TFTDOUP FM/AM/NOAA Weather Radio Hand Crank Self Powered Solar Emergency Radios
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About TFTDOUP FM/AM/NOAA Weather Radio Hand Crank Self Powered Solar Emergency Radios
Overall Feedback:
70% positive
75% liked the long-lasting battery life
I have not tested the battery life of the weather radio yet, but I tried it out of the box and it worked with a little juice. I also fully charged and tested it again and it worked.
Based on my personal experience, the battery life lasts for up to 2 hours with no issues.
I like the option to charge the weather radio or use the hand crank charge.
71% praised for its rugged design, but 29% experienced broken parts
The weather radio is small, light, and gets great reception. It is also loud and has a bright flashlight. It can be charged by the solar panel or by cranking the handle on the back.
I have not tested the durability of the weather radio or the life of the charge yet, but it is said to hold up to 60 days of charge.
72% found the interface easy to use
The weather radio seems to work well.
I have used the product for up to 2 hours with no issues of battery life.
I find this radio easy to use because it is solar charged and always charged, and also has a hand crank charge function when it is not able to solar charge.
71% liked its compact and lightweight design
The short whip antenna performs well. You may have to move the radio around to find the best position for a signal.
74% praised for its strong signal reception, while 26% experienced poor reception
The receive sensitivity on all bands is much better than I expected.
I have tuned the AM to a local station for news, weather and traffic reports.
After a year of usage, I noticed that the radio had problems holding a station.
72% praised for its loud and clear sound
The sound quality is amazing for something so small and it fits into a shirt pocket if needed.
