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The Vondior is a pocket-sized emergency radio that tunes NOAA weather band channels plus regular AM and FM stations. It runs on two AA batteries, so it keeps working when the power goes out, and a DSP chip, 6-inch telescoping antenna and built-in speaker aim for clear reception. At about 0.39 lb it fits in a pocket or emergency bag like a phone. It suits storm-season households and campers who want a simple backup receiver; it is a basic analog-style radio, so it lacks the hand crank, solar panel or alert siren that pricier emergency radios add.
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Lowest price we've seen: $17.99 on Nov 15 at Amazon. Tracked across 2 stores since Nov 15.
Buyers who use it for storm seasons and outages call it a dependable, easy-to-use backup radio. Praise centers on reception and battery life; complaints are mostly about basic sound and the lack of extra emergency features.
This is a portable radio that receives the NOAA weather band as well as AM and FM stations. It gives access to updates from the National Weather Service during hurricanes and other severe weather, and it can also be used for everyday listening. It has a silver finish.
It has an upgraded DSP chip, a 6-inch telescoping antenna and a built-in speaker for clear, long-range reception. The radio runs on 2 AA batteries and can be used continuously for days during storms. Its handheld size fits in a pocket or an emergency bag, similar to a smartphone.
