FosPower Model A6 6000mAh Emergency Weather Radio

Perfect for all weather emergencies. Compact with lots of helpful features, especially the port for phone charging.

Have taken this camping and to the drive ins multiple times and of course we have used it I'm emergency scenarios and black outs. Very handy, compact, reliable and holds a charge for quite awhile.

Easy to set up and use. The small instruction sheet is all you need. We are older and like using knobs to find our stations. Good sound. Nice potable size, with woven carry handle. The radio has multiple ways to charge: solar, batteries, wind-up handle, usb. Wonderful portable, dependable radio. We liked it so well, we bought one for a friend.

Works well now. Waiting for emergency to really know.

Perfect for emergency power outages. Compact size. Bright lights. Minor static on some of the radio stations. Siren loud enough and distracting. Volume loud enough. USB a plus. Crank handle a plus, but extended use can be an issue on my arthritic joints. Item works for my needs.

Surprisingly came in handy shortly after I got it. Our power went out and I used it to listen to some music. Works very well. Batteries, crank or solar is a cool feature. It even charged up my phone for me. The radio dials are small and quite sensitive to miniscule movement, but it's not a huge deal, I'm grateful for the size of the thing. Little bit of peace of mind.

Like it. Exactly what I wanted

It’s perfect! The sound is so good and very easy to use.

Very happy with this radio. Small and compact for camping. Small speaker limits sound quality but it sounds excellent with headphones plugged in. Flashlight and reading light are very bright. Only improvement would be a less sensitive volume control at the lower volume levels.

Every happy 😊 😃

Great little radio. Smaller that I was expecting, but I'm not bothered by that at all. Happy to have a crank radio in my toolbox for emergencies. A+++

Ainda não usei, mas parece que atende as necessidades em uma emergência.

We’ve purchased two of these now - both have faulty volume knobs. The sound goes from barely audible to ear splitting within a fraction of an adjustment. The only way I’ve been able to get the volume to something tolerable is to hold my breath, cross my eyes, press/apply a bit of pressure on top of the dial with my thumb, and then pretend to move my thumb in one direction or the other. This will likely take several attempts. If you need this to be VERY loud for a job site or camping or something outdoors, it might be a better fit.