Does it alert me automatically when a weather warning is issued?

Yes. It scans NOAA weather channels on power-up and in standby and sounds an alert when a warning is issued, so you do not have to monitor broadcasts.

How do I charge it when the power is out?

It has a built-in rechargeable battery plus a hand crank and a solar panel. You can also run it on three AAA batteries, which are not included.

What bands does it receive?

AM, FM, shortwave and NOAA weather band, with digital tuning and auto-scan on the tune buttons.

No. It is an indoor-oriented emergency radio, so keep it dry and sheltered.

Does it have a light?

It includes an SOS alarm and an emergency light function for outages.

Can I turn the screen off to save power?

Yes. A long press on the dimmer button turns off the backlit LCD and enters power-saving mode.

Raynic Emergency Radio, 12000mAh/44400mWh Battery Operated Weather Radio, Solar Hand Crank Radio

Q: Where is the Raynic Emergency Radio, 12000mAh/44400mWh Battery Operated Weather Radio, Solar Hand Crank Radio cheapest?

At Amazon, for $51.49, as of our latest check.

Q: Where can I buy the Raynic Emergency Radio, 12000mAh/44400mWh Battery Operated Weather Radio, Solar Hand Crank Radio?

5 stores we checked sell it, including Drive Force Gear, Beaulive, Nex Wave 06, Amazon, OUTLAND.

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What reviewers say

Owners treat it as a dependable outage and storm-season radio, valuing the automatic weather alerts and the big battery. Complaints center on slow solar charging, modest sound and the effort of hand cranking.

What people mention

Weather alertsPraisedOwners say the automatic NOAA alert wakes them or warns them without listening to broadcasts all night.
BatteryPraisedThe large built-in battery is reported to last through long outages and to hold charge in storage.
Solar chargingCriticisedReviewers say the solar panel adds charge too slowly to rely on alone.
Hand crankMixedThe crank works as a last resort but takes sustained effort to make a useful difference.
SoundCriticisedThe speaker is described as small and adequate for voice but not for music.
Build and sizeMixedOwners find it sturdy but heavier and bulkier than they expected.

About the Raynic Emergency Radio, 12000mAh/44400mWh Battery Operated Weather Radio, Solar Hand Crank Radio

This emergency weather radio receives AM, FM, SW and NOAA weather band broadcasts. It scans for emergency and weather alerts when it is on or in standby mode, and it sounds an alert if a warning is issued. This lets you get word of approaching bad weather without listening to the broadcast all day and night.

A large LCD with digital tuning shows the battery level and the current frequency. Press Tune+ or Tune- to auto-scan for stations. A long press on the Dimmer button turns off the backlight and enters power-saving mode.

The radio has a built-in 12000mAh (44400mWh) rechargeable battery. It can also be powered by an AC adapter, a DC 5V USB input, a hand crank, a solar panel, or 3 AAA batteries. A 3W flashlight, a 2.5W reading lamp and an SOS button are built in. A USB port can charge USB-enabled devices. The body is IPX3 water-resistant, and a 3.5 mm headphone jack allows private listening.

Bands

AM, FM, SW, NOAA weather band

Display

Large LCD with digital tuning, shows battery level and frequency

Battery

Built-in rechargeable 12000mAh / 44400mWh

Power sources

Rechargeable battery, AC adapter, DC 5V USB input, hand crank, solar panel, 3 AAA batteries (not included)

Lighting

3W flashlight, 2.5W reading lamp

Alerts

Automatic NOAA weather alerts, SOS alarm