Portable Shortwave Radio - 4000mAh/14800mWh AM/FM/WB/SW Shortwave Radio with Bluetooth Speaker, Flashlight, Sleep Timer, SOS Alarm, and White Noise, Suitable for Camping, Emergency

I like music. I also like to store music that wouldn’t be on the radio to play when I go out. This thing is an all in one and has served as a great emergency charger for my phone. The battery hasn’t died thanks to its little solar charger. It’s light weight with a big sound and while not surround sound, I can’t bring surround sound into the woods.When I want to listen to the emergency weather broadcasts I can with a quick flick of the dial, always comes in clean. The lights on it are bright and when using the as card for music the buttons take a second to get the hang of. It’s Bluetooth reception is solid so long as your working functional distance. All in all I’m glad I found this. Worth the price.

This is a very cool radio. Lots of features, save the manual! It is good at receiving, even on the West Coast, sounds like a bigger radio, has lots of battery power and numerous ways to recharge it. The system takes some practice, due to all the modes, but works well. One of the things I like best is the shape: other radios are uncomfortable to hold for long periods. This one sits naturally in your hand, doesn't need to be put down. A steal for the price.

First off the sound is amazing for the size. The radio is really nice. I like the weight and quality. This unit has thoughtful and useful features. The solar panel charges in low light conditions. I really feel that you will not go wrong if you but this radio.

The Radio Is Solid, The Speaker is Loud. The Tuning Knob takes a little finesse. The automatic tuning function is incredible. Multifunctional lights, flashlight is moderately bright. The crank and solar panel work. It both takes a good charge and gives one when used as a power bank.Bluetooth connects easy.Just about all the major functions work exactly as intended except for one:The White Noise.The white noise system has 7 sounds but all 7 sounds only last about 10 seconds. If it lasted for 10 or 15 minutes I could ignore the looping a little easier but as it stands it's egregious and obvious. It's annoying, but I can circumvent this system entirely.There's an automatic shut-off system I can toggle the radio to, and I could stream bluetooth white noise from my phone. So not a big deal, but if you were looking for this thing to have a good white noise system built into it, keep looking.Also my next issue is merely a practical concern rather than a technical concern, and that's the SOS Toggle.Why on God's Earth was it built into the same toggle as the "Energy Output" system. If I want to use this thing as a power bank and charge things, I have to be very careful to not push the toggle all the way to SOS and deafen myself.For those who have not bought the product yet, let me paint a picture.You have a three point toggle. Let's call the sections 1-2-3 for simplicity.1 is SOS. 2 is Neutral. 3 is Energy Output.To use this things to charge your phone or whatever, you set it from 2 to 3. To flick it off you set it from 3 to 2 and WOULD YOU LOOK AT THAT. You just accidentally flicked it all the way to 1 and deafened yourself, woke up the neighbors, and scared your dog to death.Don't get me wrong, the SOS is powerful, and in an emergency situation this could save lives to be able to do it so easily. But for everyday use it's a constant anxiety that I might accidentally flick it on by mistake.And don't mininterpret this review either. For the price I paid, this radio is fantastic. It's the most fanciful little thing, and quite frankly I think it's a beautiful device. It's easy to rip into the faults of a device when things don't work well, but hard to say how incredible it is when something works.It only has faults with two out of about a dozen and a half of it's features, which would still earn this thing an 89 on a 100 point scale. I can't do a 4.5 star review on Amazon, and tbh I'd probably shave some points off for the SOS toggle issue anyways, so a 4/5 is what this thing gets.

Hi, this my review I hope you will find useful in you decision to buy the emergency Crank Radio- Emgykit. I placed my order in 3 October 2024 and received it on 6 October 2024. Very fast 😊. I played with mine after I charged it too full. It took about 4 hours. The speaker for the system is good for its size. The size is perfect for my camping and over-landing. The radio picks all my local stations and the emergency stations like NOAA, AM, FM WB/SW with no issues. I did not care of the compass to small to read for a person the needs reading glasses. But have said that nice touch. The flash light works well and will be useful if I have my radio with me in an emergency great job on the SOS flashing. Thank you for putting it on the Radio. One thing I spent the most time trying to make work was the was loading the right music on my Micro SDXC UHS-1 Card/ 128BG. The radio does not play MP4. The radio only plays MP3. I had to pick up a program to convert my story books and music over to MP3 format. I hope this little review helps out. I am very happy with mine so much I ordered 5 more for gifts to family. Thank you for taking the time to read my review. J.W.

This is a pretty sweet little Short Wave radio. It has great functions from FM, AM, weather bands, short wave, MP3 and Blue-tooth connection. It has digital tuning, solar and chank charging to the battery. It can also be charged via USB and has a good battery size.Its relaxation audio files a 15 seconds long, so they are pretty useless as the looping is too short to blend. So those are a dud, but the speaker is pretty powerful with better then expected dynamic audio ranges. The unit is small enough to fit in a jacket/hoodie pocket, so adding it to a go-bag or camping kit is easy.From the PNW in a open area it was receiving Korean, Chinese, Russian, Japanese and I think I found one Australian station on the Shortwave bands. I could also tune in other strange signals, possibly alien, in nature ;)Pretty solid radio

Really good radio, speaker is very good for 40 bucks and the analog tuning is very nice. Has a lot of features so I would recommend keeping the manual. I’ve had it for a couple of months and it’s still going strong. Would highly recommend.