Safety
12000mAh Emergency NOAA/AM/FM Radio with Solar Panel, Crank & Lights
Product description
NOAA, AM & FM TUNING: Receives all three bands including seven NOAA weather channels. A high-sensitivity receiver and noise reduction circuitry help keep stations clear whether you’re indoors or outside. NOTE: weather alerts require the unit to be powered on and tuned to the weather band to trigger alerts.
TRUE 12000mAh BACKUP BATTERY: Built with a genuine 12000mAh rechargeable cell, this radio provides dependable emergency power for the radio, lights and phone charging. Manufacturer testing indicates extended runtime—up to about 60 hours of FM listening at moderate volume. For optimal performance, fully charge the unit before first use.
ENHANCED SOLAR & MANUAL CHARGE: An enlarged 8500 mm² solar panel collects more light than smaller panels, and the longer hand crank gives better leverage for manual charging when mains power is unavailable. Together they offer alternative power when you can’t plug in.
FOUR POWER MODES: Keep the radio operational via USB-C, solar, hand crank or three AAA batteries. USB-C cable is included; a wall adapter is not. The replaceable AAA battery option provides a quick, familiar backup if the internal battery is depleted.
LIGHTING & SOS: A focused 300-lumen flashlight reaches long distances, while a 250-lumen wide-area reading light illuminates tents, rooms or workspaces. An integrated 115 dB SOS alarm is available to attract attention in emergencies. The housing is molded from rugged ABS-style plastic and the compact footprint with a carrying handle makes it easy to move and stow.
Pros
- Authentic 12000mAh rechargeable battery
- Multiple charging options (USB-C, solar, crank, AAA)
- Strong lights plus 115dB SOS alarm
Cons
- Weather alerts require radio to be on and tuned
- Wall adapter not included
- Some users report interference while charging
VerdictA rugged, feature-packed emergency radio that combines reliable NOAA/AM/FM reception with four charging options and strong lighting. Its verified 12000mAh battery and extended crank plus a larger solar panel give real backup power. Good audio clarity and simple controls make it practical for home, car, camping or storm preparedness.
Reviews
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1KYn 5/5
Useful for everyday use and emergencies
Not a tiny handheld—has a handle and feels substantial. Chose the green and like the look. Quick test showed the solar and crank work and the flashlight is bright. You can charge a phone and stay tuned to weather and news during an outage. Recommended.
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G.W. 5/5
Would purchase again
Meets my needs for a power-outage radio. Reception and sound are better than my previous unit. I haven’t yet tried long-term crank or solar charging, but the flashlight is bright and the rechargeable battery performs well. Satisfied with this purchase.
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JB 5/5
Small but packed with features
Compact and rugged with a sturdy handle. The solar panel keeps the battery topped off, and speaker volume and clarity are excellent for talk radio. Lightweight and convenient for outdoor activities.
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Dannyderlo 5/5
Great workplace backup radio
I wanted a radio for work in case power failed. The 12000mAh internal cell plus AAA backup is reassuring. Manual tuning pulls in local FM in my concrete building and the weather band comes through loud and clear. Controls are straightforward compared with other emergency units. The focused flashlight reaches far, and the flip-up solar panel hides a bright area light with multiple brightness levels.
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Jefferson Lei 5/5
Solid, feature-rich emergency unit
Bought for storm-prone conditions and it feels solidly built. There’s a reading LED and a powerful front flashlight, both with dim/bright settings. The hand crank is usable, and solar or plug-in charging works as well. AAA cells work as backup but may drain quickly if running lights. Includes SOS siren and covers FM/AM/weather; speaker and reception are reliable in a compact package.
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Rozell Talcott 5/5
Versatile, well-built emergency/camping radio
As a retired electrical engineer I found this radio impressively engineered and sturdy. The manual is clear and it works well for both camping and emergency use. The built-in 12000mAh battery can be topped up by USB-C, the crank or the solar panel, and you can still use AAA cells if needed. I cranked it for a minute and had enough charge for the day—which gave me real peace of mind. The solar panel is a nice extra.
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Traci 5/5
Handy for storm season, but watch reception while charging
Perfect for Midwest storms—multiple charge methods (USB, solar, AAA, crank) are great. I did notice reception can get spotty when it’s plugged in, though with the antenna up and unplugged it’s fine. It sounded the SOS during a severe thunderstorm warning and did its job. I assumed it would have a passive alert mode but it must be kept on to receive alerts.
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Randy Lewis 4/5
Good functionality, missing an alert mode
This covers all my must-haves—bright flashlight, solar charging, hand crank, AM/FM and weather band. The lights are very bright. My one gripe is I can’t find an alert mode that notifies when turned off; older radios I’ve owned had that feature. Otherwise, it’s a solid value.
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