Solar Hand-Crank Emergency Weather Radio

AM/FM/NOAA, Flashlight & Phone Charger

When the power goes out, this radio doesn't need an outlet.

Storms, winter outages and blackouts rarely give a warning. Keep this compact emergency radio in a drawer or glovebox and you're ready: recharge it by hand crank, sunlight or USB, tune in to AM/FM news and the NOAA weather band, light up the dark, and give your phone a backup charge.

Why it belongs in every home and car

• 3 ways to recharge – Turn the hand crank, set it in the sun with the built-in solar panel, or plug it into USB. No outlet? You still have options.
• AM / FM / NOAA weather band – Listen to local news and NOAA weather broadcasts when Wi-Fi and cell service are down.
• Built-in LED flashlight – Instant light for dark hallways, roadside stops and campsites.
• Backup phone charging – The built-in power bank can give your phone an emergency top-up when you need it most.
• Compact & portable – Small enough for a kitchen drawer, glovebox, go-bag or backpack.

Ready in 3 simple steps

1. Charge it – Top it up by USB when it arrives.
2. Store it – Keep it where you'll reach it fast: the kitchen, the car or your emergency kit.
3. Use it – When the lights go out, turn on the flashlight, tune in for updates, and crank or sun-charge it to keep going.

Made for

• Power outages, hurricanes, winter storms and tornado season
• Home and car emergency kits
• Camping, hiking, fishing and road trips

One for home, one for the car

Emergencies don't wait for you to be home. Choose the 2-pack for just $25 per radio – one for the house, one for the car – or the 3-pack for under $22 per radio to cover someone you love too.

A gift that actually gets used

Practical, thoughtful and ready when it matters – a great holiday gift for dads, grandparents, new homeowners and anyone who loves the outdoors.

Shipping & returns

• Free shipping to the United States
• 14-day free returns – see our Returns & Refunds policy for details

FAQ

How do I charge it?
Three ways: the hand crank, the built-in solar panel, or a USB connection. We recommend charging it fully by USB before you store it, so it's ready when you need it.

Can it charge my phone?
Yes. The built-in power bank is designed to give your phone an emergency top-up via USB. How much charge it delivers depends on the radio's own battery level.

Can I hear NOAA weather broadcasts?
Yes. The radio includes a NOAA weather band, so you can tune in to NOAA Weather Radio broadcasts where they're available in your area.

Is shipping free?
Yes, shipping is free to the United States.

What if it isn't right for me?
You can return it within 14 days. See our Returns & Refunds policy for full details.