FosPower NOAA Emergency Weather Radio A1 7400mWh Solar Hand Crank (Orange) | AM/FM/WB power bank 4 power options SOS alarm LED flashlight & 4 LED reading light for outdoor emergency & power outage use.

This is a fantastic product. Not only is it able to be powered by solar energy, battery, or USB charging. It's easy to use, comes with a variety of features including an SOS and emergency flasher and has both AM and FM radio capabilities. It seems to have a wide range reception from my tests of it and you can tell that it's meant to hold up in even the most brutal conditions. I feel that this was great for its price, and is a must-have for anybody's emergency shelter, Doomsday prepping, or tornado preparations. If you find yourself in an area in which your power may go out often this thing can be a lifesaver.

I bought this in June 2025, I forgot I put Triple A batteries in it and forgot about it. I should not have left them in there. They needed to be thrown away just now when I went check but what was really amazing the Flash Light worked, it was dim but then I used the hand crank and it began playing FM radio! I will take better care of it! I had bought a case for it and I have it conveniently stored in my home office. It is ready to go! Love it! So, it last at least 9 months! Very loud speaker, ease to use! I am so happy I bought it! Very reliable! Thank you for reminding me I had it! Great Price, well worth it! My sister told me able it!

Surprised and the functionality of this. The tuning of the radio stations is okay, and it seems like a durable piece of equipment to put in your emergency kit. The flashlight works well and it gives you the option to to charge extra things like your phone in case of an emergency.

Fantastic little emergency radio lets me crank charge a built in battery to charge my devices in an emergency outage. There is an emergency siren that is quite loud (which I accidentally activated during a meeting) . It looks sturdy and capable with a lot of features like a flashlight and solar charging. You should make sure it is charged up occasionally in addition to keeping some AAA batteries with it just in case. I hope I never have to use it.

Great little weather radio at it's price point, presently $30 (w/ 25% discount). It is compact and seems well enough built. It is very easy to operate with the simple dial knobs for volume and tuning. This radio has better reception than the other portable radio I have of another brand, which I appreciate as I live in a more remote area along the coast. If you are looking for an affordable radio to use during a power outage to keep in touch with pending weather, or you could easily carry to the beach or pool, I would recommend you take a look at this one. It does not have shortwave band and being as small as it is don't expect boom box sound quality sound but it performs well for its size.

We live in tornado alley, so this is a must-have for us during tornado season. We keep it in our shelter and it works great when we need it. It gives us peace of mind knowing we have a reliable way to get updates if the power goes out. Pros: reliable, great for emergencies, peace of mind Cons: none for me Would I recommend? Yes—especially if you live in storm-prone areas

Honestly, living in So Cal and hearing about the major faults being loaded and locked up ready to go made me unsure as to how we would be able to know what’s going on once the grids go down, which I’m sure they will once the quakes hit, but after testing out this really cool radio, I feel so much more confident in knowing my family and I will have a reliable source to tune into and know what’s happening if our phones go down. I’ve heard a lot about these radios and how important it is to have one in an emergency bag, and I’m beyond grateful I found this one. I currently have it charging in the sun right now to have it fully charged and ready to go! Amazing gadget! Highly highly recommend!

Solar is up to .15 watts, not enough to leave a charger in without a phone plugged into it. One full charge got my phone from 1% to 25%. But everything else is meh for the price and does at least function.

Product zoals omschreven . Kwaliteit beter dan ik had verwacht. Radio geeft zelfs nog goed geluid. De sos functie is zeer doeltreffend .

Buena calidad, es pequeño pero es excelente para emergencias, lo puedes transportar cuando viajes, traerlo en el auto o simplemente tenerlo en casa para emergencia

Ürün kısa sürede ulaştı, fiyatına göre değerlendirdiğimde beklentimin çok üzerinde çıktı. Şarj edilebilmesi, pille çalışabilmesi, güneş enejisi ve elle şarj özeliğinden dolayı aldım. Malzeme kalitesi güzel, ışığı iş görür radyosu iyi. asmak yada tutmak için ipli kancası kaliteli Sonuç olarak; çok iyi bir ürün (fiyat &performans ürünü)

Ótimo produto! Boa qualidade, todas as funções funcionaram perfeitamente!

It was charged when I received it. You know how when people get their digital products and toss the manual and just start pressing buttons? Well, you really need to read the manual. It's just a couple of pages. For instance, when charging you need to set the button at the bottom in the right position. The radio plays fine even without the antenna. I found my favorite radio station. Everything works. I tested charging my phone and that worked. I charged it. I notice it can charge my fire tablet. So yay. I bought it mainly for the radio and phone charging during outages. I have other flashlights, but it's good to have an extra one now. I like that it has 4 charging capabilities, solar, hand crank, AAA batteries, and USB charging. It's small and compact. Nice. I took the carabiner off. I don't need that. I'm not going out in the wild. Lol. Oddly enough I found the battery compartment a little difficult to get open for the AAA batteries. I did get it, and now that I have, it's fine. I didn't know if I need to recharge it since it was already charged, and to what amount I don't know. So I charged it through my pc. It says the red light comes on when charging, which it did, and that it turns off when fully charged. It says it takes 4.5 hours to be fully recharged. I had it there for about 6 and it never turned off. So I don't know what that means. I stopped it at 6 hours because I don't want anything to go wrong with it. Anyway, so far so good. The real test is when there will be a huge power outage again. Just made it through Fiona. The power was out for 40 hours where I was. This thing could have come in handy for charging my phone. Instead, I had to tightly limit the use of my cell phone in order to to make it last. And the only usable radio was on my phone which was definitely counter-productive. The SOS is really loud. But I think that is a good feature if you live in an area prone to tornados, earthquakes, and other extreme events. If you're trapped under rubble you can use it to alert search and rescue workers.