Fovendi Emergency Hand Crank Radio with LED Flashlight, AM/FM NOAA Portable Weather Radio with 2000mAh Power Bank Phone Charger, USB Charged & Solar Power for Camping

i had every intention on sending this item back and decided that I'd try it out. i thought it was way too small. I took the radio camping where there's no cell reception. the radio came in beautifully! The sound was great and it held a charge all during the night with a bar left in the morning. I'm changing my mind amd keeping it!

This is a great little camping or day trip radio. There are so many useful options on this little compact radio. I was very impressed with the sound for being as small as it is. There are survival alarms on there, flashlight, you can change your phone on it for a small period of time. It's crazy how many Options are on here. Don't forget the little solar panel. I would highly recommend this radio.

Great radio. The sound was better than expected for a transistor radio. We love it for camping. The plastic exterior is a bit less than expected. Reception was awesome. Haven't used the solar recharging feature yet.

There are a lot of these to choose from. I got tired of reading reviews, comparing, and settled on this one. IT FEELS SOLID and well built. The size is perfect. Compact but not so tiny that it barely works. Radio picks up stations rather well. It's not a solid sub woofer sounding "stereo" but the sound quality is VERY GOOD. Hand crank works well and is not hard to use. The three black buttons on the front face of it, above the radio stations, you have to hold them pressed down until the work. At first we thought their functions did not work. We just had to long press the black rectangle rubber type buttons. This radio even has an Aux port for plugging in an Mp3 player or connecting it to a larger speaker system. The reading light top panel is very bring. Flashlight, bright! Next to the battery icon on front, to right of it, that light goes on in bright red when the sun is charging the solar panel on top of the radio. Opposite side of the flashlight, by the USB and charging port, it's a thermometer, for reading outside temp. I have zero faith in the "compass" on top, lol, but no matter. Those little add on ones usually have no purpose. If it works, consider it a bonus. Most people do not depend on them. The carry strap is very solid and well made. It velcos on. Unattach it to let the sun hit the little solar panel. You could also make your own paracord carry handle if you like doing that. Weatherband (WB) works. It will pick up the one weather station in your area, for the majority of people. I really was expecting something cheap. Nicely surprised. I'm so glad I got this particular one. These are great for your office desk, camping - to know if a storm is coming or have music. You can also alligator clip a long wire to the telescopic antenna, toss it 25 ft into a tall tree or on top of your RV to get more range. Weather band feature is not just for hurricanes or snow storms but for regular storms incoming for camping, small boating, those doing projects outside or fishing, etc. I thought the sound of the radio would be more like cheesy tin can sound. NOT THE CASE. Very decent sound from radio minus a sub woofer, lol. Metal telescopic antenna. Don't break it...but if you do, it's an easy remedy or fix. Videos on social media will easily guide you. ...for the three rubbery rectangle buttons at top above the radio stations, they just look black but closely looking and with bright light, you can kind of see the icons on them. To remedy this, I took a silver Sharpie marker and gentle rubbed the marker over it to highlight the icon symbols. Now we can see them immediately and know what they are for. This is good for our older parents and grandparent. Absolutely not any deal breaker. This radio is AWESOME! Great for gifts, at least this one is. It says 10,000 mAh for battery life. Still worth it if it's just half of that. The C charger cable charges it via USB cord, or hand crank this radio about 80 to 100 revolutions, or let the sun charge it?

I was quite impressed with this thing. Blinded myself with the reading light 😂 I tested the radio stations, and all the features (keep a pillow around in case you set off the SOS alarm). The power bank feature does work, but it does Slow Charging for smart devices that have the Fast Charging options. This is an emergency tool, so that's fine by me. I put this in my emergency go-bag, but it'd be great for camping, in the car, or even at home for emergencies. Keep one at work if you think you might need it 😂

It appears to be sturdy. I had a problem when I got it out of the box that I accidentally turned on the screamer part. It took me a little bit to figure out how to turn it off. The lights were flashing, and the noise was very loud. I know that if I'm ever in trouble, it won't be a problem getting someone to notice! I do have a suggestion, however, on the instructions to have the flashlight indicated in the same place where the instructions are so you can shut that thing off more expeditiously. I had wrapped it in a towel to make it quieter for a little bit till I figured it out

nothing fancy but it tunes in my local channels easily and it sounds good the crank and solar panel are just gimmicks but the built in lithium ion battery sold me the lights are ok and it charges my phone

The unit's 10K mAh battery can be charged via cable, crank, or solar, which is a strong point. It can be used as a power bank. The tuner is adequate, but a little delicate...I have to take care getting my station set. It's equipped with a good lighting system, offering beamed or diffused illumination, or a combination, with a separate adjustable "reading" light. My only issue, so far, is that the radio is subject to annoying distortion from my body as I move around close to the unit.

This is a sound little unit. Great addition to an emergency bag. We use it while traveling for weather updates. Does what it says it does. No complaints.

A bit difficult to find a station i want. I was disappointed that the solar panel is only enough to maintain the battery, not charge it. One more thing I've got to remember to keep charged