This outdoor emergency radio is equipped with a 2000 mAh external battery and is compatible with USB and solar charging.

Package Content: 1 x Solar Radio.

Product description: ① Designed for extreme weather conditions: hurricanes, tornadoes, storms, fires, etc., it keeps your family safe.

② Rugged and durable, water and dust resistant, it works even in the most extreme environments.

③ Exceptional lighting: Don't let the darkness overwhelm you.

The integrated 140 lumen flashlight cuts through the darkness and provides maximum visibility.

④ The powerful 2000 mAh battery recharges via USB cable or solar panel/crank.

Product dimensions: 13.2 x 6.4 x 4.5 cm.

Features: 1.

USB, solar and manual charging: With three charging options, this rechargeable radio is always ready to use! 2.

Charges electronic devices: A cell phone without battery can be fatal.

Don't let your cell phone run out of charge when you need it most! Simply connect your cell phone or other small electronic device to the USB port of this emergency kit to get extra power.

You can store it in a bag, in the trunk of your car or carry it using its handle.

It is small and compact enough to fit in a pocket.

Product Description: Name: Solar Radio Battery: 2000 mAh Maximum power: 0.5 W Reception frequency range: FM 87-108 MHz, WB 162.4 MHz, AM 520-1700 kHz Solar charging time: With an average light intensity of 86,000 lux, the solar cell charging time is about 10-12 hours.

Solar cell lifespan: More than 25 years (6 hours of daily use) Operating current: ≤ 150 mA Manual power generation: Turn the joystick clockwise or counterclockwise.

Continuous rotation at a constant speed of 130 rpm for 1 minute provides approximately 10 minutes of lighting or 5 to 10 minutes of radio battery life.

Capacity: 2000 mAh (updated version)

Power: Battery: Replaceable lithium battery (solves the problem of difficulty replacing the battery for older users)

Flashlight: 0.1 W (maximum brightness) Flashlight button: Easier and more comfortable grip (takes into account user feedback regarding the difficulty of using the flashlight button)