Portable Emergency Weather Radio - Waterproof Bluetooth Speaker with AM/FM/NOAA, Hand Crank & Solar Rechargeable, Built-in Flashlight, Reading Light, 5000mAh Power Bank for Phone Charging, SOS Alarm - Perfect for Camping, Hiking, and Emergency Survival Kits

This product is a must-have for your emergency preparedness kit; included with this product is the multifunctional device, USB-C cable, carabiner, and instruction manual. Since it's a multifunctional device, I'll break down the components and explain.- Auto Scan AM/FM & Emergency Weather Band Radio - Works as described. Very easy to dial though the stations. Single-press to scroll through individual stations and double-press to scan. The expandable antenna worked well, and the device easily picked up the local stations. According to the manufacturer, a fully charged battery will support 35 hours of continuous radio use.- Wireless Bluetooth Speaker - Paired easily with my connected Bluetooth Device. The speakers are loud and clear; impressive as a durable, rechargeable Bluetooth speaker.- LED Flashlight - Operated with a single button on the top of the device. The light is bright enough to work as a basic flashlight. According to the manufacturer, a fully charged battery will support 60 hours of continuous flashlight use.- LED Reading Light - Pretty handy feature. The light is mounted under the solar panel on the top of the device. The light turns on by folding the panel up and provides ample reading light; could also be used as a nightlight. According to the manufacturer, a fully charged battery will support 180 hours of continued use of this reading light!- SOS Alarm - Very loud alarm function. The SOS button is mounted on the bottom of the device and is operated by a long press on the button.- Charging and Battery - There are three (3) methods to charge this device: USB-C, Hand Crank (Dynamo), and/or solar panel. The USB-C method was certainly the most efficient and took several hours to reach a full charge. The hand crank may work in a pinch, but based on my tests it would take a considerable amount of time. The solar panel works, just VERY slowly. I left this device in the sun for a full day, but didn't not get a full charge. I noticed that unless the device was fully charged, it could not charge any connected devices. Once the device was completely charged, the charging auxiliary devices option became functional (tested on a cellphone and a tablet).Additionally, there is a location to attach the carabiner on the side and a 1/4' screw hole for mounting located on the bottom. There is also a basic compass located on top of the device.- Conclusions - Not many suggestions or critiques for this product... I would have liked a battery life indicator rather than the basic red light for low battery or charging and a green light for fully charged - if not a percentage, perhaps a couple lights to illustrate the amount of charge. Additionally, the instruction manual appears to have been written in a foreign language and translated to english, as some of the information failed to translate correctly and doesn't make sense (a negligible concern).Overall, I am VERY pleased with this product; this would be great to include in your vehicle or emergency preparedness kits. I would definitely recommend this product to family and friends.