20000 mAh handslinger noodradio, AM/FM NOAA weerradio met 74000 mWh Power Bank mobiele telefoon oplader, zonne-radio met LED-zaklamp, USB opgeladen, kompas, SOS Alarm Camping & Survival (groen)

The coolest little emergency radio. Love all features blue tooth, weather, regular radio and all the lights. Charging capacity for both radio and your phones. We do lose power in spring and summer with storms. Now if I can just figure out how to heat or cool my house I would be stoked. Just kidding about lasts statement. Buy it. It won’t disappoint.

Outstanding product. More features that I anticipated.

Really good

I must say that this FQBLXY branded emergency radio is very versatile. This device is loaded with useful features and most of them work as expected. The main thing to remember while looking at a device like this on Amazon is to realize that it is essentially a 20000mAh battery that directs that power to perform tasks for you.Some of the positive features of the FQBLXY emergency weather radio:1. 20000mAh battery with capacity to charge multiple phones and other USB devices2. The AM/FM/Weather radio reception is decent without extending the antenna and even better if you use it3. Bluetooth connection is immediate and stable4. SOS alarm is LOUD5. Reading light and flashlight with low and high beam settings6. A compass that works!7. 3.5mm headphone jack for wired headphonesAnd the not-so-nice:1. It takes forever to charge the internal battery - 6 hours via USB is not great, but 53 hours via hand crank and 122 hours via solar? I understand that the hand crank and solar charging are only intended to be used in times of a true emergency, but why even bother?2. The SOS button is in a terrible location. It is on the front of the device. It's way too simple to inadvertently hit the button when you pick up the radio. As I was removing the thing from the box when it arrived, my hand set off the SOS alarm.3. That brings me to the third issue, which is the ridiculously tiny print in the user manual. When I accidentally triggered the alarm the first time, it kept going off (LOUDLY) for at least two or three minutes while we tried to find a way to turn it off. The print was so small that we had to track down a magnifying glass before we could read it.4. The printed manual says the device has a 6-month warranty, but the Amazon page claims it's 18 months. Which is it?5. The price when I ordered was just under $50. As I write the review today, the price is just shy of $44 for the green color that we ordered. Other colors are different prices (the green is most expensive), which I don't understand. If you think of this as a phone charger with lots of additional features, the value proposition is good - especially at the sale price. If you view this as a radio only, it may not feel like a great deal.

This emergency radio has lots of extras: flashlight, reading light, bluetooth speaker, 20,000 mAh power bank,, AM/FM/NOAA weather radio, SOS alarm, headphone jack and more. Great for use in the outdoors and for emergencies. There are 3 different ways to charge this with usb cord, hand crank or solar panel. It takes a few hours to fully charge it when plugged in.This would be great in your emergency bag for your car or home. Recently I broke down on the side of road, miles from town, in the pouring rain in the early morning. My alternator needing replacing so I had no power in the car. I had no lights and my phone battery was low. I had no charging cord other than my car one. I had numerous calls to make. I had a car emergency kit, but no power bank. This would have come in real handy that day.Sometimes we prepare for big emergencies, but forget that there are everyday ones that happen too. This has been added to my car emergency kit. I've got it on my calendar to make sure it's fully charged every 4 months.I love all of the features and feel this is a good value.