Ready Hour 4-in-1 Emergency Radio vs Midland ER210 Emergency Crank Radio
The Midland E+Ready is the better radio: a digital display, 7 weather presets, automatic weather-alert scanning, a headphone jack and a 2600 mAh battery rated for up to 25 hours. The Ready Hour wins on light and ruggedness: a focusable LED flashlight, a 4-LED room light, an alert siren and a rubberized water-resistant housing. Owners rate the Ready Hour higher (4.8 from 761 ratings vs 4.3 from 214), but the Midland is the more capable tuner and easier to carry.
- Choose the Ready Hour 4-in-1 if you want one rugged, water-resistant unit that lights a room, sounds a siren and recharges by crank, solar or USB.
- Choose the Midland E+Ready if weather alerts, a digital tuner with presets and long battery life matter more than lighting.
Prices
- Ready Hour 4-in-1 Emergency Radio: $44.95 at FullOffGrid.com (checked today)
- Midland ER210 Emergency Crank Radio: $49.99 at Heartland America (last seen Nov 2)
- Difference: the Ready Hour 4-in-1 Emergency Radio is $5.04 cheaper than the Midland ER210 Emergency Crank Radio at the latest prices (Nov 2 and Nov 10)

