FosPower Emergency Weather Radio (Model A1) NOAA/AM/FM with 7400mWh Portable Power Bank, USB/Solar/Hand Crank Charging, Battery Operated, SOS Alarm & Flashlight for Indoor/Outdoor Emergencies
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Color: Model A1
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- [7400mWh (2000mAh) POWER BANK WILL KEEP DEVICES POWERED] The FosPower FOSPWB-2376 emergency radio incorporates a 7400mWh (2000mAh) power bank capable of providing emergency power to any small tablet or phone.
- [3 POWER SOURCES POWER WHEN YOU NEED IT] Use the emergency weather radio's 3 power sources when you need a boost of power or need to recharge the radio. The radio's crank lever and solar panel are both capable of regenerating enough power to keep the radio, lights, and SOS alarm ready to go when you need it most. AAA Batteries ensure you have power when not able to regenerate power.
- [2 LIGHT SOURCES ALWAYS POWERED] The emergency crank radio can also provide light. The 4 LED reading light and 1W flashlight provides enough output to keep you and your loved ones out of the dark in an emergency situation.
- [NOAA EMERGENCY WEATHER BROADCAST ACCESS] The radio will dependably receive up to the second emergency weather forecasts and emergency news broadcasts from NOAA and AM/FM stations.
- [LIMITED LIFETIME WARRANTY] Includes a Limited Lifetime Warranty. Please visit FosPower's website for more information.
Brand: FosPower
Color: Model A1
Special Feature: Portable
Connectivity Technology: USB C
Product Dimensions: 6.2"L x 2.1"W x 2.9"H
Tuner Technology: AM/FM/WB
Style: Model A1
Power Source: Solar, Battery, Handcrank
Radio Bands Supported: AM, FM, WB
Included Components: Owner's Manual
Product Dimensions: 6.2 x 2.9 x 2.1 inches
Item Weight: 14.8 ounces
Item model number: FOSPWB-2376
Batteries: 4 AAA batteries required.
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Date First Available: August 6, 2018
Manufacturer: FosPower
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Color: Model A1
Great little weather radio at it's price point, presently $30 (w/ 25% discount). It is compact and seems well enough built. It is very easy to operate with the simple dial knobs for volume and tuning. This radio has better reception than the other portable radio I have of another brand, which I appreciate as I live in a more remote area along the coast. If you are looking for an affordable radio to use during a power outage to keep in touch with pending weather, or you could easily carry to the beach or pool, I would recommend you take a look at this one. It does not have shortwave band and being as small as it is don't expect boom box sound quality sound but it performs well for its size.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 21, 2025 by Hal
Color: Model A1
It works well, and provides a pretty good connection to both the local commercial as well as NOAA radio stations. It works well in both clear skies and indoors during a Florida thunderstorm. The hand crank seems sturdy, and the solar panel has removed any concerns about stationary battery life. The set up is incredibly straightforward and easy- pull it out of the box, and gently pull the antenna by the tip out from its retracted position and you're good to go. Adding the AAA batteries to the secondary battery compartment was incredibly easy as well- no screwdriver needed. The audio is clear, and it provides a good range of volume. The charging ports are simple and effective. All-in-all, a very good find, and well priced.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 29, 2025 by Brigham Phillips
Color: Model A1
I haven’t used put away for emergencies but it seems well built and designed
Reviewed in the United States on September 13, 2025 by Cindy
Color: Model A1
I needed a SHTF radio with all the goodies. Since most people today don't keep or have normal AM/FM portable radios like when I was a kid, "Gen X". I wanted a radio that didn't just run on normal batteries. Was able to charge with different changing functions and had some USB ports and cheap. Well, this is that radio. Don't get me wrong. This radio is cheap and will stay in my go bad, but it will get the job done. I'm going to buy a few more for gifts. I will be looking for a better quality radio, but this one was worth the money and gets the job done.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 13, 2025 by Steve
Color: Model A1
This thing is great..! At exactly the intended use. The solar, crank, and features are the best throwback. Don't expect fast charging- but it will keep your phone alive no matter what. It has multiple lights, and after a day sitting on my windowsill the light lasted through the night. Will do am/FM and has a setting to go straight to the weather broadcast. If your goal is to have an emergency device for: light, moderate charging, and emergency communications? This is the thing to have. It's also great for teaching kids about how RF, faraday's law, and wave theory. 10/10
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Reviewed in the United States on August 3, 2025 by Worst product ive ever purchased. Came with no instructions, and no obvious construction method. Plastic broke the same day. Overpriced for the cheap plastic its made of. Even before breaking I didnt trust it fully with the weight of my 2 year old. Worst product ive ever purchased. Came with no instructions, and no obvious construction method. Plastic broke the same day. Overpriced for the cheap plastic its made of. Even before breaking I didnt trust it fully with the weight of my 2 year old.
Color: Model A1
Bought this for the next emergency situation when we don't have power. I like that you can charge it by solar or crank it for power. Seems to pick up the local stations with no issues. The unit is built well and should hold up well over time.
Reviewed in the United States on September 2, 2025 by Scott R. Gerber
Color: Model A1
Why did you pick this product vs others?: I love how this product can charge my phone! We go camping alot and use this for charging and emergencies. This product can def save someone’s life. Easy to use. Solar generated. Charges phone fast nice and small. Not heavy
Reviewed in the United States on July 3, 2025 by kathy pallaoro
Color: Model A1
Worked good for about a year and a half, then the flip lamp on top wouldn’t shut off no matter how much you pressed it closed. There was no on or off switch for that light, just that if it was flipped open then it was on and the sensors wouldn’t pick up that it was closed so it drained the battery and the light got very hot because it was constantly on. Couldn’t use it because it would drain the batteries quick and the when you charged it it would drain quick.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 4, 2025 by Tori Caiza