Hand-crank, battery-operated, solar-powered FM/AM radio, emergency radio with SOS alert/flashlight, yellow.

Multifunctional Emergency Radio: This compact and portable radio is much more than just an FM/AM radio. Beneath its sleek design lies a multifunctional emergency radio and backup device in case of a power outage. It can serve as a flashlight in the dark, a power bank during a power cut, a reading light while camping, and an SOS signal with a built-in flashlight in emergencies. It's ideal for camping, fishing, travel, and emergency situations. Four Power Options: This emergency radio is equipped with a built-in, non-removable 2500 mAh battery. A USB port allows for convenient daily charging. The hand crank and solar panel are suitable for camping or emergency situations. This battery-powered radio is highly reliable for travel or during power outages. Switching to "AA" mode with three AA batteries (not included) extends its battery life. LED Flashlight and Reading Light: This outdoor radio with a built-in flashlight and reading light is ideal for outdoor enthusiasts or anyone who needs to move around in the dark. The LED flashlight illuminates your path, helps you avoid obstacles, and prevents you from tripping when you wake up. Flip the solar panel over to transform it into a reading light for easier nighttime reading. Emergency Power Supply: This solar radio comes with a hand-crank charger, making it an ideal companion in emergencies. No more worrying if your phone battery dies in the wilderness or during a power outage! This hand-crank emergency radio provides backup power for your phone, ensuring continuous power in an emergency (Note: Please select the "Lithium-ion" mode first; AA batteries cannot charge external devices). Emergency Call: This hand-crank radio is equipped with an SOS alarm function, perfect for outdoor activities like camping and hiking. In case of trouble, danger, or an emergency, and if no one is watching you, activate SOS mode. The radio will sound an alarm and flashing lights will alert others and allow emergency services to assist you.