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Hand-crank Emergency Radio with Solar Power

Hand-crank Emergency Radio with Solar Power

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$130.98at Walmart, last seen Nov 3

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Our take on the Hand-crank Emergency Radio with Solar Power

A compact analog AM/FM emergency radio with a built-in rechargeable battery, hand crank and solar panel for power when the grid is out. It weighs about 26.5 oz, so it is a stay-home or car-cabin item rather than a pocket radio. It is not water-resistant, so keep it dry. No current price or price history was provided, so compare store prices before buying.

Best forHouseholds building a power-outage kitCampers and car travelers who want backup AM/FM
People who want a radio that charges without wall power
Pros
  • Three power sources: hand crank, solar and rechargeable battery
  • Analog AM/FM tuning is simple and needs no menus
  • Built-in rechargeable battery means no disposable cells to stock
  • Compact body for a shelf, drawer or glovebox
Cons
  • Not water-resistant, so it is a poor fit for wet outdoor use
  • Analog tuning drifts and is less precise than digital
  • 26.5 oz is heavy for a pocket or backpack radio
  • No listed USB output for charging a phone
  • Solar charging on a radio this size is slow

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Hand-crank Emergency Radio with Solar Power price history

Lowest price we've seen: $130.98 on Nov 3 at Walmart. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 3.

Specifications

Radio Signal Type
Analog Radio
Battery Consumption Type
Integrated Rechargeable Battery
Portable Radio Type
Portable Emergency Radios
Power Type
Battery
Resists Water
N
Screen Size
1 mm.
Media Format
AMu0026FM Radio
Assembled Product Weight
26.48 oz
Size Descriptor
Compact
Input / Output Direction
Input
Input / Output Quantity
1

Questions and answers

Is a hand-crank emergency radio worth it?
Yes if you want AM/FM news during an outage without depending on wall power or disposable batteries. It is not a substitute for a weather-alert radio or a power bank.
How long does the hand crank need to run?
Expect a few minutes of cranking for a short listening session; cranking is a backup, not a main power source. Charge it fully from a wall outlet before an emergency.
Can it charge my phone?
The listing shows only one input and no USB output, so do not count on it to charge a phone. Carry a separate power bank for that.
Can I use it in the rain?
No. It is not water-resistant, so keep it covered and dry. For outdoor use, look for a model rated IPX4 or better.
Does it receive NOAA weather alerts?
The listing names AM/FM only, with no weather band or alert feature. If alerts matter, choose a radio with NOAA channels and SAME alerting.
When is the best time to buy?
Emergency radios often drop before storm season and during back-to-school and holiday sales. Check the price history and buy when it sits near its recent low.