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Raynic Emergency Weather Radio with Hand Crank and Solar Charging

Raynic Emergency Weather Radio with Hand Crank and Solar Charging

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$96.99at Newegg.com, last seen Nov 3

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Our take on the Raynic Emergency Weather Radio with Hand Crank and Solar Charging

The Raynic CR1009Pro is a portable emergency weather radio with AM, FM, shortwave and NOAA bands, a 5000mAh rechargeable battery, and five ways to power it: wall outlet, solar panel, hand crank, the built-in battery, or AAA batteries. It adds an LCD display and a water-resistant body at 16 ounces, sized to sit on a shelf or go in a go-bag. At $96.99 at Newegg.com as of November 3, 2026, it is the only new price listed, so there is no recent range to compare it against.

Best forHouseholds building a power-outage kitCampers and hikers who want a radio off the gridPeople in storm and hurricane areas who need NOAA alerts
Anyone who wants a radio that works without wall power
Pros
  • Five power sources, including hand crank and solar, so it works when the grid is down
  • 5000mAh battery is large for this class and can also charge a phone
  • Receives NOAA weather channels plus AM, FM and shortwave
  • Water-resistant housing suits outdoor and emergency use
  • LCD display makes tuning and battery status easier to read
Cons
  • $96.99 is high for a hand-crank radio; simpler models cost far less
  • Solar charging on a panel this size is slow and best treated as a backup
  • Hand cranking takes a long time to add meaningful battery charge
  • Shortwave reception depends heavily on the antenna and location
  • 16 ounces is heavier than basic pocket weather radios

Raynic Emergency Weather Radio with Hand Crank and Solar Charging prices at every store

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Raynic Emergency Weather Radio with Hand Crank and Solar Charging price history

Lowest price we've seen: $96.99 on Nov 3 at Newegg.com. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 3.

What reviewers say

Owner feedback on Raynic emergency radios generally centers on the multi-power design and the built-in flashlight and phone charging. Reception and crank effort draw the most complaints.

Pros
  • Works when power is out thanks to crank and solar backup
  • Useful built-in flashlight and phone charging
  • NOAA alerts are loud and easy to find
Cons
  • Hand crank is tiring and charges slowly
  • FM and shortwave reception can be weak indoors
  • Build feels lighter-duty than the price suggests

Specifications

Battery capacity
5000mAhSource
Radio bands
AM,FM,SW,NOAASource
Power sources
Corded-Electric, Solar,Rechargable Battery,Hand Crank,AAA BatterySource
Dimensions
6.8"L x 3.7"W x 2.9"HSource
Weight
16 ouncesSource
Display type
LCDSource
Water resistance
Water ResistantSource
Model number
CR1009ProSource
Voltage
3 voltsSource
Battery type
1 Lithium Polymer batteries required. (included)Source

Questions and answers

Is the Raynic CR1009Pro worth $96.99?
It is worth it if you want one device that covers NOAA alerts, AM/FM/shortwave and phone charging with five power sources. If you only need weather alerts, a basic $30 radio does that job.
How long does the hand crank take to charge it?
Expect a long session: cranking adds charge slowly, roughly a few minutes of turning for a few minutes of radio play. Treat the crank as a last resort after the 5000mAh battery and solar.
Can it charge my phone?
Yes. The 5000mAh battery works as a power bank over USB, enough for about one phone charge, less if the radio has been running.
Does it receive NOAA weather alerts?
Yes. It tunes NOAA weather channels alongside AM, FM and shortwave, and the LCD shows the selected band.
Is it waterproof?
No. It is water resistant, so it handles rain and splashes but should not be submerged or left out in a storm.
What comes in the box?
The radio, the included lithium polymer battery, and a charging cable. Check the listing for whether a wall adapter is included.

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