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The Day Zero is a hand-crank emergency radio built for when power, cell service and internet all fail at once. It tunes AM, FM and all seven NOAA weather channels, and it charges three ways: hand crank, a built-in solar panel or USB-C. A 5,000 mAh battery doubles as a phone power bank, and there is an LED flashlight, a reading lamp and an SOS siren with a flashing light. The splash-resistant body with rubber bumper corners is made to survive a shelf or a backpack. It sits in the crowded hand-crank radio class; its edge is the large battery and the three charging paths, while its solar panel is a trickle charger, not a fast one.
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The Day Zero Emergency Crank Radio is a hand-crank emergency radio. It receives AM, FM and all seven NOAA weather channels, so it can keep you informed when power, cell service and the internet are down.
It can be charged three ways: by hand crank, by the solar panel, or through USB-C. Its 5,000 mAh battery also works as a power bank, and the USB port can charge a phone, including from the crank.
The radio includes an LED flashlight, a reading lamp, and an SOS siren with a flashing light. The body is splash-resistant and has rubber bumper corners.
