Can it charge a phone?

Yes. It has a USB power output and a 2000 mAh battery, enough for a partial phone charge in an emergency, not a full day of use.

No. It is rated IPX3, which handles light rain and spray. Do not submerge it in water.

How do you charge it?

Three ways: USB, the solar panel on top, or the hand crank. Solar and cranking are slow and best kept as backups.

Does it get NOAA weather alerts?

It receives weather band (WB) frequencies, so you can tune to NOAA broadcasts. It does not automatically switch on for alerts.

One emergency weather radio. A charging cable is not listed, so plan to supply your own USB cable.

About 5.51 by 2.76 by 1.77 inches, small enough for a glovebox, drawer or backpack side pocket.

Where is the IFRINID Emergency Weather Radio cheapest?

At Walmart, for $18.23, as of our latest check.

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Our take on the IFRINID Emergency Weather Radio

The IFRINID is a compact emergency radio with AM, FM and weather band reception, a 2000 mAh battery, and three ways to keep it running: solar, hand crank and USB. It adds an LED flashlight, an SOS alarm and USB power output so it can top up a phone in an outage. At about 5.5 by 2.8 by 1.8 inches it fits in a glovebox or pack. It is a basic preparedness radio; rivals with larger batteries, a reading light or a digital tuner offer more, while this one covers the essentials in a small body.

Best forEmergency kits and storm season prepCamping and hiking backupPower outages at homeBudget buyers wanting crank and solar backup

Pros

Three power sources: solar, hand crank and USB
Receives AM, FM and weather band
Built-in LED flashlight and SOS alarm
USB output can charge a phone in a pinch
Small and light enough for a pack or glovebox

Cons

2000 mAh battery is small for phone charging
IPX3 only resists light rain, not submersion
Hand cranking is slow to recharge the battery
Analog tuning can drift and reception varies by location

IFRINID Emergency Weather Radio prices at every store

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About the IFRINID Emergency Weather Radio

This portable emergency radio receives AM, FM and weather band (WB) signals. It has an ABS plastic body and an LED flashlight. It also has an SOS alarm for emergencies.

The radio can be charged by solar panel or hand crank. Its built-in 2000 mAh battery supports USB power output for compatible devices. It has an IPX3 water resistance rating and should not be submerged in water. Radio reception may vary by location.

Product type: Emergency weather radio
Material: ABS plastic
Dimensions: 5.51 x 2.76 x 1.77 in
Battery: 2000 mAh
Radio bands: AM, FM, WB
Charging: Solar and hand crank
Lighting: LED flashlight
Emergency feature: SOS alarm
Power output: USB
Water resistance: IPX3
In the box: 1 x Emergency Weather Radio

Specifications

color: BlueSource
actual_color: BlueSource
size: 1pcsSource

Questions and answers

Can it charge a phone?: Yes. It has a USB power output and a 2000 mAh battery, enough for a partial phone charge in an emergency, not a full day of use.
Is it waterproof?: No. It is rated IPX3, which handles light rain and spray. Do not submerge it in water.
How do you charge it?: Three ways: USB, the solar panel on top, or the hand crank. Solar and cranking are slow and best kept as backups.
Does it get NOAA weather alerts?: It receives weather band (WB) frequencies, so you can tune to NOAA broadcasts. It does not automatically switch on for alerts.
What is in the box?: One emergency weather radio. A charging cable is not listed, so plan to supply your own USB cable.
How big is it?: About 5.51 by 2.76 by 1.77 inches, small enough for a glovebox, drawer or backpack side pocket.
Where is the IFRINID Emergency Weather Radio cheapest?: At Walmart, for $18.23, as of our latest check.