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Very good radio. Flashlight is bright, alarm is loud, the radio dial easy to see and the sound is very good. Battery is okay, but haven't used it enough to tell. However it does hold a charge over a few weeks rather well. A bit smaller than expected. The light on top is bright and good for reading, though for how long, I don't know. As for solar or crank I haven't tried as yet.

Love this emergency radio! The multiple power options solar, built-in battery, AAA batteries, and hand crank, make it super reliable. Radio signal is clear, and the sound better than expected. My daughter’s been obsessed with it all week, tuning stations like it’s a game. Great for emergencies, but also just plain fun

It's power bank(10,000ma plausible), am/FM radio(good reception) weather alert(works well), short wave radio(wasn't able to get much but I'll attach a long wire and update if it's particularly bad or good, 2-22m). Bluetooth speaker(fairly loud) and flashlight with alert siren and reading light which are ok. Power can come from USB C recharge or hand crank(if it ran dead but not realistic for much of a recharge) or a tiny solar panel(might counter any drain or leave in the sun for weeks for any usable charge) also 3 AAA as a backup. I wish it could play music from a memory car and had a headphone and/or Aus jack but no. It's l little bulkier than the less featured ones.

We are in Western NC so I thought this was something I need to have. It’s very easy to use- except I still haven’t figured out how to set the clock! I went ahead and found our local weather station so if we are in an emergency situation I can just switch it on. It takes 3 AAA batteries, has a solar panel, and can be hand cranked. It’s a good size and I got the yellow one so it’s easy to see. It’s got an internal lamp so it can be spotted in the dark (if you turn it on). I also appreciate that it has a flashlight function. Overall something I think is needed in our home.

I have the new Midland 310 which retails for $99. Great emergency radio. The $19.00 version with no name or brand comes pretty close in style, features and durability. Pros, It has shortwave, a compartment for aaa batteries along with the lithium battery, crank, solar and a foldable reading light. The 310 does not have a aaa option or reading lamp. Overall for the price of $80 less than the 310 with a couple more features I would the no brand one.

Small and easy to store away. Radio picks up stations very good. The lamp brightness is great. Battery life seems to be good. I haven't charge it since purchase and its still running good.

Bought it for a gift. She really likes it

This is a nice little radio. It has decent reception outdoors bit very poor reception indoors unless you put it near a window. It would be nice if it had a connection for an external antenna to improve reception. I’m still glad purchased it and will carry it in my car

muy mediocre. Además el manual viene solo en ingles, cosa que si preguntas algún comentario te dice que viene en español-me la quedo pero no se por que.

Hay un boton en la parte de la carga que debe estar colocado en la posicion correcta para que pueda funcionar, por eso le doy menos estrellas

No funciona bien la lámpara y no se puede establecer hora. Mejor voy a pensar bien si vuelvo a comprar en Amazon.