FosPower Emergency Climate Radio (Mannequin A1) NOAA/AM/FM with 7400mWh Transportable Energy Financial institution, USB/Photo voltaic/Hand Crank Charging, Battery Operated, SOS Alarm & Flashlight for Indoor/Out of doors Emergencies
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[7400mWh (2000mAh) POWER BANK WILL KEEP DEVICES POWERED] The FosPower FOSPWB-2376 emergency radio incorporates a 7400mWh (2000mAh) energy financial institution able to offering emergency energy to any small pill or cellphone.
[3 POWER SOURCES POWER WHEN YOU NEED IT] Use the emergency climate radio’s 3 energy sources whenever you want a lift of energy or must recharge the radio. The radio’s crank lever and photo voltaic panel are each able to regenerating sufficient energy to maintain the radio, lights, and SOS alarm able to go whenever you want it most. AAA Batteries guarantee you will have energy when not capable of regenerate energy.
[2 LIGHT SOURCES ALWAYS POWERED] The emergency crank radio also can present gentle. The 4 LED studying gentle and 1W flashlight offers sufficient output to maintain you and your family members out of the darkish in an emergency state of affairs.
[NOAA EMERGENCY WEATHER BROADCAST ACCESS] The radio will dependably obtain as much as the second emergency climate forecasts and emergency information broadcasts from NOAA and AM/FM stations.
[LIMITED LIFETIME WARRANTY] Features a Restricted Lifetime Guarantee. Please go to FosPower’s web site for extra data.
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13 reviews for FosPower Emergency Climate Radio (Mannequin A1) NOAA/AM/FM with 7400mWh Transportable Energy Financial institution, USB/Photo voltaic/Hand Crank Charging, Battery Operated, SOS Alarm & Flashlight for Indoor/Out of doors Emergencies
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Serinna Alexander –
Essential Emergency Tool – Reliable and Versatile!
I recently purchased the FosPower Emergency Weather Radio (Model A1) and am extremely impressed with its performance and features. This device is truly a must-have for both indoor and outdoor emergencies.First and foremost, the 7400mWh power bank is incredibly handy. It keeps my devices charged when Iâm on the go or during power outages. The multiple charging options (USB, solar, and hand crank) give me peace of mind knowing Iâll always have access to power no matter the situation.The radio itself works flawlessly, picking up NOAA weather alerts and AM/FM signals with excellent clarity. The built-in flashlight is bright and has already come in handy during a recent camping trip. I also appreciate the SOS alarm feature, which adds an extra layer of safety.The FosPower Emergency Radio is compact, sturdy, and easy to use. Itâs now an essential part of my emergency preparedness kit. I highly recommend this product to anyone looking for a reliable and versatile emergency radio. Itâs worth every penny!
John P. Lockwood –
Amazing small emergency radio
This little radio arrived promptly, rechargeable battery charged, and everything was working “right out of the box”! The manual is a little skimpy, and I’m continuing to find surprise functions not documented well in the manual. The emergency siren and flashing red light will make it easy to find us if we ever need help. Because of small speakers and antenna the radio reception is a bit weak, but it tuned into our local NOAA weather station loud and clear, as well as stronger FM stations. Not many AM stations left to test . There are two small LED lights adequate for night walking or reading. I’m sure impressed that so many functions could be installed in a small radio at such a reasonable price!
Ira –
Good for backup in an emergency
First impressions. Everything works. It is solid and heavier than I would expect for a small, inexpensive radio. There is no play in the tuning knob, and it has the right amount of resistance, not too tight nor too loose. The sound from the speaker is what you would expect with a small, inexpensive radio, but the weather band is loud and clear. The FM reception seems ok. From experience having traveled with many small, inexpensive radios as well as small fairly expensive radios over the years, I expect this one to be durable.The one negative, perhaps, is AM reception doesn’t seem that good. It is there, just doesn’t compare favorably to other little radios that I have. Of course, this may or may not be a relevant issue for most people nowadays, and observations will probably vary. But as I say, the weather band is strong, and the FM is acceptable, in my opinion, for a backup emergency radio.
sg –
An impressive little package
I haven’t really had a chance to test this out completely but from the little I have used it; I really like it. The radio works well, and the flashlight has a strong beam. The best part is the solar cell on top which allows it to be charged from the sun. I haven’t had to use the hand crank because it’s always charged. I also really like the very bright LED light under the solar panel. It’s a little hard to lift up, though. Maybe if it had a notch to grab, but other than that I would buy this again.
Christell –
Very Nice!
Great addition for my emergency supply “GO bag”. It’s small, lightweight, and works well. I love that it can be charged with a USB and run on a rechargable battery AND you can put AAA batteries in it as well as a back up. Had good reception for radio. LIke the flashlight feature. Great product for the price! Highly recommend. It even has an SOS button that makes a alert sound that you can switch on manually.(We did not test that out…as my daughter is not a fan of loud alarm sounds. I will trust that is works!)
DDT –
It works as expected – and a low cost for the peace of mind it provides.
Good Quality at a good price. All the functions work as expected. Hopefully I will never need this, but it’s good to have it… just in case.
Akila –
Nice
I like this and wanted it because I wanted to add this to my emergency storage unit and this is so good!! I really like how even when the battery hasn’t been used, you can still power it up. I bought a solar powered flashlight (not from this brand) and it basically said that if you dont use after a while, then the battery will die. So, that’s great. When doing the lifetime warranty thing, it doesn’t specify or say anything on there about what the abbreviations mean, but SKU (stock unit #) is the product tag that’s on the back of your product. There should be a sticker on the hand crank…And then, you need your order # as well. So, whatever you got from amazon when you ordered this product. It’s very small, but it works well and the weight is like something you can’t even notice. However, I don’t think this thing is drop-proof since it’s so small. So, be careful, especially since it costs a lot. Happy buying!!! God bless!!!
J. C. Pelzer –
Broken battery cover
I bought this radio about three years ago, mostly to use for camping and hiking. Recently the power bank started to hold less and less power and the radio wasn’t lasting as long on internal power; no complaints about that, three years of regular use and being stored in the trunk of my car when not in use will run down even the best batteries. So I decided to swap out the battery with a fresh one since the radio still works fine otherwise. The whole time I have had this radio there has been a Fospower sticker over the cover for the 3.7v internal rechargeable battery which I didn’t think anything about since manufacturers often put “Do Not Tamper” stickers over things like that, I peeled off the sticker and the cover came off with it. At some point, before it was sold to me, someone broke the cover and just slapped a company sticker over it to hold it in place and shipped it off.This isn’t a huge deal, I’m sure that some electrical tape will hold it in place (being that a simple sticker has held it in place for the past three years) but I am disappointed that someone at the factory thought that putting a sticker over the broken cover, rather than replace it, was a good decision from a customer service point of view.That said, once the replacement 3.7v battery arrives, I plan to continue to use this radio.
Fair Vision –
It was charged when I received it. You know how when people get their digital products and toss the manual and just start pressing buttons? Well, you really need to read the manual. It’s just a couple of pages. For instance, when charging you need to set the button at the bottom in the right position. The radio plays fine even without the antenna. I found my favorite radio station. Everything works. I tested charging my phone and that worked. I charged it. I notice it can charge my fire tablet. So yay.I bought it mainly for the radio and phone charging during outages. I have other flashlights, but it’s good to have an extra one now. I like that it has 4 charging capabilities, solar, hand crank, AAA batteries, and USB charging. It’s small and compact. Nice. I took the carabiner off. I don’t need that. I’m not going out in the wild. Lol. Oddly enough I found the battery compartment a little difficult to get open for the AAA batteries. I did get it, and now that I have, it’s fine.I didn’t know if I need to recharge it since it was already charged, and to what amount I don’t know. So I charged it through my pc. It says the red light comes on when charging, which it did, and that it turns off when fully charged. It says it takes 4.5 hours to be fully recharged. I had it there for about 6 and it never turned off. So I don’t know what that means. I stopped it at 6 hours because I don’t want anything to go wrong with it.Anyway, so far so good. The real test is when there will be a huge power outage again. Just made it through Fiona. The power was out for 40 hours where I was. This thing could have come in handy for charging my phone. Instead, I had to tightly limit the use of my cell phone in order to to make it last. And the only usable radio was on my phone which was definitely counter-productive.The SOS is really loud. But I think that is a good feature if you live in an area prone to tornados, earthquakes, and other extreme events. If you’re trapped under rubble you can use it to alert search and rescue workers.
Lizz –
I think this is a great radio! It takes batteries, it has a crank recharge, solar and you can plug it into the wall (with a USB adapter) I got it for emergencies and thankfully haven’t had to use it yet but it seems great! The sound is great, the buttons are big and clear and there is an emergency channel. There is also a flashlight and an SOS feature that is quite loud. The crank feature takes forever to get a big charge but at least gives you a couple mins of use for every 2-3 mins of cranking. Thankfully it also takes batteries and has a small solar panel to charge if you loose power. My understanding is that you can have it solar charging while using it so that is helpful.
Antoni –
Pequeña, compacta con múltiples funciones, me encanta
Oba –
VerdiÄiniz parayı sonuna kadar hak ediyor. Tam F/P ürünü ayrıca bir haftada elime ulaÅtı.
Soraya 913 –
Het geluid van de Radio is goed. Het feit dat je de Radio kan opwinden met de hand en kan gebruiken als Radio en Lamp is fantastisch. Ook de mogelijkheid van het gebruik van batterijen en zonlicht om de Radio op te laden is prettig. De prijs met de aanbieding was heel redelijk, kortom ik ben blij met deze Radio.