When the power goes out or you're deep in the backcountry without a signal, relying on a single power source can leave you stranded. This hand crank radio gives you three independent ways to stay powered — hand crank, solar panel, and USB charging — so you're never dependent on one method alone. With FM/AM reception, a built-in LED flashlight, and a 2000 mAh power bank for charging small devices, it's a compact multi-tool for camping, travel, and power-outage preparedness.

Why This Radio Stands Out

✓ 3 power sources — hand crank, solar panel, and USB charging mean you can power it regardless of grid access.

✓ AM/FM reception — pull in local stations, weather broadcasts, and emergency programming on both bands.

✓ Built-in LED flashlight — an integrated high-brightness LED provides reliable light alongside the radio.

✓ 2000 mAh power bank — the onboard battery doubles as a charger for phones and other small USB devices.

✓ Water-resistant housing — a durable plastic casing holds up against moisture during outdoor use and storage.

✓ Compact and lightweight — small enough for a backpack, emergency kit, car glovebox, or bedside drawer.

Situations It's Ready For

This radio is built for situations where standard electronics aren't an option. Campers and hikers use it to stay informed and lit without relying on batteries or outlets. Cottagers and caravan travellers keep one handy for storms and extended off-grid stays. It's also a practical addition to a home emergency kit — useful during winter storms or power outages when staying informed matters. The pocket-sized form factor means it stores easily and takes up minimal space until it's needed.

How the Three Power Sources Work

The USB input lets you charge the internal 2000 mAh battery from any standard USB power source before heading out. The built-in solar panel on the top surface charges the battery passively in direct sunlight — useful for extended outdoor use when you can leave the radio in the sun. The hand crank generates power manually: turning it spins an internal generator that feeds the battery, giving you an emergency power source with no external input required. All three methods charge the same internal battery, so you can switch between them as conditions change.

Setup and Use

Before first use, charge the internal battery via USB until full. To listen to the radio, select AM or FM using the band button, then use the tuning dial to find your station. To use the flashlight, press the dedicated light button — press again to turn it off. To charge a small device, connect it to the USB output port while the internal battery has charge. To use the hand crank, fold it out from the side of the unit and turn steadily for several minutes to build usable charge. For solar charging, place the radio face-up in direct sunlight — this works best as a supplement rather than a primary charge source.

Cleaning and Care

Wipe the exterior with a soft, damp cloth to remove dust and grime. Avoid submerging the unit — the housing is water-resistant, not waterproof. Keep the solar panel surface clean and unobstructed to maintain charging efficiency, using a dry or slightly damp cloth to wipe it down. Store the radio in a cool, dry place when not in use, and avoid leaving it in a parked vehicle in direct sunlight for extended periods, as excessive heat can degrade the battery over time. Don't use chemical cleaners or abrasive materials on any part of the unit.

Product Specifications

What's in the Box

1 × Hand Crank Solar AM/FM Radio