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The TOPVISION Emergency Radio is a compact hand-crank weather radio with NOAA and FM channels, a loud siren, a flashing red alert light, a flashlight and a reading light. It adds a Bluetooth mode so it doubles as a speaker for music or podcasts from a phone, and its IP65 rating covers rain and dust. It suits campers, hikers and households building a blackout kit. Against rivals it trades a larger battery and solar panel for a lighter, simpler body, and owners rate it well overall.
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Lowest price we've seen: $52.99 on Nov 15 at topvisiontec.com. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 15.
Owners rate it 4.4 out of 5 across 548 ratings and mostly praise the easy tuning, the loud alert siren and the light weight for a camping bag. Complaints center on the hand crank, which needs steady turning and short bursts, and on how quickly the light and Bluetooth use up the charge.
The TOPVISION Emergency Radio is a compact, portable hand crank radio for storms, outdoor trips and power outages. One-touch auto-tuning scans for and locks onto local FM and NOAA weather channels, so there is no tuning knob to adjust. It also has an AM band.
A loud siren and a flashing red light signal an approaching storm. The radio has a built-in flashlight and a reading light. A Bluetooth mode lets it work as a speaker for music or podcasts from a phone.
It can be powered by the hand-crank generator or the solar panel, and it has a USB charging output. The IP65 waterproof and dustproof design and small size let it fit in a bag. When cranking, keep a constant speed and do not exceed 5 minutes at a time, to prevent the motor from overheating. Make sure the device is dry first, and turn off high-power functions such as the flashlight or Bluetooth while generating power. Stop cranking once the battery is fully charged. Children must be accompanied by an adult when using it.
