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Best NOAA Portable Solar/Hand Crank AM/FM, Shortwave & NOAA Weather Emergency Radio with USB Cell Phone Charger & LED Flashlight (Green)

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Features

  • 5-way powered portable emergency radio with hand crank generator, solar panel, compartment for 3 AAA batteries (not included), 5V mini USB input (USB cable included), built-in NiMH replaceable and rechargeable battery pack
  • Comprehensive coverage of AM, FM, shortwave and 7 NOAA weather channels for entertainment, sports, talk-shows, breaking news around the world, and 24/7 real-time weather forecast (USA and Canada ONLY)
  • Works as an emergency mobile battery charger with built-in standard DC 5V USB output port for charging mobile phones, compatible with both iOS and Android devices. Other safety features include a siren, an LED flashlight and a red LED S.O.S. beacon light
  • Telescopic antenna extends up to 14" for high sensitivity reception assisted by advanced semiconductor circuitry design; use built-in speaker for loud and crispy sound or earphone jack for private listening (earphones NOT included)
  • Palm-size and lightweight design for easy storage and carriage; made of strong premium impact-resistant and water-resistant ABS material, suitable for both indoors home/office use and outdoors recreational activities

Brand: Kaito


Color: Green


Special Feature: Flashlight, Cell phone charger, Siren


Connectivity Technology: USB


Product Dimensions: 5.25"L x 2.5"W x 2"H


Tuner Technology: FM, AM


Power Source: Solar Powered


Radio Bands Supported: FM, AM


Water Resistance Level: Water Resistant


Hardware Interface: USB


Product Dimensions: 5.25 x 2.5 x 2 inches


Item Weight: 10.2 ounces


Item model number: 4336302721


Batteries: 1 Product Specific batteries required. (included)


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Date First Available: December 20, 2017


Manufacturer: Kaito


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Top Amazon Reviews

    • Quality for the price
I really like all the features and quality of the the radio. Worth it by far.
Reviewed in the United States on February 2, 2024 by Barbara Blue Water
    • Excellent Budget Emergency Noaa radio
I got this from Amazon, great little radio, so easy to use, easy to put batteries in compartment, I bought another midland radio and it was so hard to connect the internal battery, id have to have microscopic fingers to plug it in, gave it away, put it out in the hall of my apartment with a for free sign. this little green Kaito radio is the best ive bought so far. I love the siren on it, its pretty loud and the flashlight is good. just the right size for my backpack too if I want or need to carry it, perfect size and works Great. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 21, 2020 by Norma
    • Pretty good
The good. The crank seems very sturdy and may actually last. The solar panel (don't forget to remove the film over it) seems like it will work well. It picks up my local weather station plus one further away and plenty of other radio (so far not much short wave tho). The bad. First, it is hard to read the knob indicators. One knob is self evident (flashlight, siren, flashing signal, off). The other is not - AAA battery, lithium internal battery, off, and perhaps the last one is for charging an external device? Where do I set it when I plug it into the wall - on internal or off? Also, it says not to plug it in more than 8 hours - I would hope there would be an internal regulator to keep the internal battery from over charging. Also, no alert on the weather radio. I guess this isn't huge since the alert runs the battery down (and I can't leave it plugged in for more than 8 hours). Finally, it took some figuring to realize the the internal battery arrives unplugged - you have to take it out and plug it in. Overall it seems good for the price, but not perfect and kind of wished I shopped a bit more. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 15, 2022 by B. Johnson
    • Very good value for the price
There are a lot of options for the emergency radio on the market. This one is a good choice. Has decent radio reception, even for short waves. Very compact and lightweight. Serves its purpose very good.
Reviewed in the United States on November 9, 2022 by Volo
    • Poor AM/SW Performance and Lacking Power
This is an ok emergency radio if all you want to do is tune very local radio stations. The AM/SW radio is basically useless for all but the nearest stations. The FM radio works ok. In an emergency it would be very useful to be able to tune in AM stations from further away. On to the USB charging capability... don't count on it to charge your modern smart phone. I fully charged the radio and was only able to charge my iphone by 5% before the radio battery died. It's a neat, lightweight emergency radio, but it lacks critical performance. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 23, 2023 by Travis Waack
    • Perfect for Everyday Use and an Emergency Radio
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This is an excellent everyday use radio that can also be used as an emergency radio. I've been using this little radio daily for a couple of weeks now and I have it with me everywhere I go. This little radio is very compact and feels very solid in your hand. I especially like the rounded corners and it's Tic Tac shape. The antenna, tuning and volume wheel controls are positioned in such a way that you can operate this radio while holding it vertically, like a cell phone. I also find that having the tuning wheel on the side is at the perfect height and very comfortable to use when resting my hand next to the radio on a flat table top or desk surface. This is a great feature to have if you spend hours tuning around in the shortwave band, (no carpel tunnel syndrome). On my radio, I added four little rubber feet to the bottom to give it more stability when using it on an uneven rough surface, like a rock or a tree stump. I also use my Voyager V2 with mono headphones and a shortwave reel antenna for tuning the SW Band, (these are must have accessories for shortwave listening). ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 6, 2022 by RFT RFT
    • Smaller than I expected
It’s tiny, and that may be my fault because I should have read dimensions closer. I realize that no one needs a large radio to bug out, but to keep at home and listen for weather and a little music, it’s ok. It doesn’t seem too sturdy. It does have good reception for fm radio so far. I will report back as I use it for a better update. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 27, 2018 by Murphy
    • One of the Best Emergency Radios you can buy for under $20.
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The Voyager V2 by Kaito, has to be one of the best values for an emergency radio you can find anywhere. Its my new $20 jewel! I love this radio. I produced a detailed video review which is on youtube. Just search the product and my user name. Features I like best about this radio: * Build Quality is fantastic. * FM-AM reception is equal to some of the best performing portables I own. * The NOAA Weather Band reception on this radio exceeds all of my other radios. Very impressive. * Flashlight. * Easy to use Dynamo crank. * Solar power. * Optional AAA batteries can be used..this is a very important feature all emegency radios should include. * Audio quality rivals some of my portables and can be used as an everyday radio...its that good. * Headphone jack is awesome, low noise floor when quiet and great bass on FM. * Replaceable rechargeable battery pack. Features that could be added or improved: * A second SW band would have been welcome..3.2MHz-6.95Mhz. * More color choices; though I think with time we will see them become available. * Longer antenna, or include a clip on wire to extend the Shortwave capability. The performance is everything you would want in a small form factor emergency receiver. I'm really enjoying this radio, and may use it on a normal basis vs waiting for an emergency. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 3, 2018 by Todderbert Todderbert

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