Battery capacity
Built-in rechargeable backup power.
2000mAh Solar Powered Portable Survival Radio with Flashlight & SOS Alarm
2000mAh Solar Powered Portable Survival Radio with Flashlight & SOS Alarm
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2000mAh Solar Powered Portable Survival Radio with Flashlight & SOS Alarm
Regular price
$45.99
Regular price
$45.99
Sale price
Unit price
per
Stay informed.
Keep light close.
Weather broadcasts, backup phone power, two lighting options and an SOS alarm—all in one portable radio for your home emergency kit and outdoor trips.
Three radio bands
News, music and weather broadcasts.
Built-in cables
Common phone connectors together.
Lighting options
Flashlight and fold-up reading lamp.
Tune in to local weather.
Receive NOAA weather broadcasts across seven weather-band channels, alongside AM/FM stations. Turn on the radio, extend the antenna and tune to a clear local signal for forecasts and updates.
Broadcast reception depends on local coverage, terrain and antenna position. Listening does not require Wi-Fi or a phone app.
A charged battery.
More backup options.
Recharge before you need it, then keep alternative power options close. USB charging, a solar panel, a hand crank and a AAA battery compartment give you flexibility when a wall outlet is unavailable.
USB recharge
Charge the internal battery before a trip or outage.
Solar panel
Supplementary charging in direct sunlight.
Hand crank
Generate backup power by turning the crank.
AAA backup
Uses 3 AAA batteries, sold separately.
Solar and hand-crank charging are backup methods. Prepare with a USB charge; charging speed and available use time depend on conditions and the functions used.
Built-in cables.
Less to search for.
The 2000mAh battery can provide an emergency top-up for compatible devices. Built-in USB-C, Lightning and Micro-USB connectors keep common charging options attached to the radio.
Emergency top-up
Designed for a partial phone charge.
Check the fit
Match the connector to your device’s port.
Light for moving.
Light for staying put.
Use the front flashlight for directional light, then open the reading lamp for a closer task. One device helps illuminate a campsite, a map or a room during a power interruption.
Front flashlight
Directional lighting when you need to see ahead.
Reading lamp
Fold-up illumination for nearby tasks.
An audible SOS signal.
The dedicated SOS control activates an alarm to help attract nearby attention. Get familiar with the button and its operation before packing the radio for a trip.
SOS is a local sound alarm. It does not place a call, send a message or transmit your GPS location to emergency services.
Compact enough to pack.
Useful enough to keep close.
Keep broadcasting, light and backup power together in your emergency kit. The compact form is suited to a home supply shelf, camping bag or road-trip gear.
Home kit
Keep it charged and easy to find.
Camping
Pack light, radio and backup power together.
Road trips
Check the battery before you leave.
Grab-and-go bag
Keep key functions in one device.
Set it up before you need it.
Read the supplied manual, prepare your power source and find a clear station in advance. A quick check helps you get familiar with the controls while conditions are calm.
1. Check the guide
Review the power selector and charging input.
2. Prepare power
Recharge the battery and prepare AAA backups.
3. Tune a station
Extend the antenna and test local reception.
4. Check the lights
Learn the flashlight, lamp and SOS controls.
Bright accents.
A practical black body.
The listing offers Orange and Green. Choose your preferred color in the product selector and check the selected option’s details before ordering.
Orange
A bold orange-yellow front with contrasting black controls.
Green
A bright green front paired with the same dark utility styling.
Know what you’re packing.
Battery capacity2000mAh rechargeable battery
Radio bandsAM / FM / WB; seven NOAA weather channels
Power optionsUSB charging, solar panel, hand crank and 3 × AAA backup
Built-in connectorsUSB-C, Lightning and Micro-USB device connectors shown
LightingFront flashlight and fold-up reading lamp
SOS functionLocal audible alarm
Color optionsOrange / Green
Runtime varies with volume, lighting and phone charging. Check the manual and the unit’s port labels for version-specific operating details.
A few useful answers.
Can it fully charge my phone?
The 2000mAh battery is best treated as emergency top-up power. Many smartphones have larger batteries, and charging uses energy in conversion. Expect a partial charge that varies by device and the radio’s remaining battery.
Can I rely on the solar panel alone?
Use USB charging to prepare the battery in advance. The small solar panel is a supplementary option, with output depending on sunlight. Hand-cranking is another backup method; neither has a guaranteed recharge time.
Does it work without Wi-Fi?
Yes. AM/FM and weather-band broadcasts are received by radio, without a phone app or internet connection. You still need battery power and a receivable local broadcast signal.
Will it automatically wake me for a weather warning?
Automatic standby warning activation is not confirmed in the available specifications. Use it as a tuned weather-band receiver and follow the supplied manual for any additional alert settings.
Does pressing SOS contact rescue services?
No. SOS produces an audible alarm to attract nearby attention. It does not call emergency services or send a location message.
Are AAA batteries included?
The power-options image states that the 3 AAA backup batteries are not included. Prepare compatible batteries separately and install them as the manual directs.
Make preparedness
part of the plan.
Keep useful information, light and a little backup power together—then check your radio regularly so it is ready to use.
Review the setup stepsUse as one part of your emergency kit. Local coverage and operating conditions affect performance.
