AM/FM Draagbare zwengelradio, dynamo, noodradio met 4000 mAh oplaadbare batterij, led-zaklamp, SOS-alarm voor camping, outdoor, noodgevallen, grijs

Radio fonctionne bien. Lampes aussi. Par contre, oubliez la dynamo, ça ne charge rien du tout même après avoir tourné pendant de longues minutes...comptez sur vos piles uniquement et ce n'est pas léger à transporter...un peu déçue quand même.

A little smaller than I expected but feels well built and everything works. Radio was nice and clear, light was bright. I've not checked the charging speed fully but it worked.

Das Solar Radio mit AM/FM-Funktion ist ein durchdachtes und praktisches Gerät, das sowohl für den Notfall als auch für Outdoor-Aktivitäten wie Camping bestens geeignet ist. Es kombiniert viele nützliche Funktionen in einem kompakten Design.Design und VerarbeitungDas Radio hat eine solide Bauweise und ist in einem schlichten, aber modernen Grau gehalten. Es ist kompakt und leicht genug, um es problemlos in einem Rucksack zu verstauen oder in der Hand zu tragen. Die Bedienknöpfe sind einfach zu verstehen und intuitiv zu nutzen.FunktionenRadio: Die AM/FM-Funktion empfängt Sender klar und zuverlässig, auch in abgelegenen Gebieten. Perfekt, um im Notfall Informationen zu erhalten.Taschenlampe: Die LED-Taschenlampe ist hell und reicht aus, um den Weg im Dunkeln zu beleuchten. Ein nützliches Feature, das unterwegs immer hilfreich ist.SOS-Alarm: Der integrierte SOS-Alarm ist laut und kann in Notsituationen helfen, Aufmerksamkeit zu erregen.Aufladen: Das Gerät bietet mehrere Möglichkeiten zum Aufladen – Solar, Kurbel oder über die 4000mAh-Batterie. Besonders praktisch ist die Möglichkeit, es als Powerbank für Smartphones oder andere Geräte zu nutzen.Akkuleistung und AufladungDie 4000mAh-Batterie hält lange, selbst bei regelmäßigem Gebrauch von Radio oder Taschenlampe. Das Kurbeln funktioniert einwandfrei und liefert auch bei leerem Akku schnell Energie. Der Solarbetrieb ist eine großartige Ergänzung, besonders bei Outdoor-Aktivitäten.EinsatzgebieteDas Radio ist ideal für Camping, Wanderungen, Festivals und Notfallsituationen wie Stromausfälle. Es bietet Sicherheit und Komfort zugleich.FazitDas Solar Radio ist ein unverzichtbares Gadget für alle, die sich auf Notfälle vorbereiten oder gerne im Freien unterwegs sind. Mit seinen vielen Funktionen, der guten Verarbeitung und der zuverlässigen Leistung ist es eine klare Empfehlung. Ein kleines Gerät mit großem Nutzen!

This £10 radio is an excellent choice for a grab bag as recommended by the UK Government.It has a hand crank which charges up the internal rechargeable battery which can also be charged via USB. This is kept topped up with a solar panel on bright and sunny days. It also takes 3 AA sized batteries so plenty of options in an unexpected power outage. There is a switch on the side which is easy to miss which switches the power supply between the internal battery and the AA batteries. One other reviewer might have missed this switch which has to be in the 'LI-ION' position if no AA batteries are fitted.The two lights are very handy for emergencies too. They're not super-bright but they provide a little light which is better than nothing at all. Using these lights in the dark make it quite tricky to operate the switches and tuning on the radio. I think the LED reading lamp under the solar panel isn't very effective and I would have preferred to have had illuminated dials and switches on the radio instead. Either this or a different design so the LED reading light folds out to illuminate the front of the radio.The tuning and volume is via two rotary dials and there's a green LED light to indicate when a station is tuned correctly. It was easy to find all the usual BBC and commercial stations in my area and the sound was clear. There's a good extendible aerial for FM which isn't needed for AM stations. The design makes it look like there might be two stereo speakers but there is only a single mono speaker in the left side of the radio. This is adequate for it's purpose.There are two sliding switches on the radio. The one on the left operates the torch and a loud siren. The design isn't great with an 'off' position in the middle. It's easy to slide the switch too far when turning the torch off. It would have been better to put a dedicated 'on' 'off' button on the top of the radio for the torch and leave the switch on the front exclusively for the SOS siren. The radio and torch are both useful in a power cut but I can't imagine any practical use for the SOS siren.The other sliding switch powers the radio with a position for FM and AM respectfully.There's an LED light to tell you when the internal battery requires a charge and a charging light that illuminates when you turn the crank handle, when the solar panel is receiving enough light or when it's on charge via USB.I fully charged the internal battery and the radio and lights have lasted for several hours so far. The instruction manual suggests the radio will last 11 to 12 hours, the torch for 41 hours or the reading lamp for 48 hours after a full charge. Turning the hand crank for 5 minutes gives you 15 to 20 minutes of radio play at maximum volume, 2 hours of the reading lamp or about 100 minutes of torch light.The radio will charge a mobile phone or other USB device in theory but the internal battery is only 4000MaH so would only be useful to charge a phone up just enough for an emergency call.In the event of an unexpected power outage in the UK, the primary method of communication between the public and emergency responders would be via the BBC emergency radio network which is why it's important to have a radio like this one - preferably with a spare pack of AA batteries. It's likely that home broadband and the mobile phone and data networks would not function so a mobile phone would be of limited use.Search 'prepare' on the Gov.uk website and see what else they recommend for a grab bag.

Good size, came virtually fully charged, I live in a vale and so struggle to get a Dab signal, hell I struggle to get any type of signal but this little thing worked reasonably well with most of the big stations tuning in easily with a strong signal. Don’t imagine you could actually charge the thing solely from the solar panel but the instructions say that the solar panel is more for topping up a fully charged battery. Reading light works well as does the torch and the alarm, when it went off unexpectedly, made the old ticker race a bit, never read owt about a very loud intruder type alarm so it was a hell of a shock. Delivery was delayed but worth the wait.