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A portable AM/FM/NOAA weather radio built for power cuts, camping and hiking. It charges four ways: hand crank, solar panel, USB or AAA batteries, and its 5V USB output can top up a phone in an emergency. A 1W white LED torch and a four-LED reading lamp round it out. It is a basic, budget-class unit: the solar panel and crank are slow trickle backups, not real chargers, so treat the battery and USB as the main power source. Rivals in this class add Bluetooth, a bigger battery or a brighter lantern, but few offer this many charging options at the entry level.
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This is a portable emergency radio and flashlight for camping, hiking and power cuts at home. It receives FM, AM and NOAA weather-band stations for emergency updates. It also includes a built-in power bank that can charge a mobile phone through its 5V USB output.
The radio has a 1W super-bright white LED flashlight and a four-LED reading lamp. It also has an alarm and an earphone socket. The design is water-resistant, and the body is made of plastic and metal.
It can be recharged by hand crank, solar power or USB, or it can run on AAA batteries. The internal battery is a rechargeable lithium-ion type.
