R11 Portable Shortwave Radio - 4000mAh/14800mWh NOAA/SW/AM/FM, Solar/Hand Crank/USB Charging, Bluetooth Receiver/USB/SD Playback,with Compass,Flashlight,SOS for Camping & Emergencies - Grey

The radio is so much better than what I expected. It is very good quality. The sound it's very clear.The radio has many great features.I love how it has multiple options of charging. And can also.Charge my phone.As well.Like that I cand hold a USB card to store my music.And it has.Soothing sounds to helped relax. The radio comes in a heavy duty case. Well protected, and it's perfect for outdoor camping, especially with its solar battery charge this radio.Has made a perfect gift.I already bought multiple

I was pleased with this radio when I opened it. Surprisingly well made, great sound, sensitive tuner and a great price. If you are looking for a way to listen to the world you can start here.

This is a Swiss army knife of a radio. It does so much. I bought this to add to my hurricane kit, I live in a concrete building and it gets great reception when other radios don’t . The weather band comes in loud and clear unlike my dedicated weather radio. It’s rechargeable and also acts as a battery pack. You can charge it with solar or the hand crank which will be useful after a hurricane . It’s USB-C so you can charger it from the wall.

This is actually very cool! I'm a radio nut and have bought many higher end radios. I can literally hop down the road to C. Crane in Fortuna, and play with their radios. I bought their original emergency radio. But after 30 years, the dial gave out. It was the best at the time. But these days, radios are far and above.But this radio! This really suprised me! The controls were kinda wonky with my fat fingers, but once I got the feeling, this was actually a really nice radio.The speaker was the first shocker.The dial was the second shacker.The reception was the third shocker.This is a rechargeable radio that beats all that I've ever tried. Just put some foil on the end of the antenna and you'll have twice the reception. If you want more, C Crane sells a retractable long wire. Or just get some wire.This radio is perfect for a bug out bag, or just simply playing with. Todderbert on youtube demos an exact copy of this (this may be the copy), and the radio is precisely the same. The only difference is the branding. All functions are the same. I probably can't link a YouTube video but if you search "todderbert emergency radio review" and scroll, you'll find an excellent review. He covers EVERYTHING!This is a great radio if you have frequent power outages. The LED light lasts 18 hours. The radio is like 12. Much longer if you don't crank the music up. If you're looking for SSB on a $45 small radio, good luck. Bring on at least another hundred bucks. C Crane has the best mini, the CC Skywave SSB. It's spendy but worth the money if you can afford it, and are willing to set up a long wire. But SSB is usually just people talking about their radios and having competitions with others getting contacts.But during emergencies, they (The SSB'ers) are going to be the ones you'd want to be able to tune into. They are the true preppers.So choose your radios.This is a great power out radio.

First, this radio comes with a large variety of different frequencies, SW, FM, Weather band, etc. This makes it more than just an AM/FM radio to listen to. The Weather and SW bands are a MUST in bad weather conditions. While the radio gets good reception with the built in antenna, I did purchase XHDATA FM/SW extended external antenna for about $6.00 that greatly improves reception especially with SW reception. I find this radio very handy to have around. The built in solar charger is basically to help keep a charged battery charged but will get the battery charged enough to use in several hours. Has a built in Solar Panel charger that takes some time to charge the battery but does the job in an emergency. The hand crank also takes a lot of turns but will charge the battery enough for about 5-10 minutes of emergency use when needed. This radio also records and plays MP3 files with a TF card (Micro SD card) with a large storage of up to 16 GB or using a USB drive. Also has Blutooth to connect to mobile devices to use as a speaker. This radio works well and is fun to play with. It has an old school analog dial for tuning but also has a digital tuning option. After 6 months I have not had any problems or issues. The buttons and dails may be small or difficult to use for some but fully functional if you just read the instructions. Took a day to learn the radio and I now can use all of the functions without having to refer back to the instructions. For a small, portable, multifunction radio, this one works for me. Bought another to have at home and one in the car.

Great little radio. I use it mainly for tunes while im out working on my cabin. Can play music for a really long time. Hand crank and solar charge work great. Really like that it has a weather radio function, nice to have with all the storms we have here. The included charger cord wont work with my phone, maybe the otterbox case i have on it. No big deal, i have other cords. I do wish i could listen to music while it charges my phone, but no big deal there either. Flash light is nice and bright. I dunno how accurate the compass is, but I dont need that for what im using it.for anyway.

This is a pretty sweet little Short Wave radio. It has great functions from FM, AM, weather bands, short wave, MP3 and Blue-tooth connection. It has digital tuning, solar and chank charging to the battery. It can also be charged via USB and has a good battery size.Its relaxation audio files a 15 seconds long, so they are pretty useless as the looping is too short to blend. So those are a dud, but the speaker is pretty powerful with better then expected dynamic audio ranges. The unit is small enough to fit in a jacket/hoodie pocket, so adding it to a go-bag or camping kit is easy.From the PNW in a open area it was receiving Korean, Chinese, Russian, Japanese and I think I found one Australian station on the Shortwave bands. I could also tune in other strange signals, possibly alien, in nature ;)Pretty solid radio

Cool little radio. Works great.