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- Last seen at $292.61 at Elite5Choice on Nov 10.
Our take on the EmexRadi
The EmexRadi is a hand-crank, solar and plug-in emergency radio with a 12,000mAh battery, AM/FM/NOAA reception and a built-in flashlight and power bank. Its battery is roughly three times the capacity of the 4,000mAh cells common in rival emergency radios, and it adds two widened solar panels plus automatic frequency search that most budget models lack. It suits households in storm, wildfire or outage-prone areas and campers who want one device for alerts, light and phone charging. Against cheaper radios it trades a larger, heavier body for far longer runtime and more charging paths.
- 12,000mAh battery, about three times typical rival capacity
- Up to 108 hours of maximum usage per full charge
- Four charging paths: wall jack, solar, hand crank, internal battery
- Receives AM, FM, NOAA and WB 162.400–162.550 MHz weather channels
- Automatic frequency search scans and locks onto stations
- Doubles as a power bank and has a built-in flashlight
- Large battery makes it heavier and bulkier than 4,000mAh rivals
- Solar and crank charging are slow top-ups, not fast refills
- Automatic scan can lock onto weak stations in poor reception
- No digital display tuning details or app connectivity
EmexRadi prices at every store
- Elite5ChoiceNew
In stockShips from Hong Kong SAR China · priced in GBP (£218.00) · duties may applyReturn policy
$292.61Checked Nov 10
About the EmexRadi
The EmexRadi is a portable emergency weather radio with a 12,000mAh rechargeable battery. It provides up to 108 hours of maximum usage time on a full charge. A digital display shows the frequency and battery status, and a remaining battery indicator and charging indicator are included.
It receives AM, FM, NOAA weather radio and additional emergency frequencies. An automatic frequency search function scans for stations and locks onto them without manual tuning. A headphone jack allows private listening.
It can be charged four ways: the built-in rechargeable battery, two solar panels, a hand crank, or a standard charging jack. The flashlight has 51 LEDs and three modes: far beam, dipped beam, and combined far and dipped beam. An impact trigger activates it quickly. A loud SOS alarm is built in for signaling.
- Battery
- 12,000mAh rechargeable, up to 108 hours of maximum usage time
- AM band
- 520-1710 KHz
- FM band
- 87-108 MHz
- Weather bands
- NOAA weather radio, WB 162.400-162.550 MHz
- Tuning
- Automatic frequency search
- Charging
- Built-in rechargeable battery, 2 solar panels, hand crank, standard charging jack
- Flashlight
- 51 LEDs; far beam, dipped beam and combined modes; impact trigger
- Alarm
- SOS alarm
- Display
- Digital display showing frequency and battery status
- Indicators
- Remaining battery, charging
- Audio
- Headphone jack
Questions and answers
- How long does the battery last?
- The maker rates it at up to 108 hours of maximum usage on a full charge. Real runtime depends on volume and whether the flashlight or phone charging is used.
- How does it compare with a 4,000mAh emergency radio?
- It carries about three times the battery capacity, so it runs far longer and can recharge a phone more times. The trade-off is more weight and size.
- What can I receive on it?
- AM 520–1710 KHz, FM 87–108 MHz, NOAA weather radio and the WB 162.400–162.550 MHz weather band. Automatic search scans and locks onto stations.
- How do I charge it?
- Four ways: the built-in rechargeable battery via a standard charging jack, two solar panels, or the hand crank. Solar and crank are backup top-ups for outages.
- Can it charge my phone?
- Yes. The 12,000mAh battery works as a power bank for a phone or other small USB device.
- Is it good for camping and hiking?
- It works for car camping and base camps, but the large battery makes it heavier than compact pocket radios for backpacking.
- Where is the EmexRadi cheapest?
- At Elite5Choice, for $292.61, as of our latest check.
