar panel, LED torch on front (alarm is also on this button long press it quite loud too), with the crank handle for winding. 3 frequencies (FM/AM/WR). I mostly use the FM and found the reception to be quite good. As far as the "upgraded" part, this seems to be a Type C charging port (much prefer this to the older micro), you do get a cable included. Just like the larger radio I had from the same company; you have a power bank function (Type A port). Capacity is 2000mAh, not as big but plenty enough for my use. Do remember using as a power bank you get 60-65% conversion rate (out of the 2000mAh). Enough for a top up, not a full charge. Still useful to have this. 4 LEDs for the power level (blue), green lets you know when it is tuned in.Cranking as a power source is usable, you get 15 mins torch and 5 minutes radio for a minute of winding. Red LED shows when it is charging. As for solar it's there as a top up, it would take quite a while to charge just using the panel, but it helps. Otherwise, you can use the Type C port for a charge.Torch output is quite good, triple LED, not huge power but decent (I'd estimate about 50 lumens), you could easily see in complete darkness with this - more than adequate as an emergency light source (it is quite cool in the centre area not a big issue though). Which is what this radio is all about; it's a cost effective neat little portable unit, with 3 ways to power it.For the price I think it is a very nice offering. I like the soft touch feel on the case, and have found the sound output to be pretty decent too. Seems to be find in light rain not seen any issues there. Small point to make the tuner knob is fairly stiff to turn, perhaps by design, it's best to try turning it slowly to avoid skipping the frequency (or use thumb and finger). Minor area for me though, again I'd prefer to have a headphone socket, but otherwise it's a charming little radio and I am quite pleased with it.

This I am loving.its actually bigger than I had imagined.it has a jack for earphones as well as an added bonus..well thought out design.radio works perfectly and a good sound..all I could have hoped for and more.if you are debating whether to or not don't.. excellent product