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In response to these challenging weather conditions like hurricanes "Milton"and "Helene", Engineers designed a dual power supply system:10000mah large-capacity battery+ AAA battery(not included),specifically designed to tackle the problem of prolonged power failures during adverse weather conditions
In response to a prolonged period of winter storms in US, PRUNUS Engineers designed a power supply system with a large capacity of 10000mAh,this system ensures a prolonged provision of weather updates. When fully charged, it can recharge a phone twice, thus keeping us connected to the outside world
1.In the event of a power outage, you can carry a few more AAA batteries(not included) on, remove the battery when not in use, keep your machine powered longer
2.If your phone is USB-C charging, you only need to bring a cable when you go out
3.10000mah Built-in battery 4. Solar Panel 5. Hand Crank
American chips protect Americans: American chips help radios receive more signals and reduce accidents when we are in Tornadoes and Hurricane
Don't need to search, all 7 NOAA stations have been stored in Radio, direct use, help us get weather information quickly
Weather Band: 162.400-162.550 MHz
Easy to Carry
This emergency radio features a compact size and a wrist strap, the portability is unparalleled. You can easily take it camping, or effortlessly put it in a bag or emergency kit, without taking much space.
12/24-Hour Alarm Clock
The digital screen features a clock, which provides you time when your phone is out of battery, helping you obtain more safety information for survival. Set up to 2 alarm clocks to remind you of the timepoint for executing the next step of your survival plan. With both 12 and 24-hour clock available
Everyday can be used as a Bluetooth speaker or MP3, to enrich your leisure life
FRANK DUNN
Reviewed in the United States on February 17, 2025
Does everything ad advertised
Deborah Hunt
Reviewed in the United States on January 13, 2025
It works good except for I can't figure how to turn it off. When I have the radio on. Quality is Great! Only reason gave 4 stars is the turn off part.
Whitni
Reviewed in the United States on September 11, 2024
I went though two of another brand, that had various issues keeping them from working correctly, all because there were more reviews. I thought it would be a safer choice. Two defective ones later, I came back for my second choice... Which obviously should've been my first! It works just as expected, with more features than I ever expected! I'll definitely be able to rely on this for power outages and more. It functions really well and will be reliable, which is the most important. Don't make it your plan B, start with this one!
Kindle Customer
Reviewed in the United States on August 16, 2024
I bought this as part of my hurricane prep kit, so I charged it as soon as I opened the box. It took hours to get to full charge. BUT, I bought this because it was one of the few that also took batteries. I like that it's a compact size and instructions were unnecessary.
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on November 22, 2024
It will be your most cherished item, other than water and food, while surviving a hurricane. It has a way to recharge your phone, perhaps the most important feature. Yes the hand crank actually recharges the flashlight so you can recharge your phone. It has a light which you will praise when you have no electric power. Speaking of no electric power, when you have no internet or cable the radio is very important to keep up to date with the outside world. It also charges with solar power, amazing. Their radio is fantastic. It's also good for camping. You will love it!
Charles P.
Reviewed in the United States on November 21, 2024
A basic radio, when society collapses.
T. Baller
Reviewed in the United States on November 12, 2024
Purchased for my daughter who lives in Florida and experiences hurricanes. She was thrilled with it. Does it all. Also fast shipping.
Sarah Lebel
Reviewed in the United States on October 9, 2024
Don't buy for a catastrophe... Floods hurricanes fires. I put mine in the window and the sun to charge... The next thing I know, it's making a clicking noise. That sounds like you're trying to start a gas stove.. Maybe the sun overcharged it!
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